
Ivermectin and its many uses
Ivermectin is being used successfully for many illnesses: from MS, to rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis, asthma and atopic cough, to cancer. Here, we show its course of action.
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Ivermectin is being used successfully for many illnesses: from MS, to rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis, asthma and atopic cough, to cancer. Here, we show its course of action.
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To date, billions of dollars have been invested toward cancer research, without resolve. Should we not be allowed the “Right To Try” – especially when ivermectin is showing such promise?
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When it comes to medication, the active ingredient is only part of the story: just as important is the dose, the formulation, and how consistently your body absorbs it. With the growing popularity of ivermectin, many people have erroneously turned to veterinary products because they’re easier to obtain or appear to be a less expensive […]
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Methylene Blue helps across a wide range of conditions – from supporting mitochondrial energy production, improving cognitive function and cardiovascular support, to neuroprotection in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease.
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How do you know if the parasite cleanse is working? Extending the cleanse is not always the answer – here’s what else may be happening.
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Is taking an herbal approach – such as black walnut hull, wormwood and clove – just as effective for cancer as ivermectin? The short answer is NO, and here’s why:
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Horse and human digestive systems are profoundly different — from pH and gut transit time to microbial fermentation — which means veterinary Ivermectin formulations may not dissolve, absorb, or activate as intended in the human body.
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Why cancer stem cells are increasingly central to recurrence research, how metabolic signalling may shape long-term outcomes, and where repurposed anti-parasitic compounds enter the conversation.
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Why prices are rising across health-focused products — from fuel and shipping to packaging and uncompromising quality — and how we balance transparency, integrity, and options like higher-volume pricing.
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Why the physical crystal form of an ingredient changes how it behaves: polymorph C mebendazole, bioavailability, manufacturing control, and what it means for predictable absorption.
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Detox is about supporting elimination — not extremes. Ten common signals that your system may be overloaded, from fatigue and brain fog to skin, digestion, and stagnation — and how structured antiparasitic support can help.
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Mitochondria do far more than make ATP — they sense stress, tune immunity, and shape how we heal. A look at what supports them, what strains them, and where repurposed medications like ivermectin fit in the conversation.
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Why standard dosing is a starting point, not a guarantee — from population averages and body chemistry to timing, context, and what actually influences how a dose works for you.
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Research on parasites and cancer — from historical observations in tumor tissue to modern questions about whether overlooked infections belong in the conversation, plus context on observational work with repurposed anti-parasitic medications.
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Excipients are easy to overlook on a label, yet they shape stability, dosing, absorption, and how a medication behaves in the body — from tablets to cosmetics to GMP manufacturing.
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Modern medicine often frames drugs as single-purpose tools — yet biology routinely reveals broader potential. A look at repurposing, from everyday foods to ivermectin and beyond.
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