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Aug 28Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

Great news. I take 12 mg. a week as a broad anti-inflammatory. As we know, it boosts good gut bacteria as well.

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Neither my husband or I took any of the shots, so we don't need a full protocol. What I would like is a recommendation for general inflammation, which we know is the cause of many illnesses.

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Begin with (in the morning) daily Vitamin D3 and K2. Supplement with zinc and copper in the proper ratio. - This is needed to activate your genes, Vitamin D3 is a hormone your body needs.

Take Magnesium along with melatonin around 9pm, this will help you sleep, which is necessary for your body to repair itself and reduce the inflammation.

I take Ivemectin weekly. You may want to take it monthly to begin with to be sure you can tolerate and it does cause any side effects - depending on what , if any, other medications you may be taking. Ivermectin is very safe and has been given to children, the elderly and pretty much everybody in between.

I am not a Doctor, this is not medical advice. This is what I would do, if I were you.

It is some of what I do for myself.

here's a link to the National Library of Medicine site on Vitamin D in the gut.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6695859/

its technical, but it will give you an overview of how important Vitamin D is ..

from the article,,,

"Vitamin D is a major steroid hormone that is gaining attention as a therapeutic molecule. Due to the general awareness of its importance for the overall well-being, vitamin D deficiency (VDD) is now recognized as a major health issue. The main reason for VDD is minimal exposure to sunlight. The vitamin D receptor (VDR) is a member of the steroid hormone receptors that induces a cascade of cell signaling to maintain healthy Ca2+ levels that serve to regulate several biological functions. However, the roles of vitamin D and its metabolism in maintaining gastric homeostasis have not yet been completely elucidated. Currently, there is a need to increase the vitamin D status in individuals worldwide as it has been shown to improve musculoskeletal health and reduce the risk of chronic illnesses, including some cancers, autoimmune and infectious diseases, type 2 diabetes mellitus, neurocognitive disorders, and general mortality. The role of vitamin D in gastric homeostasis is crucial and unexplored. "

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Thank you!

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Hi 2SG! We haven't met but I'm Dr. Pierre Kory's co-author on The War on Ivermectin and I read and share your writing often. I wanted to share a "subscriber success story," which you are welcome to use in any fashion.

A few months ago, I developed a rash on my forehead. I've had mild psoriasis on and off for decades, so I diligently applied my psoriasis cream for weeks and not only did it NOT improve, the rash began to spread to the bridge of my nose. I tried antifungal cream, hydrocortisone, and four different "all natural" creams I found online. I rotated these for weeks to zero improvement. Since I distrust most doctors and the medical system in general, I consulted Dr. Google. (Don't ask me why I didn't do this sooner; I think I just assumed it was stubborn psoriasis.) From photos, it was clear I had seborrheic dermatitis. Next I googled "ivermectin and seborrheic dermatitis" (this was before this post!) and lo and behold, there was data to suggest it might help. I promptly ordered a $7 tube of IVM paste from Amazon and slathered the area before going to bed. 2SG, hand to heart, when I woke up the next day it was 80% better. The next day, the rash was GONE. I had two or three small psoriasis patches as well so I thought what-the-hell and dabbed some cream on those. THEY ALSO DISAPPEARED in record time. I guess we now know why "the war on ivermectin," eh? :)

Also, how insane is this? I actually tried to reply to one of your substack emails with this story, and I got the following email back from substack:

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*author's note: They spelled Ministry of Truth wrong [eyeroll]. Et tu, Substack?

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Thank you. This is amazing information.

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Oct 29Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

My hubby has had skin cancer on his arms since the late 80's. We lived in Arizona at that time and he worked outside as a carpenter. Grayish scaly arms for decades but about ten years ago a Dr noticed that it was skin cancer. He did a round of prescription cream but the cancer came back. Last year it spread to his eye area and had to be dug out and stitched up.

A few weeks ago I started noticing that it was going away. His arms were pretty much covered with scales just before that. Then I realized that maybe it was the Ivermectin that we occasionally used since 2021. Now he takes a FenBen daily (purchased a few orders from the Ad here). The IVER worked great every time he had the sniffles, like he usually does a few times a year We are pretty excited and showed his arms to our RN daughter. Thank you to the woman who takes FenBen for her skin cancer that was posted here. Great job Smartest Guy! Thank you!

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Oct 29Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

Thank you for the great information. Also, the great pet meds at a great price!

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Also wondering about dosage amount for Rheumatoid Arthritis

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2SG - Did you see Dr. Makis's recent article regarding an older woman who treated squamous cell carcinoma with topical applications of CBD oil?

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Groundbreaking Docuseries Blows the Lid Off the Cancer Industry’s Biggest Lies

https://vigilantfox.news/p/groundbreaking-docuseries-blows-the

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I am taking 96mg Ivr daily for stage 1 PCa and have noticed a difference urinary function. I have also noticed that liver spots on my arms and hands have disappeared or have become very, very light in color. I was doing fendbendazole and it was a complete waste of time for my PCa, fenben may work for others but I wasted 9 monts on it. Going with IVR for now, will follow PSA for several months and if no improvements then off to conventional treatment. I will probably do the TULSA Pro as the first alternative, with NanoKnife as the second path.

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Lou - what's your age? PSA levels pre diagnosis vs now?

Also, what makes you say FenBen was a waste of time? No visible PSA reduction? No reduction of other symptoms?

Thx for sharing.

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Aug 29·edited Aug 29

Eddie ... I am 68 and my PSA at end of July was 3.6, up from 3.3. Previous high was 4.7. I took high dose fenben, as much as 1776mg daily for nearly 9 months, the PSA dropped but a second MRI end of July shows I grew another tumor. Now, it is possible the second tumor is from taking finasteride (known to cause tumors) but, regardless, the original tumor only shrunk by 1mm. Remaining small, indolent cancers were still there. Gleason is 3+3/6 and on AS. I only took fenben as a stand-a-lone for the most, towards the end of the nine months I did add in berberine. Fenben on its own, in my case is useless against prostate cancer. Mixing fenben with a handful of supplements that have no FDA backing, only anecdotal evidence is not for me. Fenben works on its own as a cancer killer or it does not. In my case, it did not. However, I was never sick with a flu or cold during that entire time I was on fenben. Having been on 96mg IVR daily for 7 weeks, and lactoferrin, I can tell a difference in urinary flow and sexual function. Are the tumors shrinking...I don't know. As for fenben, it has never been shown, that I could find, that it was effective against prostate cancer. However, it does appear to be effective if there are mets. Not having mets, fenben was useless for me to take. Of course, IVR may not be of a lot of help either. I will do another PSA around the middle of September and see if the number has dropped. If so, then I will push for an MRI to see if the tumors are shrinking. If they are, I will continue with IVR and lactoferrin. If not, then I am off to conventional treatment, either Nanoknife, or TULSA Pro.

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What is PCa?

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Prostate Cancver

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Can someone tell me how long to remain on the protocol?

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Great content. Much appreciated. Three questions:

1. No more Berberine in the JT Protocol?

2. FenBen & Iver should "NOT" be taken on the same days, correct?

3. Any evidence of the Protocol working to cure Prostate or Colon Cancer?

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these drugs like fenben and ivermectin are off patent. The pharma companies cannot make money by being the exclusive owners of the patents. Therefore you will never see studies of these drugs for any conditions or diseases.

any evidence will simply be people reporting what it did for them. different people will have different results, because they will have different diets, different environments, etc. some will be better at maintaining discipline in taking the compounds regularly and in advised doses, others will not. All these factors make it difficult to point to hard evidence.

All the compounds in the protocol can be taken along conventinial therapies, making it difficult to distinguish which factor was responsible for which improvement.

These are early days, many people will find themselves trying these therapies, more information will be gleaned and shared. If you want hard answers and published papers, your wait time will be very long indeed..

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I could be wrong, but I was thinking ivm and fenbendazole could be taken at least 2 hours apart.

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THE CODEX ALIMENTARIUS COMMISSION and THE UNITED STATES CODEX PROGRAM

https://www.usda.gov/sites/default/files/documents/codex-at-a-glance.pdf

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Dumb question, and I appreciate the information …. But if you take all 7 of these (14 if you include the 8 different types of Vitamin E), how can you know which ones are working, and for what? I’ve always thought most vitamins are a leap of faith, other than Vitamins C and D, and I don’t trust the unregulated vitamin industry to not just give us industrial waste capsules. How do we know? I do believe ivermectin is the real deal though.

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Read up on the Vitamins, and what they do, and how it was discovered what they do. Its rather simple research. I would lean towards the National Library of Medicine, its part of NIH. it has an abundance of free technical articles explaining the mechanism and pathways.

VItamins are not a leap of faith, they are necessary chemicals the body needs to maintain health. You can pay a premium to get vitamins and supplements that have a independent lab analysis - certifying the actual contents of the vitamins.

do some research....

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Almost ALL our vitamins are made in China so it is all a crapshoot at this point.

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Have you any anecdotes of people recovering from bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or other mental health issues caused by toxoplasmosis? Thanks!

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Here is my experience. I had on/off anxiety, weird personality swings and behaviors for years. Probably ingested a number of parasites swimming in lakes as a kids, playing with animalls/pets., etc. After taking Mimosa Pudica for about 5 days and cleaing my self out I felt much better mentally. I then started on Ivermectin during Covid and passed more womrs, including a 12cm round worm. Since thin, my mental well being has been perfect and wonderful.

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Thank you, fren!

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Aug 29·edited Aug 29

Once I had all the parasites out, I was like 85 percent back to good mental moods. The remaining issues were due to a hyperactive thyroid caused by a large nodule on one thyroid lobe. I had RFA, Radio Frequency Ablation on the nodule only to remove the nodule and within a few days I felt much better. thus, something else to check for is thyroid function. A hyper or hypo thyroid can cause behaviour changes. A thyroid lobe with large or multiple nodules on it can cause mood swing and behaviour changes.

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My hubby has had skin cancer on his arms since the late 80's. We lived in Arizona at that time and he worked outside as a carpenter. Grayish scaly arms for decades but about ten years ago a Dr noticed that it was skin cancer. He did a round of prescription cream but the cancer came back. Last year it spread to his eye area and had to be dug out and stitched up.

A few weeks ago I started noticing that it was going away. His arms were pretty much covered with scales just before that. Then I realized that maybe it was the Ivermectin that we occasionally used since 2021. Now he takes a FenBen daily (purchased a few orders from the Ad here). The IVER worked great every time he had the sniffles, like he usually does a few times a year We are pretty excited and showed his arms to our RN daughter. Thank you to the woman who takes FenBen for her skin cancer that was posted here. Great job Smartest Guy! Thank you!

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Ran across this video on Truth and was wondering if anyone here had heard about this before ?

FOUND BOOKS THAT STATE 'CURE FOR CANCER"

https://rumble.com/v5ct1sx-found-books-that-state-cure-for-cancer.html?e9s=src_v1_upp

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