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Okay, maybe that can prevent the cancer, but what about the rest? If my dumbass family members shed into me, what about autoimmunity? What about blood clotting, etc.?

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These repurposed drugs mop up the Spike Protein and modified Spike Protein (SP 2), so they improve immunity, and attenuate all of the potential adverse events.

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How often would you need to take it? Because if you’re infected with the SP2, it’s just going to continue production, no?

Also, what do you think of McCullough’s recommendations? Both his company’s Spike Support Formula (nattokinase, dandelion root, & various nutrients facilitating bodily & cellular repair) and the Base Spike Detox (3+ months of nattokinase, bromelain, & nano-curcumin)?

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Laurie

Jul 2

Dear 2nd,

I read your Substack regularly & am deeply appreciative of how you are trying to share the valuable information about lvermectin & Fenbendazole. This has the potential to save many, many lives. Thank-you.

I have replied individually to the commenters below who have inquired about dosage recommendations.

But also want to share with all reading today's comments that there is a wonderful Substack tiled "Fenbendazole Can Cure Cancer " (l believe that's the correct name) which provides case studies & dosage protocol. They sell nothing....just give information. They also discuss Joe Tippin's successful cure of his cancer diagnosis.

Again, thank-you for all you are doing to spread the word.

under this:https://www.2ndsmartestguyintheworld.com/p/synergistic-pairing-of-ivermectin?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

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Dosage for ivermectin is out there but not for the other. What is the dosage for cancer prevention with the latter?

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300 mg 3x week on consecutive days, other 4 days off

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Nobody survives this so what's the point.

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Nobody survives life either so what's the point?

Both yours and my assertions are undeniable - there's an end to everything. But there doesn't need for there to be a point to the excursion - the one between birth and death - and we were never given the choice to take it, anyway. In the meantime we are here, alive. The struggle might be a pain in the ass, but it turns out that without the struggle, life isn't all that great. TV's crap, and people can be such jerks. Maybe the living gets better while we try to live the best lives we can, and the struggle also gives us a chance for that.

More than this, I really don't know and couldn't say.

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I guess I worry it’s already set off some chain reaction that can’t be easily remedied with nutrition, but I’m definitely going to pursue the I+F.

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I can tell you what I personally do.. When I have been around people I know were jabbed or a crowd of people, i take a dose of the ivermectin and a claritin (loratadine or pepcid).

I skip the next day and then another dose the following day. Take it with or after a fatty meal. Fenbendazole the same way. Fenbendazole is good paired with a tsp of olive oil.

If I start having a sore throat or swollen glands or feel "off" I take ivermectin and it goes away. I take vitamins and supplements every day but I only take the ivermectin as needed or until I feel better. I have read of people taking a dose of ivermectin once or twice a week for 3 months then have a break for 2 or 3 months. I used to take it like that when delta was around up until the spring of 2022.

Ivermectin thins the blood so if you're on warfarin or blood thinners it could be contraindicated.

Ivermectin is good for the gut also. It "reseeds" the gut.

I use the fenbendazole paste to rub on a skin cancer I have. It seems to be a fast cancer killer. I don't take my fenbendazole after spike exposure but some people may.

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Thank you so much for sharing your approach.

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Appreciate the notes.

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There is a cheap test that you can get that is available at a doctor's office. It tests for covid antigens. If you haven't been jabbed or had COVID it will come back negative, meaning you are still a pure blood.

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I'll preface this comment with the qualifier that antibody titres are NOT correlates of immunity. I'm not at all certain those "tests" are specific enough for, well, anything. Before COVID-19, around 40% of the population, and arguably much more, were already carrying antibodies to coronaviruses from prior exposure through colds and flu. It turns out that the usual attribution to rhinoviruses as the major causative agents of colds was greatly exaggerated, and the most common *likely* pathogen were in fact coronaviruses (cue a hysterical counter-attack by the 'viruses aren't real' army)

I think it highly unlikely that both the RT-PCR and these RAT assays are able to discriminate between the presence of recently-induced antibodies as a consequence of SARS-CoV-2 infection, or those from a previous infection by an average, garden-variety coronavirus.

Please do enlighten me if I'm benighted.

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I think that’s accurate.

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