The most likely explanation of cancerous tumors is that they are a natural part of our body attempting to contain a foreign pathogenic infection.
This is why #ivermectin, #fenbendazole, and #doxycycline have recently shocked the medical world in their ability to stop cancer by targeting the underlying infection instead of the containment mechanism.
When the infection is obliterated, the cancer is naturally disassembled.
i believe parasites are there to clear. why did the person eat the junk is the main problem
Our mucrobiome used to be sufficient to fend off many of the infections that are causing cancer today.
Ultra process foods tore down our first line of defense, leaving only emergency biological measures.
Interesting.
I suspect that explains the war on #ivermectin; it basically undermines not only the entire cancer industry but also stymies future pandemic generated by lab engineered pathogens.
Very interesting. The evil in the world never fails to shock me. Reminds me of this bible quote:
For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
- Ephesians 6:12
It makes me think that parasites are more significant a threat to humans than germs.
I got some ivermectin in 2022 but have not used it. Looking at it it seems mostly evaporated unless that it was quite volumless when I got it.
I struggled with understanding the dosage for it.
Recently my friend told me her husband accidentally killed their already aged dog by improperly measuring and giving it large amount of ivermectin.
Small animals don't do well with ivermectin. Give 'em #fenbendazole instead. Panacur on Amazon.
https://a-z-animals.com/pets/dogs/dog-facts/fenbendazole-dosage-for-dogs/
You can dose #fenbendazole for cats too.
https://www.animalwised.com/panacur-for-cats-uses-dosage-and-side-effects-3968.html
Are these good preventatives?
I always wondered if there was more to their insane reactions to these drugs during Covid. Turns out there was.
