Ivermectin And Cancer

#1

Hi guys.

I ran in to the X post today regarding the Ivermectin and Cancer.

Ben Smith on X: “Ivermectin is the future of cancer treatment. This drug was once labeled “horse de-wormer.” Today, extensive research reveals it has 15 powerful ANTI-CANCER mechanisms of action. Let’s look at the science behind how it works: :thread: https://t.co/pqOZTmLxLd” / X

Thats not the first post that I see regarding the Ivermectin and Cancer.

Any thoughts and experiences?

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#2

From what you’ve read on it so far would you say it is for preventative purposes, or more like a remedy for certain cancers?

#3

I’m not a member of X. Do you mind posting a link to whatever paper or journal article to which he’s referring?

#4

Ivermectin for Cancer treatment is not a New idea/thought

One on several published papers.

People who think this is “New” are behind the times.

Ivermectin, a potential anticancer drug derived from an antiparasitic drug

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#5

This is one:

https://www.wellesu.com/10.1016/j.phrs.2020.105207

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#6

And the other done in 2014 and finally published in 2020:

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#7

Hi there, I also got really interested in ivermectin. As rapamycin it is also an inhibitor of the mTORc1 pathway. I wonder if any of those billionaire health gurus are testing it on themselves, and if so what would be the dosage. What I found interesting is that, like rapamycin, it is found in the soil (Japan, Easter Island respectively). Anybody else here with more info on that? I saw an article that concluded that ivermectin extended ALS mice’s lives by 10%. What I also wonder is rapamycin + ivermectin. Lots of dreams, few concrete facts.

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#8

Wouldn’t probably learn much from a billionaire since their lifespan is so long. I don’t know your age, but they’ll probably outlive me.

I don’t know whether they’ve tested mice with that one. I know that because of stomach worms I’ve given many bottles of the stuff to my dairy goats and (according to my vet) I have had them die of cancer. At an old age, but still they’re probably dosed 4 times a year. But veterinarians say things that aren’t true for various reasons. They guess based on symptoms.

In this country usually a dose is 12 mg for adult, 6 for a kid. My daughter with cancer has used 12mg 3 times a day for 3 months or so. She’s working with an integrated doc. She’s using several things at once and actually is pretty much no evidence of disease at this point. Honestly I don’t know what to make of it.

I’ve used Ivermectin weekly for Covid prevention while on Rapa. Never noticed a thing from the Ivermectin. Never got Covid. Not trying to make a statement, just giving the facts. Pretty safe drug.

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#9

Thanks for the answer. If I may ask, what cancer does your daughter have? Wishing her well! After 3 months, do the doctors stop the ivermectin and retake some time after? I am female, 51yo. I was also trying to get articles about ivermectin and cancer, but the ones I found were about giving the drug to patients going through chemotherapy, as an adjuvant. Not for cancer prevention, in a way. Here’s the research for ALS mice.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/6749446_Ivermectin_inhibits_AMPA_receptor-mediated_excitotoxicity_in_cultured_motor_neurons_and_extends_the_life_span_of_a_transgenic_mouse_model_of_amyotrophic_lateral_sclerosis

#10

Hi, you can find some pratical info in this topic;

https://www.rapamycin.news/t/sarcoma-canine-and-human-rapa-and-fenben-ivermectin/

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#11

It’s mucinous ovarian with KRAS, which means vitamin C works well, but chemo does not. So she takes Doxycycline with vitamin C, Fenbendazole, ivermectin and a list of other things we talk about here a lot. She also went Vegan. I’m not so sure about it all, but it’s working and that’s ultimately what we go by.

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