Reducing the risk of getting Covid when back to school in person soon

Liver toxicity is a possibility, but its chance of doing that is extremely low. I've seen Ivermectin help multiple people and when combined with the multitude of studies, I lean towards its efficaciousness. Any anti-pathogenic agent can cause neurotoxicity if it kills pathogens and they can't be removed. Detox ability plays a massive role and since most Lyme patients don't detox very well, they would be at higher risk.

The Delta variant puts off so much more virus that it is overwhelming even the children's immune systems. Supply and demand, if you have enough IgG, you can deal with it. If you don't, you can't. I am trying to conserve IgG by eating foods that don't produce much IgG when I eat them. You don't know unless you get tested for food allergies. I now recommend that for everyone that can afford it.

I ask because I've been thinking about doing this as well. I think I have an IgG-mediated food sensitivity issue to casein and gluten, but this is a different panel than most allergiest will run. Most allergists just seem to want to run IgE and dont really believe in IgG mediated food diseases, outside of celiacs.

Cyrex and Genova both do an IgG food sensitivity panel, i believe. Which do you do Georgia?

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How do you guys get Ivermectin?

What is it used for, meaning what is it's intended use?

Anyone herx from it?

Thanks. I may want to get some to have on hand.

Thank you. I'll research a bit more.

Appreciate the links.

Horse paste? Oh my...

I am forever impressed with how much you all know, and your dedication to research. I appreciate you all.

JMF84 said...
FYI: There are some reports recently that people with Covid have had no response to some Edenbridge brand Ivermectin obtained from local US pharmacies. These people switched to animal ivermectin and responded very well. There is some investigation and testing going on to determine whether some of the Ivermectin being prescribed is fake. Currently waiting for test results to come back. So far, I've only heard of reports re: this one brand. One doctor believes this could be happening in an effort to discredit Ivermectin.

If you Google how Ivermectin is to be taken, every link on the first page tells you to take it on an empty stomach away from food. The literature specifically states "ivermectin following a high-fat meal resulted in an approximate 2.5­
fold increase in bioavailability." That is directly from the package insert. There is definitely a misinformation campaign out there and its coming from our government and the companies they control like Twitter, Google, Facebook, and Youtube.

With that being said, ivermectin absorption is highly variable per patient. People with chronic inflammation basically have zero absorption because they are often deficient in the proteins that carry it (i.e. albumin). People with GI disorders can have lower absorption as well. Using the injectable did give good blood levels but it is not approved for use in humans.

That's good to know, Georgia Hunter. Thanks.

Quin said...

Georgia Hunter said...
If you Google how Ivermectin is to be taken, every link on the first page tells you to take it on an empty stomach away from food. The literature specifically states "ivermectin following a high-fat meal resulted in an approximate 2.5­
fold increase in bioavailability." That is directly from the package insert.

The FDA-approved prescribing information says to take ivermectin on an empty stomach, and this long predates the use of ivermectin for covid. I assumed that this is because it is used to treat intestinal parasites, so you don't want it to be absorbed from the gut in that case.

Note that, in contrast to ivermectin, the prescribing information for mepron says to take it with food, because you want it to be absorbed and it's not particularly toxic in excess. I often took it on an empty stomach though and it still worked for covid. The dose needed to block viral replication isn't particularly high compared to what's used to treat babesia.

Correct, Food increases absorption for systemic use for viral infections.

My school will be 100 % online until the 1st of November and I wouldn’t be surprised if it stays that way for the rest of the year. I'm really hopeful for how the Wim Hof method and my improved sleep will help make my immune system even stronger so that I don’t have to be as afraid of Covid later.

The most important thing in all the sleep books I have read is that you get up about the same time every day. So I have been having an alarm at 06:40 every day for a while, except for once when I got up at 7 am after being up late the night before.

To get my 8 hours I'm also going to bed earlier than before and take shorter naps the few nights I go to bed later.

No, I haven't, but it seems like an interesting book.

Thank you so much for the update JMF84, I've been wondering about it since you mentioned it.