Vit C, Zinc, and Quercetin should be available locally in a town that sells supplements at the grocery store or has a health food store.

Does anyone in the house or friends or family nearby have Ivermectin that they would share? Not sure if Tractor Supply still stocks it in stores or not.

Amazon is the next option.

Woodland Essence sells Buhner’s herbal formulas for the virus, but their website indicates shipping delays.

Do you have a doctor who would prescribe Ivermectin? You will likely have to pay cash for the meds. My Rx is still “awaiting insurance approval.” I asked the pharmacy what the out of pocket cost would be. Was told $189. My doc also sent a Rx to a compounding pharmacy, but I never called them back, so I don’t know how much they charge.

human dose of iver is 12mg per day for a 150lb/68kg person - the paste forms will have mg per ml (or similar mg per unit volume/weight )noted on the packaging so you will need to adjust dose for weight based on this

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Is there anybody at your house or anyone close that had a key who could overnight what you need out of your house?

Mask up and stay away from your mom as despite her vaccines and booster she can easily get it.

Mega dose vitamin d and then ongoing, vitamin c around the clock, zinc, and zinc lozenges around the clock if available. NAC, quercetin, glutathione if you have any of them with you. Fortunately many stores are delivering now and offering curbside pickup (Walgreens etc..), perhaps you could round up supplements to be delivered or picked up with no contact?

Rest up and feel better.

Just had this scenario happen at my parents. My newly boosted sister arrived at my 90 year old parents house and got covid. Fortunately my parents had ivermectin and they all started it immediately. My parents did end up with covid but mom was asymptomatic despite health issues and my dad got a cold. We are very grateful that IVM was on hand otherwise they'd probably be in the hospital. So many people have it right now in the northeast.

Take good care.

Dr. MR just updated his COVID guidelines for Lyme patients today.
https://www.treatlyme.net/guide/coronavirus-lyme

Yeah not a big fan of these blends either Garzie, they are usually marked up and heavily advertised. It just doesn't sit right with me. You can just buy the ingredients separately for much cheaper and then see what works best.

There's also a lot of studies showing that pomegranate juice interacts with medications, in that same way that grapefruit does, so I'm not sure why they would add that. Especially since many of us are on many meds, possibly not a good combo.

Could be... you still should be careful with drug interactions though.

Even Buhner says to adjust a protocol if side effects occur.

Not too late to take Ivermectin. It can help even in late stage. It could cause Lyme herx. Yes, does treat parasites.

Ivermectin did not make me herx from Lyme at all.

As for covid, I found that ivermectin didn't have the immediate obvious effect that atovaquone did. I suspect ivermectin is a rather weak antiviral, but it slows down the virus just enough to allow your immune system to catch up.

many take the above dose daily until till symptoms resolve or for 5-7 days - whichever comes sooner

just be aware iver is sold in 3, 6 and 12mg tablets - so the number required varies depending on what you buy

the dose is strictly speaking, supposed to be done by the patients weight - the 12mg is based on a 150lb person - and should be adjusted pro-rata depending on the persons weight

skinny_joe said...
If your symptoms get worse I would strongly encourage you to go to a doctor. There are treatments for covid that are proven to work rather then relying to what the internet tells us and taking supplements hoping it works.

^^^This

And, Pierre Kory, MD is the FLCCC doctor who say called Ivermectin "miraculous" and claimed "if you take it [ivermectin], you will not get sick." Then, despite being on the FLCCC prevention protocol, he got COVID.