I was reminded about Ivermectin paste after this tweet today:
AI OverviewIvermectin paste (1.87% equine dewormer) is available in Jakarta primarily through online international retailers like Ubuy Indonesia, which offers brands like Bimectin and Durvet with shipping. It is generally not available in local physical stores, but sometimes listed on platforms like Tokopedia from specialty importers.
- Availability: Primarily via online import (Ubuy, Tokopedia).
- Common Brands: Bimectin, Durvet, IverCare.
- Product Type: 1.87% paste designed for horse deworming.
It is important to ensure any product purchased is for its intended veterinary use.
Search the web for all information relating to Ivermectin paste as an effective topical treatment for skin cancer and other skin disorders.
51 sources were gathered with the following summary:
Ivermectin is a versatile antiparasitic that effectively treats Demodex mites, rosacea, and tropical diseases. While experimental research explores its anticancer and antiviral potential, clinical evidence for these uses is lacking. Supratherapeutic doses cause neurotoxicity.
Find sources that support the use of Ivermectin as a topical treatment in humans for skin cancer and other skin disorders. I am not interested in caveats or cautions as to its proper use. Search only for present its use for human skin conditions positively.
Ivermectin is a versatile drug used to treat parasitic infestations like scabies, rosacea, and Demodex mites. Research highlights its anti-inflammatory properties and potential as an anticancer agent. While effective for skin issues, its use for COVID-19 remains debated.
Let's be more explicit. I asked the following:
Summarise the information relating to Ivermectin paste's use in treating skin cancer in humans.
The summary of its response was:
While ivermectin demonstrates potential antitumor activity in laboratory and animal studies, there is currently no evidence to support the use of ivermectin paste or cream for treating skin cancer in humans. Standard evidence-based treatments for skin cancer remain surgical excision, Mohs surgery, and radiation therapy.
Of course, no human trials on a drug whose patent has expired are likely to carried out and even less likely to be published even if they were. Medical research labs and medical publishing houses rely on funding from Big Pharma. Mavericks who try to bypass this control mechanism are quickly ostracised by the medical community and achieve pariah status.
Trying to push this matter further only brings you up against the "current medical consensus" and it's clear that an objective overview will never be provided by Gemini. The algorithm is heavily biased toward supporting mainstream narratives. Any evidence to support Ivermectin's efficacy is scattered and anecdotal such as the story that opened this post. Thus "surgical excision, Mohs surgery, and radiation therapy" will remain the recommended treatment for skin cancers.
The doctor who removed two basal cell carcinomas from me in Australia made a living from the surgical excision procedure. He was a nice guy. I'm sure he believed that he was doing the best by his patients. Even if he was willing to experiment with Ivermectin paste, he would risk deregistration as a doctor by the medical mafia if he were discovered.
Saying all this, I don't blindly believe that Ivermectin paste will cure skin cancer but I certainly entertain it as a possibility because I understand how closely the doors to medically-approved cancer treatments are guarded. An industry has grown up around cancer treatment and it generates billion dollar profits for the medical mafia. Woe betide anything or anyone that threatens this.
Meanwhile here's a site for ordering Ivermection: https://genixmeds.com/.
ADDENDUM 1:
Mohs surgery is a highly precise, tissue-sparing procedure used to treat common skin cancers (basal cell and squamous cell carcinoma) by removing thin layers of cancer, checking them immediately under a microscope, and continuing until no cancer cells remain. It offers the highest cure rates (up to 99%) while preserving healthy skin, making it ideal for sensitive areas like the face, neck, and hands.
Key Aspects of Mohs Surgery:
- Procedure Method: The surgeon removes a thin layer of visible tumor, maps it, and examines it under a microscope to identify hidden "roots".
- Targeted Removal: If cancer cells are present at the edges (margins), the process is repeated only in those specific areas, allowing for minimal damage to surrounding healthy tissue.
- High Cure Rate: It is the most effective technique for treating high-risk, recurring, or complex skin cancers, with a 5-year cure rate of 92-99%.
- Application Areas: It is commonly used for skin cancers on the head, neck, ears, nose, lips, hands, and feet.
- Recovery: After the area is cancer-free, the wound is closed with stitches, a skin graft, or a skin flap.
This technique, which was developed in the 1930s, is often performed in an office setting under local anesthesia.
ADDENDUM 2:
๐จ Dr. William Makis MD – Cancer Protocol A powerful protocol using Ivermectin + Fenbendazole for remission, aggressive cancer, and poor prognosis.
๐ Ivermectin
– 0.5–2.5mg/kg/day based on cancer severity
– Proven results: prostate, ovarian, gallbladder, brain cancer
– No long-term side effects (even at high doses)
๐ Fenbendazole
– 222–1000mg/day (6 days/week)
– Add: CBD, Curcumin, Milk Thistle
– Supports liver/kidney health
๐งช Real case studies.
๐ท Full dosage chart below
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