You are absolutely supposed to take it with food and preferably something fatty like butter or olive or coconut oil for better absorption. The directions about taking it on an empty stomach were for treating parasites that were in the GI tract.
For more info on cancer treatment please download Dr. Marik’s pdf second revision on Cancer Care. It is on the FLCCC site. Do the keto diet and other things they recommend.
I have taken it both with and without. In both cases my wife had Covid and I did not get the virus despite having no masking and no separation.
We never got it until this Spring. I had a long flight on multiple planes and spent 40+ hours sitting in airports surrounded by coughing people…
You have a great Dr. in Canada.
Dr. William Makis
Alberta, Canada
I have been taking 120mg/day of Iver for several months now and never noticed any change whether I take it with or without food.
Are there any recovery organisations in the uk for post COVID vaccination syndrome
0.3 mg/kg and 0.6 mg/kg dosage — everything according to the table in the protocol.
This also explains why it frequently came from pharmacies with a sticker directing patients to take on an empty stomach! I had to tell patients to ignore whatever sticker is on the bottle and take with food.
UKCVFamily: This registered charity offers support and advocacy for individuals who have suffered adverse reactions or bereavement due to COVID-19 vaccinations. They work to raise awareness within the healthcare system, media, and government, and have been granted core participant status in the UK’s COVID-19 Public Inquiry.
Legal Support and Advocacy Groups: Organizations such as Vaccine Injured Bereaved UK (VIBUK) and the Scottish Vaccine Injury Group offer support and advocacy for those affected by vaccine injuries. These groups have been granted core participant status in the UK’s COVID-19 Public Inquiry, allowing them to provide formal evidence.
Legal Assistance: Law firms like Hausfeld LLP provide legal support to individuals seeking compensation for vaccine-related injuries. They have been involved in advocating for changes to the VDPS to better support affected individuals.
I strongly encourage you to get a consult from Nurse Wendy or from the FLCCC list of Providers that are available to help those in need.
Yes that makes more sense.
Hi Jennifer,
How do you get your ivermectin. I’m in Ohio & I don’t think ac pharmacy will fill it, not to mention getting a Dr to prescribe it.
Thank you kindly,
Charlene