32 Comments

Impressive amount of work you did here. Gratitude.

Expand full comment

Great job!

Expand full comment

Don't trust any pharmaceutical! They are all poison!

Expand full comment

I stick with herbs, generally less risky.

Expand full comment
May 5Liked by Tim Truth

I have collies, so this hits close to home(Never used Ivermectin), I still have to study it though, thank you again Tim, and for adding all the full report links, I am very grateful.

Expand full comment

Yet none of the more recent large studies, that were discredited by the establishment as ineffective reported any of this. That the establishment never seized on it (until now) to dissuade use of it speaks volumes.

Expand full comment
author

Yeah, all the establishment could muster was "horse dewormer"? And then they played along with the Joe Rogan psyop. It's straight up deadly, clastogenic cockroach poison (kills animals too)

Expand full comment

Well, I don’t know who to trust anymore, but I have some of my own observations. I have chronic Lyme disease. There is no treatment and I have been reading about Ivermectin and how it might help alleviate symptoms. I have used it on my farm for years with nearly miraculous results for parasites/mites/worms, etc with zero side effects. I decided to give it a shot. I used 25mg ivermectin and fenbendazole for 7 days then nothing for 5 and treatment again for 7 days. I haven’t felt this good in YEARS! I’m sleeping, I have energy, and my neurological symptoms are greatly reduced. I have tried every herb/tincture/tea/salve for over 4 years and aside from chlorine dioxide, nothing has compared to the relief I got from Ivermectin. Take this for what it’s worth.

Expand full comment

Reports like these have so many variables and many are not controlled. The WHO and CDC have proven they are not trustworthy. How about similar reporting on the millions who have taken Ivermectin without significant side effects and were cured of COVID-19? Some people are allergic to the most common substances, that doesn’t mean we don’t consume/use them.

Expand full comment

If this is the case, one wonders about the health of all the millions of equines that are regularly wormed every 6 months with ivermectin? And what are the consequences of putting stable manure saturated with ivermectin on the land? ie my allotment.

Has there been any research on this. . ?

Expand full comment

How much they pay to you

Expand full comment

I have taken IVM for decades here in the 3rd world and the family is still kicking.

We love street meat, but sometimes we get some undercooked BBQ meat.

Chickens get IVM

Dogs start doing skid marks they get it.

Horses cattle pigs all get a regular dose when required.

We used it for dengue fever and found good results with faster recovery. Oh right dengue doesn't exist according to Dr Bailey.

Yes Tim I watched bailey don't use soap and the dengue fever videos.

Expand full comment

Important information to be aware and cautious going forward 🤔

Expand full comment

Important information to be aware and cautious going forward 🤔

Expand full comment

It also ruins pasture ecosystems (kills dung beetles) and promotes mire horn flies. Poison.

Expand full comment

The thumbnail says it all.

Expand full comment
Expand full comment

They were trying to get everyone to take the ‘vaccines’ at that point. Now, serendipitously, they have a neurotoxic pesticide that can be promoted to those people who want to stick it to the man.

Expand full comment

All seriously overdosed.

Expand full comment

What can one believe ?? Nothing is what it seems. I’m totally disillusioned with everything!

Expand full comment

I think there is a freedom in realizing that one has been totally wrong in the past, and that one might be wrong again. And with experience hopefully one gets more discerning.

On the whole, it’s probably good for people to believe in different health regimes as it is a safeguard against disaster.

Expand full comment
RemovedMay 12·edited May 12
Comment removed
Expand full comment

I wouldn’t take it myself. It’s true that two people I respect consider the major harms to be dose dependent. However given the potential for serious side effects (a) with time if it builds up in the system, (b) with dosage if this is wrongly estimated,(c) with unknown genetic mutations, and (d) with unfortunate interactions with other substances, it certainly doesn’t seem like it should be self-prescribed.

With a broader perspective, it’s also bad for the water and soil. See 5.1 in this document:

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fenvs.2022.940975/full

Expand full comment

Really now, bad for the soil when IVM actually comes from the soil.

Expand full comment

It’s manufactured in a pharmaceutical laboratory. Read section 5.1 in the article above about how it kills useful organisms like earthworms in the soil and water.

The article below goes into how it was made and manufactured:

https://open.substack.com/pub/chemtrails/p/ivermectin-and-population-control?r=7ikvr&utm_medium=ios

Expand full comment

What was the point of capturing bats & forcing this shit on them?

Expand full comment

Why did Jeffrey Dahmer dismember animals (later leading to humans)?

Because they're sick psychopaths would be my guess.

Psychopathic leaders world-wide forced the ModRNA jab on people, including babies.

Expand full comment

I think this is one of the biggest misconceptions about any idea of the global elite, that they must be "evil" or "sick". And this misconception gets people stuck in concepts of good vs. evil, unable to understand what is actually going on. If you can try to imagine yourself in their shoes, it's not a great leap to concern yourself with managing the "flock" which doesn't require invoking any idea of "evil", at least not in the way most people imagine it. There is surely some deviancy, and perversion, yes. But many of the actions of the elite which are perceived as evil, like the quest for depopulation, are not fundamentally different than the decisions that a shepherd tending to his flock might make. The shepherd's objectives overlap the sheep's desires, but they are not in complete unison. The shepherd is always prepared to sacrifice some part of the flock to ensure his & the flock's survival. Really, what is happening, is that many "sheep" who were born within the flock and do not know anything but the flock, are becoming aware of this arrangement. If we define "evil" more broadly, as any being controlling another being for any motive whatsoever, then guess what? We are probably all "evil".

Expand full comment

What a bunch of hogwash!

Expand full comment

I think you’re inaccurate.

Expand full comment