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Ivermectin Medicines

Ivermectin and Mosquitoes

Ivermectin, an anti‐parasitic drug, acts by killing mosquitoes that are exposed to the drug while feeding on the blood of people (known as blood feeds) who have ingested the drug. This effect on mosquitoes has been demonstrated by individual randomized trials.

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Fenbendazole Medicines

Fenbendazole

Fenbendazole report.

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Albendazole Fenbendazole Medicines Oxfendazole

Albendazole, Fenbendazole, Oxfendazole

Albendazole causes hair loss. Fenbendazole does not and works better, mebendazole is good 2nd choice after Fenben, oxfendazole is first choice after Fenben, albendazole is if u can’t get the other 3

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Medicines Supplements

Supplements

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Antibiotics Medicines Probiotics

Antibiotics and Probiotics

When prescribing antibiotics, pair with probiotics.

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Antihistamines Diseases High Blood Pressure

High Blood Pressure

Decongestants raise blood pressure, anti histamines don’t.

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Diseases Ivermectin Ocular

Ocular Changes

Ivermectin and ocular changes.

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DMSO Fenbendazole Medicines

DMSO

DMSO is used to make Fenbendazole, which makes the medication work better through bioavailability and DMSO also fights cancer.

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Doxycycline Fish Biotic Medicines

Fish Biotic

Fish biotic is the same doxcycycline as human formula.

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Drug Interaction Checker Medicines Protocol Info

Drug Interaction Checker

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