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Is Artemisinin a natural version of Ivermectin that you can make at home?

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Is Artemisinin a natural version of Ivermectin that you can make at home?

Peter Halligan
Feb 16
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Is Artemisinin a natural version of Ivermectin that you can make at home?

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I have no evidence that this works, but, check this out from here:

How to Make Ivermectin at Home - 100% Natural with Recipe (mynaturaltreatment.com)

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Referencing this:

Survey of artemisinin production by diverse Artemisia species in northern Pakistan - PMC (nih.gov)

We have this:

Make of that what you will!

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Pamela Cohen
Feb 25

Is there an edit function, btw on this Substack Comment software? I tried to go back after posting, but the tiny phone I used was eye straining, and I couldn't find anything helpful.

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Pamela Cohen
Feb 25Liked by Peter Halligan

Reducing the parasite load with Ivermectin and whatever other magic it performs, helps many. Not sure self-assembling Ai can be treated as a 'parasite', post vax, of course. And whatever chemicals from the kitchen sink were thrown in. The goal is death to the injected.

I just did a search on fenbendazole, which is supposedly for animals. I went on Google and looked up askapatient dot com with the name of the drug. Wow. That site has been interfered with. Hard to find info on this, though some ER Doc gave it to a dtr. of mine, saying it was a chemo drug, and admitting upon my questioning, it didn't treat all 3 parasite stages.

"The anti-worm drug Fenbendazole has anti-cancer potential. In the same group of drugs as Mebendazole, a group called benzimidazoles, there is another anti-worm drug called Fenbendazole. Fenbendazole, is a drug used typically not for humans like Mebendazole, but for animals (including fish, birds and mammals)."

The price was outrageous per pill. The cancer claim has been called a fraud online. You'd have to research it. Anytime you can take one pill or two for a serious problem, beware.

I have to research my notes from that awful time and get back to you with specifics.

Fenbendazole is manmade and very toxic. If something knocks out your liver or kidneys, and the patient dies, has it been effective, or will the dead patient and family ever know they were victims of the #3 cause of death in the US? 'Practicing Doctors.'

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