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[KroyWen]

Cheney, 92 mcg OR 92 mg per pound ? mcg vs mg

 

[CHenry]

Cheney, 92 mcg OR 92 mg per pound ? mcg vs mg

sorry, mcg

 

[CHenry]

The dose for humans is 92 mg per pound of body weight. I weigh 230 so thats 21,160 mg (micrograms) and an easy conversion on google gives me a CC amount.

 

[KroyWen]

MCG = MicroGrams = mcg
MG = MiliGrams = mg
1000 mcg = 1 mg
Be very careful on your conversions

 

[CHenry]

MCG = MicroGrams = mcg
MG = MiliGrams = mg
1000 mcg = 1 mg
Be very careful on your conversions

Yes I know, I simply typed it wrong but others need to do their own research also.
With Ivermectin, an OD is nothing more than bad stomach cramps for a day.

 

[CHenry]

Durring the pandemic, the fake news was saying people were being hospitalized due to taking ivermectin.
Lies.

 

[C_Hallbert]

My wife and son have both tested positive for the C in the past. None of us have had the shot. I was really sick two years ago, but never tested. I had the same symptoms as both of them. My wife started losing a lot of hair at that time. And is still losing hair but not at the rate she was just after the C. Has anyone else's wife/girlfriend/other lost hair after testing positive for C?

Aside from the slow progressive hair loss associated with aging (I don’t know your wife’s age) there are medical conditions such as Addison’s Disease (adrenal insufficiency) and Hypothyroidism (among others) that can cause Alopecia (hair loss) in varying degrees of severity. I would strongly recommend a medical evaluation by a competent physician for your loved one…..

 

[okgunner]

I never got COVID but I knew people they did. They took what Dr Stella Emmanual prescribed and ivermectin in its various forms, even from Tractor Supply and Amazon.
Also if you read Second Smartest Guy in the world, he has a link to https://www.virex.health/
All Day Chemist also works.

 

[Big House]

Aside from the slow progressive hair loss associated with aging (I don’t know your wife’s age) there are medical conditions such as Addison’s Disease (adrenal insufficiency) and Hypothyroidism (among others) that can cause Alopecia (hair loss) in varying degrees of severity. I would strongly recommend a medical evaluation by a competent physician for your loved one…..

She has been checked and blood work all came back good.