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IVERMECTIN / CANCER
IVERMECTIN - MIRACLE?
from the desk of Joseph Patrick Jakubal
Newly Published Research Highlights Potential of Ivermectin in Cancer Treatment. A recent scientific paper
published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has revealed promising findings regarding
ivermectin's potential application in ovarian cancer treatment.
The study, titled "Anti-parasite drug ivermectin can
suppress ovarian cancer by regulating lncRNA-EIF4A3-mRNA axes," suggests this widely available medication may have
significant anti-cancer properties.
The research adds to growing evidence of ivermectin's broad therapeutic potential, including its previously documented
antiviral and anti-inflammatory effects. The drug, whose discovery earned the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine,
has been recognized as having among the greatest impacts on human health, second only to penicillin.
While primarily used as an anti-parasitic medication, multiple studies have indicated ivermectin may be effective against
various RNA viruses, including SARS-CoV-2. Clinical data suggests it may help regulate "inflammatory responses" and "improve
microbiome health". The drug's safety profile has been well-established through decades of widespread use, with toxicity
requiring doses far exceeding normal therapeutic levels.
These findings have reignited discussions about therapeutic options during the COVID 19 pandemic and the importance of
continued research into repurposed medications. The scientific community continues to investigate ivermectin's full
therapeutic potential through ongoing clinical studies.
CONTROVERSY AROUND IVERMECTIN
During the COVID 19 pandemic, ivermectin was heavily criticized despite evidence it could help treat the virus. Some doctors
and researchers argue it was suppressed because:
- It is cheap and widely available.
- It could have undermined profitable vaccines under emergency use rules.
- Studies show it has antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties.
RFK Jr. and others claim the drug was deliberately discredited to protect pharmaceutical profits.
HOW SAFE IS IVERMECTIN?
Multiple studies confirm its safety:
- No reported deaths from overdose.
- Safer than aspirin in many cases.
- Used worldwide for decades with minimal side effects.
Still, mainstream media and regulators dismissed it as dangerous ... a claim not backed by
data.
COULD IT HELP IN FUTURE OUTBREAKS?
Some predict another pandemic before long. Preparedness advocates recommend keeping ivermectin and other
treatments on hand. Companies like The Wellness Company sell emergency medical kits containing:
- Antibiotics
- Antivirals
- Anti-parasitics (including ivermectin)
BOTTOM LINE
Ivermectin remains controversial, but research suggests that it is far safer ... and potentially more useful, than
authorities admitted.
Whether for COVID, cancer, or future health threats, many believe it deserves a second look.
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