Hello Yani808.,

Has the patient been tested for mold/mycotoxin or other toxicant induced illness? IFM.org, or I know Suzanne Gazda in Texas who has spoken on many webinars and is a specialist in neurology may be a good resource for referral in this case.

Hi Chadlyr,

Thank you for your question. Sildenafil is a medicine in the class of PDE5 inhibitors. While it is used for erectile dysfunction, it also works in other parts of the body. It can work on the PDE5 enzyme in the lungs to help relax the blood vessels and increase the supply of blood to the lungs which can help reduce the workload of…

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Thank you for submitting. you can email support@flccc.net to send your credentials if or when we have openings for research partners in the future..

Correct. Ivermectin is fat soluble so when you do eat it is best absorbed with water. Both ivermectin and intermittent fasting help rid the body of the spike protein in different ways, IF through autophagy and IVM ability to bind to spike etc. Not meant to be interpreted as needing to do them at the same time.

Hi Chad, thanks for your question. There isn’t specific guidance, as the protocol is meant to be a guide from which a medical provider can create a treatment plan for your specific symptoms and history. You should always be under the care of a medical provider before taking any of the supplements or medications. I will share what I personally…

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<div>Hi Kate, At this time, there are 4 providers listed on the telehealth list that can serve Australia. I have done this search for you and posted the link below. Hope… Read more

Hi Kate, Thank you for your question. The answer really depends on what you are preventing. If you are doing the protocol for prevention of injury from taking a vaccine you would benefit from starting the protocol two weeks before and continuing for 4-6 weeks after. However new information about cardiac risk has come out that this may extend…

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Dear Christina, Thanks for posting! Everyone will react differently to medication and if you have adverse effects from one you ned to discontinue. There are many medications and supplements that can be helpful all listed on the I-CARE EARLY treatment protocol or I-PREVENT treatment protocol. As well as a link to Telehealth doctors who…

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Hi Steve, there are SOME specialty tests like the one you’ve mentioned to detect spike protein, however they are new and not widely available and of course still need more time to be developed. Spike Protein related disease information is constantly evolving as a science and most of mainstream medicine does not recognize the disease whether it…

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Dear Izelda, Thank you for contacting FLCCC. The protocol below would be the best bet as all of the components work synergistically to combat the flu virus. For Ivermectin dosing, we don’t have guidance on injectable Ivermectin. You have to see the concentration per ml and convert to milligrams to know how much per kilogram. We…

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Hi pfa,

These are great questions. While diet “plans” or “guidelines” have their place, there are also downfalls in the way that diet really should be tailored to specific individuals, their current health status, age, gender and even geographic location. So while we do have certain overall recommendations regarding lower simple…

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Hi Jeb, This is probably a rapid antigen test, that looks for genetic material specific to each virus. there are many companies like Pfizer, Abbot etc who have come out with these multiple antigen detecting tests. Historically , if it gets positive and you have symptoms probably correct, but a lot of times people have symptoms and these will…

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Dear Barbara,

Thank you for sharing your story. I’m so sorry you’ve had to deal with this. PMR can be extremely painful and debilitating.

I am sharing the protocols for treating Post-Vaccine injury as well as the Weekly Updates where the doctors discuss these subjects. Please consult your medical provider for advice.

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Dear Sally,

Thank you for sharing your story and I’m sorry for what you are going through! I will attach the link to the most recent webinar discussing the clotting issues we are seeing. We don’t have great answers just yet, but more information is coming out all of the time. The next step would be to find a provider who understands how to use…

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Hi Barbara, visual disturbances are a possible side effect of ivermectin, that would warrant stopping the medication. The visual disturbance should be transient and resolve once the medication is stopped. You can go to the flccc website and find a provider who can guide you on other options fo what you are using IVM for.

Hello,

Unfortunately, we cannot give individualized medical advice regarding drug interactions. Please direct your inquiry to your provider or pharmacy, or if you are not getting help from your current provider, you can search our list of Telehealth providers familiar with ivermectin.

A list of providers is available on our website at …

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Fullscript has been the trusted spot for supplements “prescribed” by a provider.. It is usually cheaper than amazon, as the practitioner gets 25% off then passes whatever discount on to the patient they decide. I have a practitioner account as an RN, so any advanced practice practitioner could have their own account. Wellevate is another…

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