From Nobel Prize-winner to 'horse paste' and back again. in this month's Here's A Thought... Jenna McCarthy looks at the round-trip of the miracle drug that could (and does!)

FLCCC Senior Fellow Dr. Ryan Cole answered this important and recently controversial question on the August 22, 2024 FLCCC Weekly Webinar he hosted.

April educated herself about COVID, and prepared a kit for herself and her family should any of them get ill. Her brother had been sick from COVID and then the shot was mandated in his workplace. Eventually, April convinced him to try the FLCCC protocols.

Rosemary’s mom, Judy, was diagnosed with renal cell in April, 2022. She had her right kidney removed in June. Immunotherapy and chemotherapy didn’t help, often with severe side effects. The doctors sent her home to die. Watch this lovely celebration after a year on ivermectin.

The FDA has complied with the March 22 settlement, removed, and replaced the page on their website, and deleted social media posts that erroneously attempted to say that ivermectin was for horses.

A settlement has been reached between the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the plaintiffs in a groundbreaking case filed in federal court to decide if the FDA violated its authority as a federal health agency in telling the public to stop taking ivermectin, a safe, well-studied, and proven drug for the prevention and treatment of COVID-19.

Dr. Kory digs into the latest designed-to-fail ivermectin study, the "Principle Trial". Was the latest ivermectin takedown successful? Tune in!

Paul Mann had advanced cancer, which his oncologist said was terminal. He had over a dozen radiation treatments and six rounds of chemotherapy and was put in hospice care twice. Then he met Dr. Kathleen Ruddy. Watch his hopeful MyStory filmed at the FLCCC Conference in Phoenix.

After using ivermectin when she got COVID, and after reading ‘The War on Ivermectin,’ Sophie understood how the government had covered up treatments for COVID. Now, she is grateful that the FLCCC is fighting to put patients first again.

When her dad, who was on far too many medications with MANY comorbidities contracted COVID while he was in the hospital, from a fall, the family refused Remdesivir. What they did do will make you smile.