My Preventative Cancer Protocol
Because of the many inquiries I get when I talk about this subject, I decided to put it all in a blog post to help answer these questions. A little while ago a friend shared that she was taking Ivermectin as a cancer preventative. I was instantly intrigued and did some research myself. While it is not an FDA approved treatment for preventing cancer, there are quite a few studies in laboratory cells that have shown potential anti-cancer effects. To be clear, this prevention protocol may not be for everyone. If you have some concern because of family history, you may want to check into it for yourself.
Cancer is uncontrolled cell growth. Unlike normal cells in your body that divide to replace old or damaged ones, cancer cells multiply haphazardly. This forms tissue masses called tumors. We need to get the unhealthy cells to die off without harming the healthy cells. This is where the Ivermectin is important. It was created as a drug to treat parasites. However, it was discovered that it could also help destroy the unhealthy cells in your body while keeping the good cells.
After much research, Justin and I decided to start a quarterly preventative protocol. We take the 25mg dose every quarter. We take one pill 5 days in a row, take a break for 2 days, and then take it 5 more days. This makes a total of 10 pills every quarter. It is a pretty, simple addition to my wellness routine. We feel that it is totally worth it if it can help prevent a terrible disease. As it was recommended, we also take olive oil/lemon juice shots daily. This EVOO/lemon shot acts as a binder so the Ivermectin doesn’t move too quickly through our bodies. Thankfully this combo has a number of benefits so we take it every day, not just on the days we take the Ivermectin. You can read more about the benefits of EVOO/lemon juice HERE.
I want to end this by again restating that this is what Justin and I have decided to do after much research. This is in NO WAY medical advice for you. I encourage you to do your own research and see if it is something you feel is right for you as well.
If you are interested, I will link the Ivermectin below that we take. You can use code KALEE10 to save.