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Ivermectin Poison Ivy results PLUS a request for other Ivermectin treatment trials: Athlete’s Foot, Acne (especially teenagers), fungal nails.

Poison Ivy trial results below. They are… COMPELLING.

Now: let’s try Ivermectin applied topically, and ideally with concurrent oral dosage – attack dermal maladies from both the outside AND the inside – on

–Athlete’s Foot,

–Acne, and

–fungal nails.

Probably the best topical option is the horse paste, just because of the viscosity, but I myself use the 1% injectable as a topical treatment. The 1% injectable carriers are propylene glycol and glycerol formal, so it goes on the skin like a very light oil. Not at all unpleasant.

My goodness. How many youngsters suffer from and are even scarred by acne… and we might have the answer in Ivermectin. Again, I would STRONGLY suggest doing BOTH a topical AND oral dose so that you’re attacking from the surface AND from underneath via the bloodstream. And yes, I would do the full treatment dose per the body weight dosage table HERE. Don’t mess around. As per the post below, Ivermectin is provably one of the safest drugs in the world.

I hope this helps!!!

Ave Maria! Ann you asked in one of your posts if anyone has tried Ivermectin on Poison Ivy. Yesterday an elderly woman in her late 70’s who volunteers helping with gardening around our friary complained to me that her poison ivy was itching and extremely troublesome for her. She had contracted it on July 15th and said it seemed to be mild until the other day when she worked up a sweat in the extremely hot weather we have been having. She has it not only on her arms but even around her lower legs around her ankles. I asked her if she was willing to be a guinea pig and try Ivermectin. She agreed and she applied about two doses of the horse paste on her arms and ankles. I have attached before and after photos. She applied it around 11:50am and the itching stopped within 15 minutes and as you can see in the after photo which was about an hour later the swelling and redness had gone down noticeably. She told me later that the itching returned at about 2pm. Just for further information she has been vaxxed at least twice, not sure about the booster. I did not know if she would be open to taking it orally. If so, would you use the dosage for weight if one has COVID on your chart? Hope this helps and others have supplied you with some testimony. Ave Maria!

St. Ignatius, PLEASE beg God to crush and grind to powder the sodomitical Luciferian cult that lyingly calls itself “The Jesuits”. Please.

St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of an order referred to as the

St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of an order referred to as the “Jesuits”, not to be confused with the horrific, horrific cancer infecting the Church and the world today, which cunningly goes by the same name.

Poor, poor St. Ignatius of Loyola.  Read this simple bio and then tell me that the so-called Jesuit order of today, a wretched hive of heretics, Marxists and sodomites, is the same thing that this saint founded:

Ignatius, courtier and knight, was wounded at the siege of Pamplona.  During his long convalescence the reading of the lives of the saints revealed to him that the Church Militant needed an army of glorious soldiers to fight the forces combined against it: pagans, mohammedans, protestants, etc.  He founded the Society of Jesus and as first General of this new spiritual chivalry he moved to the attack under the motto: “Ad majorem Dei gloriam – To the greater glory of God!”  He died with the Holy Name of Jesus on his lips ARSH 1556.

St. Ignatius of Loyola, pray for us that we may be defended against the wickedness and snares of the thoroughly infested “jesuit order” of today, which we know has nothing to do with you or the order you founded.

And while you’re interceding with the Triune Godhead, please also mention that the wretched hive of scum and villainy calling itself The Legionaries of Christ needs to be likewise pounded out of existence ASAP. 🙏🏻

Nurse Claire sends: 19 year old female student in Cameroon attempts suicide by taking a x100 dose of Ivermectin… aka The Safest Drug In the World – has wonky vision and upset tummy for four days.

Talk about a cry for help by a young girl. People have access to large quantities of Ivermectin pills in Africa because it is such an essential, cheap and ubiquitous drug (remember, Ivermectin was called one of the three most important human drugs in history along with penicillin and aspirin – the P.I.A. Triumvirate – up until… Q1 of ARSH 2020), which is how she was able to take so much at once. She took 400 3mg pills. The standard antiparasitic dose for an average adult is roughly is 12mg, so she took a X100 dose.

She got punchy, barfy, sleepy and had wonky vision. She was released from the hospital on day four, and started university several months later.

I’m sorry this girl had a fight with her father and did this, BUT now we have a recorded incidence of Ivermectin “poisoning” PUBLISHED IN THE SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE which sounds to me to be milder than three rounds of French 75s made with Gordon’s Gin (that stuff is legit poison – never drink any gin that is sold at the supermarket, but especially Gordon’s 🤮.)

Ivermectin: The Safest Drug In The World

Tell a friend.

I hope this helps.

https://jmedicalcasereports.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13256-023-03891-4

Case presentation

A 19-year-old Black female student residing in Obala (Centre Region, Cameroon) in Central Africa, was admitted in the Obala District Hospital on December 12, 2018 with a mildly altered state of consciousness [Glasgow Coma Score (GCS) of 13/15], after consuming a large quantity of ivermectin 3 mg tablets. Indeed, after an argument with her father when returning from school 1 day before admission to the hospital, the patient voluntarily swallowed about 400 ivermectin 3 mg tablets with suicidal intention. She opened a sealed box of 500 tablets of ivermectin 3 mg and when she was found in an altered state of consciousness (GCS 13/15), less than 100 tablets were remaining. About 1–2 hours after ivermectin intake, the patient experienced several episodes of vomiting containing some tablets, asthenia, and a mild altered state of consciousness. The persistence of the symptoms prompted her family to take her to the hospital. On admission, the patient was conscious but presented with an altered general state (asthenia and anorexia), nausea, rotatory vertigo, headache, and visual problems. All her vital signs were normal, but her Glasgow Coma Score was 13/15. Physical examination revealed bilateral mydriasis and reactive pupils, regular heartbeat with a 2/10 functional murmur at the mitral focus, and marked abdominal tenderness at the right iliac fossa. Neurological examination showed a kinetic ataxia with a small increase of tendon reflex. Uncorrected visual acuity was 1/10 for both eyes. Paraclinical examinations consisted of an abdominopelvic ultrasound showing a dilatation of the digestive loops with hyperperistalsis in favor of a spasmodic disorder and epigastric sensitivity at the passage of the probe. An electrocardiogram and electroencephalogram were normal. As for biological assessment, her blood count was normal, uremia and creatinemia were normal, while serum electrolyte test revealed a decrease in potassium concentration at 3.37 Meq/L (3.5–5.4 Meq/L), likely associated with vomiting. The assessment of liver function [transaminase, bilirubin, and gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT)], the fundus, and the eye scanner were normal. The post-ivermectin Loa loa microfilarial density, following a calibrated thick blood smear, was negative.

Of note, a notion of visual pathology was reported in her family, and she reported a visual disturbance prior to the intoxication that never required consultation. The patient also had a past medical history of unconfirmed asthma. She is the third of five siblings with two half-sisters, living with her father and mother-in-law, and had no known psychiatric pathology. She had no known allergy to any drug and had never swallowed ivermectin before this unfortunate event.

Management consisted of saline-based hyper-hydration, antiulcer (omeprazole 40 mg daily) for gastritis, paracetamol 1 g in case of headache, and monitoring of hemodynamic parameters. The evolution was satisfactory from day 2 to day 4 with a decrease of vertigo, asthenia, and ataxia, but a persistent decrease in visual acuity. She was discharged on day 4 despite slight asthenia and visual impairment. One month later, she was psychiatrically stable but presented with persistent visual disturbance. Six months after discharge, she passed the baccalaureate examination and was admitted at the university. She has been diagnosed with, and is currently treated for, myopia and hyperopia, likely present a while before the intoxication event.

Pick-Me-Up Music Post

As has been discussed here for years, the best secular, non-liturgical music is that which can be heard as either God singing to man, or man singing to God.

Just reiterating – this is music for OUTSIDE the liturgy – OUTSIDE the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and the Divine Office.

Here’s one!  A really good one, too!

“To Make You Feel My Love”, originally penned by Bob Dylan, but covered to great effect by my so-not-favorite country singer, in fact, the man who ATE country music… Garth Brooks.  Yeah.  I know.

Anyway, if you read the lyrics as God singing to mankind, and disregard the whole Garth Brooks qua Garth Brooks thing, it will make you cry.  I have added a couple of suggestive motifs below, in red brackets.

When the rain’s blowing in your face
And the whole world is on your case [worldly and demonic persecution]
I would offer you a warm embrace [Confession and Eucharist]
To make you feel My Love

When the evening shadows and the stars appear [demons and their human allies and mercenaries]
And there is no one to dry your tears [because sweetie, there probably ain’t gonna be]
I could hold you for a million years
To make you feel My Love

I know you haven’t made your mind up yet [Because you have free will]
But I would never do you wrong [The Law]
I’ve known it from the moment that we met [When I created you and sewed you together in your mother’s womb]
There’s no doubt in My Mind where you belong [With Me, in heaven, forever]

I’d go hungry, I’d go black and blue [the Scourging at the Pillar]
I’d go crawling down the avenue [The Way of the Cross to Calvary]
There ain’t nothing that I wouldn’t do
To make you feel My Love

The storms are raging on a rollin’ sea
Down on the highway of regret [Sin]
The winds of change are blowing wild and free [Heretics, Antipope Bergoglio…]
But you ain’t seen nothing like Me yet [Come, Eternal and Unchanging Lord Jesus]

There ain’t nothing that I wouldn’t do [Humiliation, torture, execution, withstand sacrilege]

Go to the ends of the earth for you [Incarnation leading to Calvary, and then the Eucharist, the Real Presence in the Eucharist all over the earth in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass]

Make you happy, make your dreams come true [We can’t even begin to imagine…]
To make you feel My…….. Love [I’m in.  You had me at “Hello.”]

Friday Night Musical Reference: Time Life Music – The Big Band Era

I’ve been looking for this online for YEARS and it has finally popped up on YouTube. I grew up with this Time Life vinyl set on my turntable. It is by far the best compilation of all of the Big Band hits, recorded in Hi-Fi, probably in the 1970s, but with perfect fidelity to the original compositions. This YouTube posting is clearly a turntable capture via USB cable – you can hear the very subtle and sublime scratching that makes vinyl so nostalgic and wonderful for those of us who are old enough… to know and understand.

Well worth a bookmark, or even a full capture, if you have the ability. This is the BEST compilation of instrumental Big Band going, and just about the best late night cleaning-up-the-kitchen music you could ask for. Speaking of which, I better get after it.

Edward Pentin’s interview with Prof. John Rist. Summary: ‘This is worse than the Arian heresy phase, but Fwanciss is DEFINITELY Pope.’ Ann leaves a comment in the commbox. Feel free to chime in, folks. You ARE the plurality among orthodox believing Catholics, after all….

https://edwardpentin.co.uk/professor-rist-the-catholic-church-could-be-facing-a-crisis-worse-than-the-arian-controversy-of-the-4th-century/

https://edwardpentin.co.uk/professor-rist-the-catholic-church-could-be-facing-a-crisis-worse-than-the-arian-controversy-of-the-4th-century/

The laying on of healing hands…

Today’s theme on the Barnhardt Blog: the laying on of healing hands.

Not NEARLY enough laying on of hands being done. Not even close.