There is no question in my mind that chronic Ivermectin use... everyday for weeks and weeks, will stop sperm production. It is reversible, but it is real....
Having said that, there is no medical reason to be taking it everyday, day after day for weeks and weeks for any condition.
Using IVM forcancer is straightforward.. you start at 1 mg/kg/day - a very safe drug even if it decreases one's sperm count if you stayed on it for months.
If this is of genuine concern, I wonder why the pharma cartel didn't use it against it in their war against ivermectin instead of silly things like "horse dewormer," etc.
Take a step back from reality and look at it like a mystery novel - If there was a mystery/something underhanded or covert going on - then surface messaging is just a cover up for a long con of some sort. .... Then the con-writers and role players wouldn't want to draw attention to underhanded bits of the long-con, they would only want to use flim-flam reasons that their target audience would be able to easily dismiss as disinformation - serving to confirm the target audience's suspicions that something is going on, but leaving them walking into a side trap that might be reducing fertility rates at a population level. Small % of large numbers might be at risk, but if the numbers affected are huge, then a drop in birth rate might be seen.
The Ivermectin side trap would be less dangerous than having accepted the CoV jabs, as the Ivermectin/Pgp inhibitor combo seems to be a temporary risk to fertility. The CoV jabs may be causing infertility now and in future generations.
Monoclonal antibodies seemed to me to be some sort of long con too - anything that seems to get a lot of attention makes me suspicious now. There was some potential for fertility affects but I would have to look again.
JD - Excellent missive. Long term exposure to higher than normal doses of an ANTI-MITOTIC can reduce fertility on a temporary basis, and this is reversible. There are reasons why: these agents work against ANYTHING that needs to replicate, and the efficacious and safe have been obfuscated.
Thanks NN. I have to write a third to spell out my intentions and reiterate that spike is bad, um kay, and edit the first one for accuracy. I did not get the Pgp thing correct in the first one.
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Quercetin affects glutathione levels and redox ratio in human aortic endothelial cells not through oxidation but formation and cellular export of quercetin-glutathione conjugates and upregulation of glutamate-cysteine ligase: This study demonstrated that quercetin caused a transient decrease in glutathione levels in human aortic endothelial cells, which was not due to oxidation but rather the formation of quercetin-glutathione conjugates and their rapid cellular export.
Foods: This study reported that quercetin, a naturally occurring compound, can inhibit glutathione reductase, leading to glutathione depletion and triggering cell death.
Studies Suggesting Quercetin Increases or Has No Significant Effect on Glutathione Levels
The effect of quercetin on glutathione levels in kidney and liver tissues in rats with doxorubicin-and cyclophosphamide-induced oxidative stress: This study found that quercetin increased glutathione peroxidase levels in the liver tissue of rats with doxorubicin-and cyclophosphamide-induced oxidative stress.
Quercetin modulates Nrf2 and glutathione-related defenses in HepG2 cells: Involvement of p38: This study demonstrated that quercetin increased glutathione levels in HepG2 cells by modulating the Nrf2 pathway.
Conclusion
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I have a ton written about chimeric spike effects - it is far worse and clearly impacting fertility rates. It seems that you are not a long-time reader of my work.
The question being considered here/last post was whether Ivermectin might be impacting fertility too, - did that inflammatory/sensationalized post and video I linked to have any credence?
Yes, maybe Ivermectin could impact fertility, especially with quercetin in combination, but it would be temporary infertility. Which is not as bad as the chimeric spike or jab effects. The mRNA Trojan horse shots maybe changing genetics for future generations to be infertile.
There is no question in my mind that chronic Ivermectin use... everyday for weeks and weeks, will stop sperm production. It is reversible, but it is real....
Having said that, there is no medical reason to be taking it everyday, day after day for weeks and weeks for any condition.
except maybe in cancer patients: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32611256/
Using IVM forcancer is straightforward.. you start at 1 mg/kg/day - a very safe drug even if it decreases one's sperm count if you stayed on it for months.
Thanks for the info!
If this is of genuine concern, I wonder why the pharma cartel didn't use it against it in their war against ivermectin instead of silly things like "horse dewormer," etc.
Take a step back from reality and look at it like a mystery novel - If there was a mystery/something underhanded or covert going on - then surface messaging is just a cover up for a long con of some sort. .... Then the con-writers and role players wouldn't want to draw attention to underhanded bits of the long-con, they would only want to use flim-flam reasons that their target audience would be able to easily dismiss as disinformation - serving to confirm the target audience's suspicions that something is going on, but leaving them walking into a side trap that might be reducing fertility rates at a population level. Small % of large numbers might be at risk, but if the numbers affected are huge, then a drop in birth rate might be seen.
The Ivermectin side trap would be less dangerous than having accepted the CoV jabs, as the Ivermectin/Pgp inhibitor combo seems to be a temporary risk to fertility. The CoV jabs may be causing infertility now and in future generations.
Monoclonal antibodies seemed to me to be some sort of long con too - anything that seems to get a lot of attention makes me suspicious now. There was some potential for fertility affects but I would have to look again.
Tim Truth=no virus brigade.
Yawn.🥱
https://www.drugs.com/interactions-check.php?drug_list=1407-0,2223-0
Yeah, I suspected that. Thanks for confirming.
JD - Excellent missive. Long term exposure to higher than normal doses of an ANTI-MITOTIC can reduce fertility on a temporary basis, and this is reversible. There are reasons why: these agents work against ANYTHING that needs to replicate, and the efficacious and safe have been obfuscated.
Thanks NN. I have to write a third to spell out my intentions and reiterate that spike is bad, um kay, and edit the first one for accuracy. I did not get the Pgp thing correct in the first one.
Can of worms to talk about Ivermectin apparently.
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Living Vitamin C is made with whole food ingredients and provides an excellent source of vitamin C. Its naturally occurring citrus bioflavonoids enhance your body’s ability to effectively utilize vitamin C, plus an Antioxidant Berry Blend helps protect your body against free radical damage.† To ensure optimal nutrient absorption in the body, select ingredients in Living Vitamin C are produced through Garden of Life’s proprietary Poten-Zyme® fermentation process.
Living Vitamin C™ Antioxidant Blend Benefits
An excellent source of vitamin C
Delivers a whole food vitamin C and antioxidant blend
Supports the body’s utilization of vitamin C†
Helps protect your body from free radical damage†
Contains no artificial colors or preservatives.
Living Vitamin C—a whole food Vitamin C and Antioxidant Blend providing an excellent source of vitamin C plus antioxidants to support your extraordinary health.†
I haven't had any personal testimony yet,
but, Honey, Black Cumam Seed Oil and vitamin E are helping my little swimmers.
Glad to hear it helps!
Quercetin, a flavonoid found in various plant-based foods, has been shown to have a complex impact on glutathione levels. While some studies suggest that quercetin can lower glutathione levels, others indicate that it can also increase or have no significant effect on glutathione levels.
Studies Suggesting Quercetin Lowers Glutathione Levels
Glutathione homeostasis is significantly altered by quercetin via the Keap1/Nrf2 and MAPK signaling pathways in rats: This study found that quercetin reduced serum and hepatic content of glutathione (GSH) and the ratio of GSH and oxidized glutathione (GSSG) in rats.
Quercetin affects glutathione levels and redox ratio in human aortic endothelial cells not through oxidation but formation and cellular export of quercetin-glutathione conjugates and upregulation of glutamate-cysteine ligase: This study demonstrated that quercetin caused a transient decrease in glutathione levels in human aortic endothelial cells, which was not due to oxidation but rather the formation of quercetin-glutathione conjugates and their rapid cellular export.
Foods: This study reported that quercetin, a naturally occurring compound, can inhibit glutathione reductase, leading to glutathione depletion and triggering cell death.
Studies Suggesting Quercetin Increases or Has No Significant Effect on Glutathione Levels
The effect of quercetin on glutathione levels in kidney and liver tissues in rats with doxorubicin-and cyclophosphamide-induced oxidative stress: This study found that quercetin increased glutathione peroxidase levels in the liver tissue of rats with doxorubicin-and cyclophosphamide-induced oxidative stress.
Quercetin modulates Nrf2 and glutathione-related defenses in HepG2 cells: Involvement of p38: This study demonstrated that quercetin increased glutathione levels in HepG2 cells by modulating the Nrf2 pathway.
Conclusion
The available evidence suggests that quercetin can have a complex impact on glutathione levels, depending on the specific context and experimental conditions. While some studies indicate that quercetin can lower glutathione levels, others suggest that it can increase or have no significant effect on glutathione levels. Further research is needed to fully understand the mechanisms by which quercetin affects glutathione levels and its potential implications for human health.
Interesting, thanks for sharing.
>> Please add links for copyrighted material - also so readers can know the source. - if AI the links at the bottom can be copied too.
The war on ivermectin resumes. Methinks thou doth protest too much. And nothing about the covid shots that have killed and maimed so many?
I have a ton written about chimeric spike effects - it is far worse and clearly impacting fertility rates. It seems that you are not a long-time reader of my work.
The question being considered here/last post was whether Ivermectin might be impacting fertility too, - did that inflammatory/sensationalized post and video I linked to have any credence?
Yes, maybe Ivermectin could impact fertility, especially with quercetin in combination, but it would be temporary infertility. Which is not as bad as the chimeric spike or jab effects. The mRNA Trojan horse shots maybe changing genetics for future generations to be infertile.