This is going to sound dumb but I highly suggest OP watches this lecture on cancer by the gaming youtuber SsethTzeentach as this is actually his area of expertise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsRVQWfqjms
Ivermectin isn't dangerous and you can take the version meant for livestock found at places like Tractor Supply. Just make sure you get it with only Ivermectin.
For as long as I can remember I have gotten really sick two or three times per year, every year. Fall/winter, winter, spring/summer, like clockwork. And not just a little sick but so sick I'm knocked out of commission for about a week. I am otherwise healthy and not overweight. In February 2020 I was so sick I had to take two weeks off of work.
Since 2020 I've taken Ivermectin in the form of horse deworming paste maybe a dozen times at the onset of symptoms. I cannot say it has worked, and I can't say it hasn't worked. All I can say is maybe a third of the time my symptoms quickly vanished and I didn't get any sicker (i.e. I recovered) but who knows if I would've gotten any sicker had I not taken it.
However, now that I think about it, it just occurred to me I haven't been sick in quite a while and in this time period (2020 to now) I went another stretch of about a year, if not longer, of not getting sick at all which for me is just totally unheard of.
I have met a lot of doctors and a lot of doctors in training and I've sat in on med school lectures. They are almost always what I would colloquially refer to as "midwits." They're (usually) more intelligent than average but not so much that they are naturally lateral/creative thinkers, so all of their thinking is confined by their training at the hands of the pharmaceutical/medical industrial complex. They're just strivers willing to study 80 hours a week to get the piece of paper and title that "proves" they're "smart."
Compound this with the fact that anyone doing research is reliant on grants and good luck getting a grant researching the efficacy of a medication for which there is no patent and doses amount to the cost of about a $1.25 each; most researchers are not going to take the risk of not receiving a grant to even propose such a thing. Now compound this again with the fact that the industry is lousy with pajeets, chinks and women none of whom are that smart to begin with and none of whom are willing to go against the grain for the benefit of humanity. Now throw in the general academic scientific study crisis and yeah, there just isn't a lot of solid research on ivermectin.
For what it's worth ChatGPT says there have been up to a dozen studies on ivermectin and only 3-5 would be considered "high quality" and that those 3-5 studies "consistently" show no clinical benefit to ivermectin.
Edit to add: The screeching against something as benign as ivermectin was one of the biggest alarm bells that we were being lied to about pandemic. Anyone who fell for that should be dismissed outright.
