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Oh! Maybe you didn't hear about our vaccination carnivals then.
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Ingredients in Ivermectin
Curcumine (that yellow powder) + Cvitamin10 (concentrated vitamine C= citrus juice)+ for each tea spoon curcumine a knife point black pepper (to prolong the working of the curcumine). I suggest you use it with raw garlic+honey.
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Ivermectin was developed from a single microorganism found in a single soil sample in Japan and after decades of searching for it worldwide another microorganism like it has never been found. I don't believe you can replicate something as unique as the original microorganism. (We are not there yet[?]).
You can toss fresh sliced mango with your Ivermectin recipe and it would make an excellent condiment for curried rice. But that recipe is not an Ivermectin substitute. I am just teasing you.
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