"Ivermectin and mebendazole are both antiparasitic medications. While used for treating worms, combining high doses, such as those often discussed in off-label contexts, is controversial and frequently marketed without clinical backing.
"Standard antiparasitic regimens are dosed by weight or specific infection type, often as single or short-term oral doses. The FDA-approved dosages for these drugs are established to treat specific parasitic infections.
“High-dose combinations of ivermectin and mebendazole, sometimes compounded by specialty pharmacies, have surfaced online as an unproven, off-label regimen, including claims regarding cancer therapy. Medical and oncology associations strongly advise against using these antiparasitic drugs as a cancer treatment, as there is no established clinical evidence of their safety or effectiveness for this purpose.”
– In the UK Ivermectin is only prescribed at 3mg and Mebendazole at 100mg, implying that this is a ridiculous dosage, even if one does have worms.
From Google AI:
"Ivermectin and mebendazole are both antiparasitic medications. While used for treating worms, combining high doses, such as those often discussed in off-label contexts, is controversial and frequently marketed without clinical backing.
"Standard antiparasitic regimens are dosed by weight or specific infection type, often as single or short-term oral doses. The FDA-approved dosages for these drugs are established to treat specific parasitic infections.
“High-dose combinations of ivermectin and mebendazole, sometimes compounded by specialty pharmacies, have surfaced online as an unproven, off-label regimen, including claims regarding cancer therapy. Medical and oncology associations strongly advise against using these antiparasitic drugs as a cancer treatment, as there is no established clinical evidence of their safety or effectiveness for this purpose.”
– In the UK Ivermectin is only prescribed at 3mg and Mebendazole at 100mg, implying that this is a ridiculous dosage, even if one does have worms.
ai;dr
Why did you think anyone wanted to see copy-pasted AI slop? Why did you think that was an appropriate thing to post?
Yawn.
It’s information the user requested.
If they wanted results with effort they should’ve used their own ability to search.
You didn’t bother to write it, why should I bother to read it?
Oh, got it. Thanks!