IVM 15mg 100caps

DETERMINING DOSE FOR ADULTS

(using 15 mg capsule)

50 to 80 kg =  1  capsule (15mg.)

80 to 120 kg =  2  capsules (30mg.)

120 kg & up =  3  capsules (45mg.)

DETERMINING DOSE FOR CHILDREN

(using 15 mg capsule)

Open a capsule, collect all powder contents, and spread on a saucer or paper.

Divide this into 5 equal portions.

Determine the total body weight of the child in kilograms.

Give one portion of the powder for every 10-kilogram body weight.

(300 mcg / kg body weight)

Round off to the higher number.

PROPHYLAXIS

(for general prevention)

Take 1-2 doses every 3-4 days.

OTHER APPLICATIONS

For Dengue and other viral infections, follow same early treatment protocol as with Covid-19.

For cancers and autoimmune disorders, there are no standardized dosing for Ivermectin but taking one to two doses everyday is recommended. Ivermectin is found to be effective in Breast, Ovarian, Cervical, Esophageal (Squamous Cell type), Renal, Glioma, Nasopharyngeal, Gastric, Liver, Leukemia, Colon, and Bladder cancers.

ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION AND TIMING

There are 3 routes of administration of Ivermectin 15mg capsules:

1) Oral Route. This is the usual route and the patients directly swallow the capsules. In certain situations, the capsules may be emptied and the powder contents dissolved in water or fruit juice and drank or given through an naso-gatric feeding tube (NGT).

2) Dissolved in Virgin Coconut Oil. The powder contents of the capsules are emptied onto a tablespoon, whereupon VCO is introduced and mixed. Using this mixture enhances its absorption and allows for the Ivermectin to have a direct contact with the larynx where it can stay there for a longer period of time. This has added benefits for those having itchy or sore throats and difficult coughing.

3) Sublingual Route. Emptying a capsule onto the space behind the teeth and under the tongue every 5 minutes allows for a better and immediate absorption. This also bypasses the ‘first pass’ effect by the liver when swallowed and absorbed through the gastrointestinal tract. This may also be the option when patients are intubated, sedated or unconscious.

Although Ivermectin can be given at any time, the best time to give is an hour after a

meal. The absorption is even better if the meal is a fatty meal. Taking it after a meal also helps avoid possible stomach upset.