Honest, research-backed journalism on ivermectin, fenbendazole, HCQ, and your right to medical sovereignty. Updated daily.
A high-fat meal can raise ivermectin blood levels by roughly 2.5-fold compared to taking it fasting—yet the approved label still says empty stomach.
A close look at mebendazole's actual dosing regimens and documented cure rates for pinworm, whipworm and roundworm, drawn from published clinical evidence.
A detailed look at how tapeworms spread, how infections are diagnosed, and how praziquantel treats them—including its history, dosing, and limits.
Generic approval doesn't mean identical—it means statistically equivalent within defined limits. Here's what the FDA standard actually measures, and where it has real limits.
Since 1987, Merck's Mectizan Donation Programme has supplied ivermectin free to millions, building the largest human safety record of any anti-parasitic drug.
A clinical look at doxycycline's role in treating tick-borne infections and preventing malaria, grounded in the actual trial evidence behind each use.
In parts of Central Africa, mass ivermectin treatment can trigger severe reactions in people with heavy Loa loa infection—here's the evidence and how screening solved it.
Treating entire communities, not just the visibly sick, has eliminated river blindness and filariasis in whole regions—here is the evidence and its limits.
Azithromycin's unusual chemistry allows short courses to work, but that same chemistry raises real questions about resistance and cardiac safety worth understanding.