Australia's largest stock trading and investment forum Australia's #1 stock forum

Do you remember the store you bought them from? Looks like a...

First 97902 Last

Share
Profile

Follow
Director12

24,842 Posts.

37

20/06/24

07:48

Post #: 74401430
Share

Originally posted by sierra: ↑

Yes artemisia annua is sweet wormwood, i've got wormwood growing in the chook pen. Iherb is a good source for things like that.

Xylitol is a form of sugar that is different to all other sugars and can be eaten by diabetics. The bad bacteria in our mouth and gut go to it but can't use it so they die. Brilliant for our teeth and gut but even better now there's evidence it also fights cancer. Try Healthco sourced from birch trees in Finland, not expensive.

Fenbendazole is used to treat parasites as ivermectin does and was found to be very effective against cancer too. Same source as ivermectin in India, get 500mg so you can break them in half and save money. My last order was 300x 12mg iv and 100x 500mg fen delivered for AU$120.

Expand

Do you remember the store you bought them from? Looks like a good price.
2 Upvote

Reply

Top Stories

BCI

BCI reaches close of funding facility for salt-first part of Mardie project

NTI

Neurotech knocked back by FDA as agency declares target condition not rare enough for special status

RCE

Recce eyes Indonesia for novel anti-infective as Indo-Aus ties grow stronger

SLS

Solstice Minerals to ramp up drilling campaign at Yarri Gold Project

CKA

Cokal upgrades infrastructure for BBM ramp-up in Indonesia

Week 40 Wrap: China's nonsensical stimmy hype wanes (shocking!); HotCopper's picks; oil & inflation

COD

Coda Minerals (ASX:COD) enters rights issue to further exploration in South Australia

ACW

Actinogen Medical ramps up Alzheimer’s treatment trials, targeting fast-track global approvals

WCN

White Cliff jumps 24% on 'bonanza grade' copper rock chips at Rae project, Canada

BUX

Buxton projects new graphite province discovery at WA Narryer play

There are more pages in this discussion • 4,181 more messages in this thread...

First 97902 Last