Compounded Ivermectin Therapy

River Blindness is a tropical parasitic disease caused by thread-like parasitic worms, with the most damage to the body caused by their immature offspring. As the offspring make their way through the body, symptoms can include persistent itching, rashes, skin discoloration, and progressive irreversible loss of sight.

Ivermectin works by sterilizing adult worms, which prevents them from reproducing, and can reduce the severity of skin symptoms while lowering the risk of vision loss.

Lice are tiny parasitic bugs that live by feeding on human blood on the scalp and are highly contagious, often passed by sharing personal items like hats or scarves. Typically, their presence is signaled by itching on the scalp.

Ivermectin causes the lice to become paralyzed and starve to death, allowing for easy removal by combing. This treatment is found particularly effective in cases where the lice have developed immunity to conventional treatments.

The most common form of rosacea is believed to be triggered by the parasitic demodex mites that overpopulate your skin, triggering an immune response that includes persistent facial redness, visible blood vessels, pimples, and facial dryness (among other symptoms).

Scientists now believe that Ivermectin disables the parasite's defenses, allowing your own immune system to easily find and destroy them. Once the parasites are gone, your skin can begin to heal.

Ivermectin could be the boost that your immune system needs to fight off the root cause of your rosacea.