Post by the Scribe on Jan 28, 2024 22:40:19 GMT
dosage advice 5:34 is so helpful. Would it work as an anti viral as much as it may for anti cancer? I have 50 mg tablets. Cut it in half and drop that half in a small amber glass bottle of 25 ml distilled water and let the pill dissolve. Shake before using. One ml equals 1 mg so it is easy to get the right dosage. A one ml syringe is usually divided in tenths so .01 to 1.0 is easy to measure for the low doses one would use for a cat or dog. I keep it in the fridge after mixing.
Fenben is another helpful drug for cancer and no prescription needed at a feed store. Just discovered Doc's videos on that too.
Fenben is another helpful drug for cancer and no prescription needed at a feed store. Just discovered Doc's videos on that too.
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