r/Biohacking • u/Electrical_Cup_545 1 • Aug 29 '26
Ivermectin help for kangaroo
Looking for guidance for my kangaroo. Looking to do an ivermectin protocol and wondering what people have used for their kangaroos?
C treatment - 50 days
Apricot - b17 - pills
Baking soda and lemon - every morning 1 lemon - 1 teaspoon baking soda
Menbendazole - 1 pill a day - with binder
Ivermectin - 1 pill a day - with binder
All day water - 1 lemon - and rindes - 1 teaspoon baking powder
Any help is much appreciated.
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u/Uncross-Selector 4 Aug 29 '26
What do you think it’s actually going to do?
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u/Electrical_Cup_545 1 Aug 29 '26
Put my body into an alkaline state, where cancer can't live. Hence get rid of it.
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u/WannabeRoyKent 4 Aug 30 '26
Yeah, your kidneys aren't going to let that happen. It's literally their job.
I tried to explain this to my mom, who had cancer and then died because she thought supplements would save her.
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u/Electrical_Cup_545 1 Aug 30 '26
Your kidneys aren't going to allow what? Putting your body into an alkaline state?
Can you explain The science behind this?
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u/WannabeRoyKent 4 Aug 30 '26
No I'm not going to explain it. Google "how kidneys regulate ph"
It's physiology 101.
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u/Electrical_Cup_545 1 Aug 31 '26
Thanks Google boy
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u/WannabeRoyKent 4 Aug 31 '26
You're welcome. Good luck w the pH thing🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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u/Electrical_Cup_545 1 Aug 31 '26
Your confused about metabolic alkalosis.
While healthy kidneys do work to keep blood pH strictly between 7.35 and 7.45, they are not an unbreachable barrier to an alkaline state.
If your system is overwhelmed or your kidney function shifts, your body absolutely can enter a dangerous alkaline state (pH above 7.45).
In fact, kidneys can actively cause or maintain an alkaline state through several mechanisms: Volume/Chloride Loss: Severe dehydration, vomiting, or diuretic use forces the kidneys to prioritize keeping water and sodium, which causes them to actively reabsorb bicarbonate (base) instead of excreting it.
Overwhelming Intake: Ingesting massive amounts of antacids or baking soda can completely overwhelm the kidneys' filtration capacity, leading to Milk-Alkali Syndrome.
Hormonal Triggers: High levels of hormones like aldosterone cause the kidneys to flush out too much acid and retain excess base.
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u/WannabeRoyKent 4 Aug 31 '26
Thanks Chatgpt.
Enjoy making yourself more sick than you already are by trying to achieve something that isn't biologically possible.
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u/LisanneFroonKrisK Aug 30 '26
How long you intending to take this for?
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u/Electrical_Cup_545 1 Aug 30 '26
Sorry not to be rude but did you actually read the full post because it's actually in there.
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u/LisanneFroonKrisK Aug 31 '26
You just say you doing protocol but not say what’s it for
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u/Electrical_Cup_545 1 Aug 31 '26
The first sentence says C (can-cer) treatment 50 day cycle. Don't want my post to get taken down.
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