Dr. Kathleen Ruddy, Surgeon - Ivermectin on Cancer, her findings

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Dr. Kathleen Ruddy, Surgeon - Ivermectin on Cancer, her findings
YouTube video by Dr. Kathleen Ruddy (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eO6wsxSRW0). Transcript is the auto-caption track — verbatim ASR, not a certified transcript.

I'll have to say that I was as astonished as anyone might be that Ivor mechon has potential as an anti-cancer agent I'm a cancer surgeon we don't do parasites okay we don't do Ivermectin um and I was not really even familiar with those people who use ican um and so when in the early days of Co when it became clear that ior maon was was effective in preventing and treating patients with a SARS K2 infection um I began to be aware having looked in the literature that there was 20 years of research showing that Ivermectin had great potential in the treatment of cancer um I was introduced to a patient with stage four prostate cancer had received two vaccines perfectly healthy marathoner no history of cancer in the family two months after his uh second fer shot works for the government he going to lose his job in his pension if he wasn't vaccinated um he was diagnosed all at once with stage four prostate cancer he tells a very compelling story melodramatic story about that 24-hour period of time in his life um and he went through the traditional protocols radiation chemotherapy radiation chemotherapy pharmacologic castration all of it over a period of nine months and then his doctor said you know there's really nothing else we can do and uh his name is Paul man and he was like can't you give me more radiation no can't you give me more chemo no aren't there any other drugs no are there any clinical trials there's nothing hospice send for the priest so a friend of his knew me and she said uh would you give Paul a call he just needs some moral support something so I said sure So I began calling him we spoke about once a week for three weeks and finally um the poor guy was suffering had cancer and 11 bones in his body his right leg was completely swollen obstructed with tumor he's miserable and I said Paul I don't know if this is going to help you but I know it's not going to hurt you I just can't imagine based on my judgment and understanding of the scientific literature and all the work that drors Corey and Merck had done and others around the world that ior maed in would hurt you it might help I can't say so he said you know I'll give it a try and uh he drove to Tennessee where you could get it without a prescription PS I discovered last night having dinner with Paul and his wife Terry he drove from where he lives in Missouri to Tennessee and paid cash for his ior mton that's it he didn't submit it to insurance company he didn't tell anybody back in Missouri is on College just now his iacon prescriptions are listed in his chart how did that information get from the pharmacy in Tennessee to his chart in Missouri we don't know somebody does I'd like to know myself anyway he starts taking Iber maon and he doesn't have any problems with it and I talk to him every week and um how are you feeling well no change next week uh maybe a little bit better I don't know how's your leg it's not quite as swollen how how's the pain pain everywhere maybe a little bit better slowly slowly slowly not getting worse not necessarily getting better not getting worse fast forward um two month follow-up appointment at the clinic they didn't expect to see him okay Paul um he's feeling a little bit better they do a PSA which was off the charts to begin with and if I'm not mistaken at the time they randomized him to hospice I think it was in the hundreds maybe 700 800 what does that mean exactly for the late person over four would be abnormal mhm okay so what are we talking about here prostate cells normally secrete a protein prostate specific antigen it's one of the things that they do cancer cells that originate in the prostate that are dividing rapidly and growing fast are spitting out PSA mhm okay it's not that they're contributing to the body economy in any way it's just they just want to multiply and divide and that's the end of the story and so your PSA levels start to rise which is a marker a screening marker oh your PSA was four and now it's eight let's do a prostate ultrasound whatever so PSA can be a screen for the emerg of a tumor but it can also be used particularly at high levels as evidence for cancer response to cancer recurrence of cancer his was I mean it's supposed to be you know four you know yeah it's hundreds okay he goes back for his two-month appointment it's 1.3 they said you're in remission well not you know complete remission he still had the bone Mets but you're in like a biochemical remission well that was good news slowly slowly slowly he begins to improve less pain swelling is okay a lot of other vaccine injuries however he's getting better he's getting better giving him uh nutritional support and other supplements he's having TI little mini strokes but he didn't tell me about that because we were talking about the cancer but over a period of time asking him questions and I said oh you're having tias his wife said yeah having tias I said what do the cancer doctors tell you because that's who he's seeing they say it's not related to my cancer like so I get a call from his wife one evening he's in the emergency room he's had this Tia he whatever it is catastrophic and um I said Paul what are they doing for you and he said well they did a CAT scan of my head and they said they don't see anything specific it's a TIA and it's not related to my cancer they send them home I said did they do anything no I said well okay call me crazy I'm a cancer surgeon but I think you need to see a cardiologist I think there are things they can do okay and of course I look it up really quickly and and or things so get him to the cardiologist get him on blood thinners no more problems with tias okay that's an indictment of the healthcare system so he's getting better but nine months later um he's out dancing for 4 hours three nights a week he gets a head to toe uh rescanning and uh three of the bone Mets are gone there no growth of the Mets that are there no new lesions there's only one hot spot and that's where he received radiation therapy and the radiation um the radiologist really could not distinguish whether that was a tumor hot spot or radiation change um he is doing very well the vaccine injury is uh a problem but the cancer is no longer a problem except for the fact that it's still there and we want to get rid of it completely um and he and he said he called me from a hockey game and he said uh if I didn't know I have cancer I would not know I have cancer that was patient number one I was like that's interesting a second patient crossed my path a guy in his 70s who had been losing weight for a year and a half 40 lbs not vaccinated 40 lb weight loss smoker Drinker all he does is fish and um he could no longer swallow and he could hardly talk and so I got on the phone with him and I said uh Eddie you know tell me a little bit about your history and so forth he knew someone with prostate cancer who had taken IAC had cured himself from prostate cancer with that so Eddie began taking iacon I have no idea what the dosing was he was just taking it and I gave him some advice about diet you know try and get the weight back on and so on and so forth within a couple of weeks he sounded stronger mhm sounded stronger he could swallow he had gained 6 lb his his voice was better followed him for the next couple of weeks maybe another month or so and I said Eddie we need to get a scan he doesn't have insurance he doesn't like doctors whatever he had been diagnosed in that interval with two esophageal tumors unresectable surgeons wouldn't go near it the uh doctor said well we'll give you chemo and radiation and Ed he said no you're not so he takes his IAC and maybe about six weeks later there I said Eddie you need to get a scan had to argue with Eddie to get a scan we got the scan no tumors