# Ivermectin or Not?🤔 Curing… Or just suppressing symptoms? In this video, I break down why using ivermectin cream for skin conditions like rosacea, eczema, cystic acne, psoriasis, and even skin cancer completely misses the mark from a terrain perspective. These conditions are not random malfunctions—they’re the body’s intelligent efforts to detoxify through the skin, one of its primary organs of elimination. What many call “inflammation” or “autoimmune disease” is actually the body healing. In fact, _we do not believe in autoimmune disease_—because the body will never attack itself. That’s a flawed model rooted in misunderstanding the terrain. According to homotoxicology, when toxins enter the body, the first line of response is excretion—like sweating or rashes. If that fails, inflammation develops to help push the waste out, often with the help of bacteria or parasites that the body _creates or invites_ to assist with cleanup. Killing these helpers with ivermectin may make symptoms disappear temporarily, but the root cause is simply pushed deeper into the body. Suppressing the symptom does not equal healing; it just shifts the burden further inward. When we suppress inflammation or eliminate parasites with pharmaceuticals like ivermectin, we interfere with the body's own wisdom. This leads to deeper toxicity, eventual tissue impregnation, and chronic degenerative conditions like arthritis, obesity, or cancer. We’ve seen this pattern repeatedly in our 40+ years of work, and the homotoxicology chart helps explain why symptoms disappear only to reappear years later in more serious forms. Ivermectin might clear the skin, but that’s not healing—that’s hiding the issue. True healing comes from supporting the body’s natural detoxification processes, not stopping them. Our approach is about restoring balance, enhancing elimination, and gently guiding the body with what it already contains. The more we suppress symptoms, the more we disconnect from the body’s intelligence. Terrain-based healing isn’t about quick fixes—it’s about long-term restoration. And that starts with trusting the body rather than fighting it. Best! Adam --- Toxin enters the body. First, the body wants to excrete. Top left here. Skin, there's your sweating. If excretion doesn't happen, then the inflammation happens. Inflammation is when things become bacterial in nature. Through polyamorphism, we're creating the bacteria within us. The bacteria is facilitating the excretion process of elimination. So inflammation is where we get our fever.