I started seeing Twitter posts talking about it, and people kept popping up saying 'yeah, I've been using it for a while' or 'my spouse is trying it because why not'. Someone left the link to the guy who started it, Joe Tippens.

https://www.mycancerstory.rocks/ he has a very long blog post documenting how he came across the cure when he had terminal cancer (his Vet friend told him to try it). The reaction of his Doctors when he told them was very telling. I did some research on it, and sure enough they have known for a while that these wormers kills cancer

I think they used a human wormer in the 70's for Colon cancer. Don't know what happened to it. Human wormers have a similar effect but not quite as powerful.

They have seemingly decided to start researching it again but I can't imagine it will gather traction if Big Pharmas remain in charge of research because it simply isn't profitable. It appears safe, but it's important to note that Joe Tippens took other things with it like CBD Oil and Curcumin - he later adapted his protocol so make sure you read the entire blog post and all the updates.

I'm not sure it is a surefire cure for every cancer as there was a woman on YouTube with terminal cancer and she was doing a live stream how she was doing. It didn't appear to be working for her and last I saw she hadn't updated for a while. So it would not appear to be a 100% surefire cure for every cancer. (I think she had chemo though, so that might have made a difference, who knows. She also didn't mention whether she was taking sufficient Vitamin C which I believe is crucial for all sorts of reasons)

I also think it depends WHEN you take it, even though he was terminal and it worked if there is not enough time it will fail (you need at least 3 or 4 months I think) BUT it would still be worth a shot because even in less time it could still get rid of enough of the cancer you'd have a fighting chance. Guess it depends how much of your organ functions have been destroyed and people tend to try it too late when they have nothing left.

As it would also appear to work as a prophylactic it would be worth taking anyway not only to prevent cancer getting hold in the first place but because well it's a wormer. I'm sure back in the old days humans used to take wormers just like animals - after all we get fleas and lice so I'm sure they knew we get worms as well.

It's also been said if you have ever eaten in a restaurant, have pets or children, have ever eaten pork, you WILL have worms. As most people don't know they have worms until it becomes obvious, many health problems could be down to that simple thing. So worth taking 1g every day to avoid worms AND cancer imo.

I also think that our domestic animals still get cancers in spite of being wormed - because they only get the one large dose periodically. Might kill the worms but won't kill cancer cells like that. This is just my theory. Maybe after they have been regularly wormed they could have a smaller dose everyday to to keep the cancer away (and it might even stop the worms so they wouldn't need the periodic bigger doses?)

Anyway, I'm planning to try it because why not? And now it appears that Ivermectin can defeat Covid too so even more reasons to be using them :)

I do already take Vit C and D3 with K2, but not sure I'll be doing Quercitin and Melatonin like that Covid Protocol siuggests. Maybe Zinc but have that in mutivitamin and last time I started taking Zinc supplements it screwed with copper levels and got very erratic heartrate. Might just add Zinc for a short time if I think I got the 'Rona or more likely the Flu.

(Something else you want to add re Covid is NAC - amino acid known as a Mucus Buster. As it's the mucus that overwhelms the lungs so can't fight the the virus that should be included I think. Really stinks of sulphur though, and makes your farts smell like rotten eggs, but will help breakdown mucus.)

https://www.fenbendazole.org/2019/12/19/what-is-fenbendazole-and-how-can-it-affect-cancer-treatment/