Hey catssix, I am a stage 3 in remission since my surgery in 2018. As an avid researcher, I luckily came across Joe Tippen's blog in 2019. In it, he describes his journey from being diagnosed with small cell lung cancer, his subsequent visits to a famous Cancer Treatment Facility which accepted him into their experimental new drug trial. To monitor his status, he was given a Pet Scan to locate and view the size and numbers of tumors. This Pet Scan would be repeated at 90 day intervals.

Besides the experimental drug, they ALSO gave him chemo, AND radiation. The radiation fried his trachea so badly he could no longer take food or liquids by mouth.

He then was put on an IV drip for 8 weeks with no other sustenance, as he could not swallow. He hoped to starve the cancer out. He lost 80 lbs and turned to skin and bones.

At the next Pet Scan they sadly told him the cancer was not better. In fact, it had spread throughout his body and they had no other solutions for him. He was told to go home and enjoy his family as he was terminal and had maybe 3 months left to live.

It was then that he learned about the Fenbendazole from his veterinarian. He purchased the product and the vitamin protocol that is required. He took the Fenbendazole 3x each week and the vitamins 7x each week. Soon, 90 days had passed and he had not died. So, he still arrived for his scheduled Pet Scan.

The scan showed zero cancer. He has continued to take the same protocol every day since, and still is cancer free.