"These findings demonstrated that Ivermectin significantly enhanced the anti-cancer efficacy of chemotherapeutic drugs to tumor cells, especially in the drug-resistant cells. Ivermectin,could potentially be used in combination with chemotherapeutic agents to treat cancers.."
(jeccr.biomedcentral.com)
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I have taken Ivermectin once a week at the maintenance dose since I took it when I had "covid" and I find nothing but benefit. At 72 it is the only "drug" I take (which I hate drugs) but I think it adds to my overall health in such a positive way. I have also continued with zinc, quercetin and NAC and only take many other supplements...hoping to avoid any cancers etc.
My husband would not take Ivermectin and now is dealing with prostate cancer (which probably was a long time coming) but I have to wonder if things would have been different if he had taken IVM.
Fortunately he is now taking fenbendazole (Tippens protocol) and I have every confidence in the effectiveness of that for cancer...dealing with parasites as the cause of all disease is a game changer...
I don't have a doctor and I used Joe's protocol successfully for a year and a half for squamous cell carcinoma of the eye...but I think it's coming back. I stopped taking fenben 6 months ago. I'm restarting, but I have a question. Q: What do you think about taking both IVM and Fenben together? Thanks for sharing your story.
I take both just as a preventative and I have been doing so for over a year, ivermectin give been taking since 2020. I’d say to do it because I’ve read that many others do with no Ill affects.
I'm very grateful for your feedback. Thanks so much for taking the time to answer me.
Absolutely!