Cannabis oil. Did you get the protocol I posted on your I believe last post? Pedialyte or Gatorade regular type no artificial sweeteners half n half water to keep hydrated n nutrients up. I also saw a video mixing in oatmeal and blend it in blender. When their stomach us empty they throw up slime. I was doing monthly meds on dog. I ran out of money december....sadly.

There is a channel on Telegram called "Fenbendazole and Ivermectin". Lots of people post their questions and experiences there. You might find helpful info there with a search on the channel just using the word "dog". The Joe Tippens video (he had tumors in his neck) is readily findable there. There's a youtube video there that has a vet talking about Fenben: "Cancer in Dogs and Cats: Top 5 Natural Remedies" with Dr. Andrew Jones. He's saying 3 days on the fenben and 4 days off. I didn't watch the whole thing because I don't have time at the moment, but it's at about the 2 min 45 sec mark on the video which is only 8 min 17 seconds.

There's also a Telegram channel https://t.me/allnaturalpets

Herxheimer is a real thing. I do, parasite, cleanse, days and zapping for parasites, and yes, you do get flourish and sickly when you first start doing that. It’s because the parasites are dying. Just continue with the treatment, because you want to make sure you get the adults, the adolescence, and the eggs. If you don’t get them all, and you skip out on the eggs, then you’re just gonna get more parasites afterwards. Carry-on.

Same. I lost two cats to cancer, one in 2017 and one in 2020. It was so painful to lose two of my greatest companions in such a terrible way. I still cry when I think of them.

Praying for all the pets of all anons everywhere. God loves our animals, too.

I lost my last dobie to aggressive mammary gland cancer. Vet said we'd have to remove one entire side of her belly/chest area. That was in 2014 - I wish I'd known about fenben and ivermectin then. All I could do was put her down - 😔

I am doing 7 drops of Fenbenz and .5mg of IVM. She is a 8lb cat.

Thank you for sharing your protocol with us! Have you given your pup ivermectin yet/before? If so, I'd like to know how much you gave per pound. I have large dogs and would like to give them some at least during the summer to keep them from getting heartworms, we live in the south and mosquitoes are bad.

GREAT!. make sure it is truly all he gets. No "treats"

This is how cancer grows and how to fight it.

• Aerobic Glycolysis (Warburg Effect): In normal cells, glucose is metabolized through a process called aerobic respiration, which involves glycolysis followed by the citric acid cycle and oxidative phosphorylation in the mitochondria. However, cancer cells tend to favor glycolysis even in the presence of oxygen, leading to the production of lactate as a byproduct. This allows cancer cells to generate energy rapidly, support their high proliferation rates, and adapt to the microenvironment of tumors.

• Lactate Fermentation: In addition to aerobic glycolysis, cancer cells may also rely on lactate fermentation. This involves the conversion of pyruvate, a product of glycolysis, into lactate. This process helps regenerate the cofactor NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide), which is required for glycolysis to continue. Lactate fermentation can occur under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions, contributing to the metabolic flexibility of cancer cells.

• Oxidative Phosphorylation (OXPHOS): Some cancers rely on oxidative phosphorylation for energy production rather than aerobic glycolysis. This is more typical in certain tumor types and can involve efficient utilization of mitochondrial function.

• Glutamine Metabolism: Glutamine is an amino acid that cancer cells can use as an alternative substrate for energy production and as a source of carbon and nitrogen for biomass synthesis. Some cancer cells exhibit high dependence on glutamine metabolism.

• Fatty Acid Oxidation (FAO): In addition to glycolysis, cancer cells may enhance fatty acid oxidation to meet their energy needs. This is particularly relevant in certain cancers where lipid metabolism is upregulated. This could be a problem for ketogenic diet solutions as it increase Fatty Acid availability in the body. This is why a meat based diet which is higher in proteins and lower in fats than typical keto diet is recommended.

• SOLUTION: A carnivore ketogenic diet + Fasting, which involves low carbohydrate intake and increased consumption of fats, can hinder aerobic glycolysis in cancer cells.
• The rationale behind this lies in the reduced availability of glucose, a primary substrate for glycolysis. Secondarily, it induces Glycogen Depletion. the body will shift its energy metabolism away from glucose utilization toward the breakdown of glycogen and fatty acids.
• As glucose levels decrease, the rate of glycolysis and, consequently, lactate fermentation may decrease.
• Some studies suggest that a ketogenic diet may influence mitochondrial function, potentially affecting oxidative phosphorylation.
• Low carbohydrate intake, which leads to reduced glucose availability. In response, cells may shift to alternative energy sources, including fatty acids and ketone bodies.
• Fasting has been associated with an increase in the utilization of glutamine by certain tissues, including the liver and immune cells. This adaptation may provide an additional energy source during periods of nutrient scarcity.
• Switching to Keto and fasting may cause mitochondrial Stress: Increased reliance on oxidative metabolism might place stress on mitochondria, potentially leading to the induction of apoptosis (programmed cell death) in cancer cells with mitochondrial dysfunction

• Cautionary Note: Enhanced Fatty Acid Availability: A ketogenic diet increases circulating fatty acids, which could potentially provide more substrate for FAO, and this may support the growth of certain cancers that thrive on fatty acid metabolism. Ketone Body Utilization: Some cancer cells may adapt to utilize ketone bodies as an energy source, potentially sustaining their growth even under conditions of reduced glucose availability.

Dang. Some ppl are messed up, even if just shilling for chaos purposes. Truly do hope it works out for the pup fren. Be well.

I would still do it even if my vet didn't like the idea. I asked my vet about ivermectin and she acted like she didn't even know what it was. 😒

I will keep Angel in my thoughts and prayers. Dogs are God’s creation too.

If your dog takes pills, order the human-grade pills. I don't understand why everyone says you have to take horse or goat animal-grade meds. In the long run I think they would be way more expensive.