I thought some pedes may appreciate one of these posts as I have.
Quick Summary, my 78 year old aunt (non-jabd) was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer about 2 months ago. Dr's told her its inoperable at this time due to tumor size, location, and her age. her only 2 options were chemo (which she refused) or radiation (she did 1-2 sessions I think). She says the radiation didn't help and had basically given up.
I Traveled to see her and my uncle and went through Tippin's protocol with them and surprisingly she agreed. I ordered everything to her door that she would need....
summarized protocol for 78 year female about 90lbs that she is actively doing now
1 gram pack of Panacur C / 1 x day with a meal
2 notches on the good ole, horsey paste tube / 1 x day on empty stomach
I also sent her supplements, quercetin, curcumin, berberine, and milk thistle but she is not big on taking pills right now, but the hope is if she progresses, she will add these into her protocol.
Joe Tippins" protocol. If anyone would like other links to the supplements or any research just ask but there is so much INCREDIBLE INFORMATION already on thie forum I was going to do this as an update
https://deeprootsathome.com/joe-tippins-fenbendazole-protocol/
Just a reminder that when somebody starts with Ivermectin or Fenbendazole they could have a Herx reaction.
Before you begin it's advisable to take activated charcoal a day or two before to diminish or altogether prevent the Herxheimer reaction.
If chemotherapy had already been given then you don't need to worry about it because they would have already had the reaction.
Please note that this is not medical advice but rather me just sharing what I’ve observed over the past year or so.
As such, keep in mind that you shouldn’t take Ivermectin and Quercetin together, as they have the potential of cancelling each other out.
https://www.webmd.com/interaction-checker/default.htm
If you’re going to take both, stagger them at ~12 hour intervals.
From personal experience, I know of three people with cancer who started a Fenbendazole + Ivermectin course of treatment and two of the three were in remission within four to six weeks. The third has had about a ~90% reduction in the number of tumors after just four weeks of treatment. Of the two in complete remission, one has been that way since February 2023 (colon cancer) and the other since March 2024 (liver cancer). Both were/are undergoing chemotherapy with mixed results, and both were diagnosed with cancer around the same time that COVID hit (2020-2021 timeframe.)
Hope this helps and good luck.
PS - Be on guard with sharing this information with the Oncologist. He/she might get offended and/or will strongly advise against taking Fenbendazole and/or Ivermectin as it “may interfere” with the chemotherapy. As a precaution you can check against the WebMD drug interaction website to see if there are any known interactions and adjust accordingly.
Thanks for sharing that. This is all good to know,
Based on my own personal experiences I have read that we shouldn't take Quercetin for more than 8 months in a row. I took it daily for 12 months and then spent the next 4 months on the toilet. I couldn't eat or drink anything without needing a bathroom nearby. I thought I had a serious issue but as soon as I figured out it was the Quercetin it stopped in a few days. It's been about a year and I am reluctant to take it again.
When I was taking it I never got sick. I think I sneezed twice that year.