Does anyone know of any doctors that are actively treating cancer with Ivermectin or Fenbendazole?
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You see a lot on social media and here about doctors using off label drugs like Ivermectin for COVID but not cancer. I have a dear friend who is receptive to the idea but I think he'd be more comfortable doing so under a doctor's care. Has anyone run across doctors that are actually doing this?
BENDAZOLE & CANCER TREATMENTS & ARTHRITIS
A person on my social media just posted this yesterday. So I feel like this is the Lord. Here are the links to some information regarding fenbendazole.
https://mycancerstory.rocks/
https://www.fenbendazole.org/
There are two different dosages for the fenbendazole - I believe it’s by body weight, and the 222 is supposed to be for animals I guess, and the 444 is for adult humans.
https://www.sanarelab.com/fenbendazol-222-mg-90-capsules-purity-99.html
https://www.sanarelab.com/-fenbendazole-444-mg-90-units-purity-99-laboratory-testedactions-.html
https://deeprootsathome.com/joe-tippins-fenbendazole-protocol/
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Update from October 28, 2021
Fenbendazole 222 mg (1 gm of PanacurTM or SafeguardTM) per day every day.
Note if you are using liquid - most liquids are 100 mg/ml. You would take 2.2 ml of the liquid.
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Onco AdjunctTM Pathway 2TM - 3 capsules 2 times a day only when you are off chemo.
Onco AdjunctTM Pathway 3TM- With each meal - 1 (one) capsule with a light meal and 2 (two) capsules with a heavy meal capsules 2 times a day if you are trying to starve your cancer of sugars.
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I have a significant announcement to make. Several months ago, I was introduced to a researcher who collaborates with other PHD’s, MD’s and researchers globally in the pharma and nutraceutical space.
They have developed some patented technologies that they apply to specific classes of plant extracts and botanicals that dramatically enhance delivery of those ingredients into the bloodstream at exponential levels.
Over the months we have met together, and I have performed extensive due diligence on what they can offer. We’ve discussed a 3-pathway approach and philosophy for cellular support through supplementation that I believe will complement fenbendazole greatly.
Pathway 1: CBD Tincture: CBD has always been part of my protocol, but the new product incorporates some important changes. As we have learned more about the potential benefits of hemp extracts we have discovered that the species of hemp, the methods of its extraction, the ratios of acidic forms of cannabinoids to non-acidic forms of cannabinoids all play a critical role in how well Hemp extracts can have on cancer outcomes.
In my research of Hemp extracts – Onco Adjunct Pathway 1 – product hits all of the important qualities for a hemp extract. First the product is cryoextracted, this preserves the terpenes and the non-decarboxylated cannabinoids. Second, this product uses a proprietary strain of cannabinoid that has actually been tested on cancer cell lines. And Third, they supplement the CBGa cannabinoid to standardize it up to 7mg per dose, something that I believe could be significant. Finally, they add in two other important ingredients, the first being Frankincense, an iconic material dating back to the biblical times and recently the topic of a ton of cancer research. The company’s work on Frankincense focused on a collaboration with Dr HK Lin, the iconic researcher who studied Frankincense as a supplement for cancer for more than a decade. Together they developed an approach that uses specific fractions of Frankincense that are the most beneficial, according to his research. Finally, a Nano molecule carrier, C60 has evidence to show that it could help significantly with low dose chemotherapy, reducing the rtoxicity of chemo to healthy cells and increasing the toxicity to unhealthy cells.
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Pathway 2: Curcumin: Curcumin has always been part of my protocol, but even the product that I have previously recommended, Theracurmin HP, simply does not tackle the problem of absorption into the blood stream. You all know I have recommended Theracurmin for some time as being the best, most highly bioabsorbable Curcumin I had found. What I didn’t know about was Ultra Botanica’s LPS technology UltraCur (UltraCurcumin). Data shows better absorption above Theracurmin by at least 6X and their consumer experience proves this out. Their product by itself is a game changer in curcumin and I would have left it at that except the science behind Quercetin, an equally important polyphenolic compound as Curcumin also using their LPS technology to make it absorb into the body. Previously I had been reluctant to recommend Quercetin (also recommended by Jane McClelland and many others) as it had the same problem as Frankincense and Curcumin in absorption into the blood stream. Why take something that simply isn’t being utilized in the bloodstream? UB’s LPS technology solves that problem and they have added the convenience of taking them together with one product.
Specifically, Onco Adjunct Pathway 2 is a combination of 300 mg of Clinical Grade UltraCurcumin, 200 mg of Clinical grade UltraQuercetin and 100 mg of Frankincense powder.There is a lot I could share about the cellular pathways that Curcumin, Quercetin and Frankincense affect, I will leave that to another time.
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Pathway 4: This is a new product that has been recently launched. It combines EGCG (Green Tea polyphenols), Resveratrol and Fisetin each of these ingredients is enabled with the company's LPSTM technology. They also added a very important ingredient which is a highly purified Beta gluicans that has the benefit of autophagy/apoptosis on senescent immune cells. This is especially important for the long haul when our immune system can become overtaxed and worn out.
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My friend was taking the 2g (green panacur) and she said her liver numbers (blood work) were increasing a bit, so she reduced her dose back down to the yellow 1 g panacur -six days a week. She has to get a blood test for other medications she is on, but her liver numbers have been in the normal range since taking it six days a week for six or seven months.
Fenbendazole is only approved for Vetrinarian use, menbendazole is approved for human use (and doesn’t have the same risk of liver problems) but it is much more expensive per pill and (up to $300!) and there were difficulties getting it. She found some for about $300 for a month enough for a month…but decided to stick w the cheaper, easier to get, as long as there are regular blood tests to make sure the liver function is unaffected.
I put a link above for fenbendazole
https://www.sanarelab.com/fenbendazol-222-mg-90-capsules-purity-99.html
It’s on sale right now for $60 for 90 tablets.
I’ve been taking it prophylactically, it’s supposed to be able to keep you from getting cancer before you get it. Joe Tippins, takes his prophylactically so he doesn’t get a relapse of his cancer. I’ve never had cancer, but I don’t want it.
I will be getting annual blood draw soon, so I’ll check everything you mentioned above. to be quite honest, I feel like the fenbendazole is helping me, and giving me more energy.
(I do believe Panacure is basically fenbendazole. It’s just more expensive in those packets. I believe the tablets I listed above are a much more affordable option. Pass the info onto your friend)
Thank you! I think Joe reduced his use of fenbendazole to only 3 days per week (while in remission). FlCCC is also using Ivermectin two times per week. Not sure of the dose.
I’ll pass it on to her. Thank you!
Thanks for the info! I’ll follow up on it as well. I also take ivermectin prophylactically.
One of the reasons though I take both of those medication is because I’m a pet sitter. I’m around so many different cats and dogs on a regular basis. I’m more likely to get parasites from them, than most people would be. so there’s that