Doctor has interesting observation on cancer treatments.
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Every patriot should have two medicines at their house.
Ivermectine and Fenbendazole. If you don't have any, get it now!
best way to get fenben?
https://www.alldaychemist.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=ivermectin
Ship most places worldwide, I believe.
Bear in mind that they ask for a prescription but don't seem to check that you left it blank ;)
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My wife and I take Fenbendazole daily, but I'm still looking for a good source for Ivermectin in capsule form. The horse-paste type is easy enough to find, but it tastes godawful.
Ivermectin.com A couple of days Reynoldmeds.com A few weeks
My Dad passed away from liver and bladder cancer a few years back - maybe 2015-ish.
He had no symptoms. Got diagnosed investigating why he had to urinate so often thinking it was his prostate.
They said it was aggressive so he started aggressive chemo.
Spent the last 12 months in various stages of misery and pain only to die barely conscious of those around him. I can't imagine letting the cancer take it's course would have been all that much worse.
Wish I had known about Ivermectin and Fenben and the other treatments. It's amazing how much my eyes have been open in a few short years.
Similar story with my dad - as he said during treatment "this ain't livin"
Also the fact when patients are on chemotherapy, the patient's vitamin D levels should be checked. If vitamin D levels are low, the chemotherapy doesn't work properly and will be ineffective.
Even using a treatment of chemotherapy, ivermectin and vitamin D should be used as ivermectin makes a lower dose of chemotherapy more effective and vitamin D also boosts the T cell efficiency and boosts the immune system.
Now if the patient was being treated with ivermectin, fenbendazole and had good vitamin D levels of at least 40 nanograms per millilitre (ng/ml), the patient would probably have a better chance of being cured.
Hopefully, the medical system will be reformed from being a financial driven enterprise to a patient care system.
the vaccine rabbit hole
goes all the way to hell and back
Not surprised in the least. And biopsies are the worst.
Tell me more about the biopsy. This is the first I'm hearing of it being bad.
Releases the cancer to spread. Tumors are the bodies response to sack the disease. I believe. You pierce it and it spreads.
At this point, I wouldn't even trust them to diagnose us truthfully.
My father was given 1 year to live without intervention and 1 1/2 with. He said screw it and just cut sugar, juiced daily, avoided processed foods (he was an OG researcher) and lived 18 years! He knew about B17. I just wish he lived long enough to know about ivermectin, Fenbendazole and HCQ. I regret that.
My stepdad was put on statins after his bypass surgery.
No matter what I tell him now, no matter how much I've been right over the last five years, he won't stop taking them.
Because he trusts doctors.
Caution on statins exacerbating dementia and Alzheimer’s…the brain is made up of cholesterol and needs it to function. Statins reduce brain function considerably.
My dad was ‘diagnosed’ with high cholesterol many years before his Alzheimer’s incapacitated him…and those years he was on statins which took his mind.
That's what I keep telling him!
But nooo, he says doctors are TRUSTWORTHY and SMARTER than me!
After ALL I've been telling him since 2020!
Sorry. I know how difficult it is. A dear friend believed and still believes the clot shots are safe so he and his wife submitted to them all. He’s a few years older than me and a former fire fighter, big strong guy. He now can barely walk, has difficulty breathing, heart ejection fraction of 10% and is scheduled for a heart transplant in two days.
Horrible.
5mg of statins isn't damaging. Worry more about his carb intake. It's an insulin resistance problem.
Biopsy releases the cancer to spread. No biopsy and no chemo.
Citation? Background info?
The doctor’s name is at the bottom of the meme. Anyone can research it at any time.
They've finally gotten breast cancer treatment to more of a neutral outcome - with almost endless money and data. But getting a mammogram is still not statistically supportable.