I wonder if his protocol involves ivermectin and fenbendazole. Seems like those two are promising

I once heard of an anon .."here" at GAW who had not released a reasoning for doing such a protocol but was told first hand - 1st and foremost, I give no medical advice nor condone any or all of this and was only told by a friend of mine who I ride horses with of his journey with the following and how he dealt with it. That being -ALS, liver cancer, intestinal and was not doing well. He himself did a 90 day cycle of utilizing 222mg of fenben -once a day, 90 days. Period. Long story short: doctors were upset that the surgery was canceled and scans showed zero masses. None. As far as his "other" health problems: ALS, I hear he has combined several medications as well as more than a few peptides. Some actually to have positive effects on tissue growth as well as strength. There's also evidence in his health right now that these combinations increased both strength and energy as well as healing older injuries i.e. torn muscle tissue, even the vulnerable tissues themselves i.e. cartilage itself. This has also been utilized and helped in the joints so far as mechanical stresses - occurring when someone lifts weights, swimming [joints] as well as jogging or any other repetitive action on the body. This is done utilizing almost something that would be considered synonymous with "crispr" - or splicing a certain part of the DNA sequence. These particular peptides have 6 exons and multiple transcription sites. MGF- the mechanical growth factor is but a slice of what we'd call IGF-1 that can be split into 2 classes and consisting of 3 major isoforms. Each IGF-1Ea, IGF-1Eb, IGF-1Ec for a total of what we just described as being "6". This is but one peptide and can be adjusted/modified to have even greater outcomes. The IGF-1Eb isoform of IGF-1 has been shown to not only heal muscle tissue, lessen inflammation, cellular proliferation and cell survival. Survival? Yes. Survival. Think of what ALS does. The degeneration of the neurons; This MGF in particular offsets muscle wasting effects as well; even one's w/no disease but simply from aging itself. Age is a big factor of influence on the expression of IGF-1 isoforms. Young to Old/men show significant physiological shifts, the latter being that of the 1Ea. This utilization all while not over doing anything so far as dosages has been found very effective in pausing the age process at a level that we've not had the ability to do, until now. I can take verbatim from a source that he studied himself: it reads as follows: Muscle cell regeneration is mediated by inflammatory cells and the particular signaling molecules they release. Macrophages are especially important in this process and appear to be primary producers of MGF in the setting of muscle cell inflammation. IGF-1Ea (MGF) has been shown to have ANTI-inflammatory effects but ALSO prolongs the life of "macrophages. here is where the speculation comes in: exogenous MGF administration may boost muscle cell healing rates affecting macrophages. I can tell you from speaking with him - so far this is working. The arthritis is showing great improvement as well as "other" inflammatory problems that he had been having. Don't just think arthritis when I say inflammatory. Remember: this journey was to find something to either slow or denigrate the ALS all together. So now that we know what MGF can and will do with skeletal muscle; boost hypertrophy and repair the muscle by activating muscle stem cells -i.e. satellite cells. How's this equate and by what study? Studies in mice alone showed a 25% increase in muscle fiber size after just 3 weeks of intramuscular MGF injections. Researchers [researchers] odd word, researchers.. anyway, speculate the peptide could be beneficial in wasting diseases, i.e. boosting effects of exercise; importance of muscle mass in baseline metabolism; we know that boosting muscle mass is a good way to improve basal rates of metabolism and aid in fat loss. This MGF has also been associated with helping not only wasting diseases such as HIV/AIDS, but Duchenne muscular dystrophy as well; This has not been done under long term study and has had some set backs so far as this particular disease but when you are dying- and this gives you even a chance of what we all want - two things: quality of life and time. Would you not at the very least take the time to study this? I would and he did. Transplanting precursors of muscle cells -myogenic precursor cells- has been shown to improve dystrophin expression and help offset the effects of some conditions such as these. Therapeutic value goes as follows: myogenic precursor cell transplant a mainstay of DMD treatment where once was not considered to even be viable is now not. would you not want -again- to at least give yourself the benefit of trying something that has a chance of working? We spoke of MGF and cartilage, usually its IGF-1 and muscle repair / growth but with this particular MGF the I Ec when speaking of osteoarthritis / repetitive use [overuse] or other inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis unfortunately cartilage does not heal well and usually requires surgery. If you're older they usually will not even do the surgery depending on age/life-style along with what one it is. The reasons being could be inadequate blood supply and a number of stem cells necessary for any regeneration. With research being done on this particular MGF it showed this particular peptide helped to overcome some of those limitations for cartilage regeneration. MGF helped chondrocytes -the cells primarily responsible for cartilage health and regeneration survive in response to mechanical stimuli. i.e. in the setting of physical stress on cartilage MGF boosts survival of the very cells necessary to protect against that stress and repair any damage that it causes. -Not just a therapeutic use for cartilage repair/injury but has been found to help prevent injury & long-term disability as well. This next one is important: my friend has told me of his spinal degenerative disc disease as well. Think spinal injuries, mechanical overload, the actual causes of degenerative disc disease -overloading chondrocytes causes them to undergo apoptosis i.e. cell death - research with this particular MGF indicates that it can inhibit apoptosis in the cells and help prevent disc degeneration from occurring in the first place Researchers are actively investigating/testing the use of this particular MGF peptide to supplement and not only reduce but prevent spinal degeneration caused by mechanical overload [exercise, repetitive motions etc.] Now we get to ALS - horrible disease with not much if any hope, although there are people who have had a total reversal of the disease- our wonderful doctors and scientists just haven't figured out the "how" yet. Sure. Either way, let's move on into a 2010 research study on mice that showed the peptide to have neuroprotective effects - YES, you read that right; neuroprotective effects other studies showed that particular MGF peptide highly expressed in the setting of brain hypoxia -expressed in brain regions where neuron regeneration is taking place. The peptides benefit in protecting neurons was finally made clear in a study using a mouse model of ALS - Treatment with this peptide improves the overall progressive muscle weakness seen in ALS and slows the primary cause of the disease itself, which is loss of motor neurons - in fact, MGF is significantly better at protecting neurons in the setting of ALS than any other IGF-1 isoform and has been found in regenerating regions of adult brains following ischemia. There is currently hope that MGF may be utilized as a treatment to improve muscle function in ALS and protect motor neurons from death. So you can see the "why" as in the reason he'd chose this form of treatment as opposed to doctors stating "you have 3 years - get your affairs in order." Bit of a hard head he is but not stupid either and surely is not someone who just gives up. We've spoken of what it can do for prolonged life and protections of both neurons, skeletal muscle grow/repair as well as even cartilage repair. Now there is more. I apologize for this being so long again: just trying to get the information out there to help someone, anyone who is also suffering, that might have a chance with the utilization of some if not all of the information being presented here. Next, Models of Acute Myocardial Infarction i.e. heart attack there is a study/research in sheep that indicated this particular MGF protects the heart muscle against ischemia. In fact the study found there is a 35% reduction in cardio myocyte compromise following the injection of MGF and considerable benefit following heart attack. This is a substantial finding because to date there have been a limited number of interventions that can reduce the impact of a heart attack while it is happening. Short of stent placement or the administration of clot busting drugs which carry the risk of causing life threatening bleeding, little can be done during the acute stages of a heart attack. Most treatment has focused instead on protecting tissue following an event and restoring as much function as possible. MGF is opening new avenues for treating acute M.I. [heart attacks] that could give first responders a real tool that can reduce the impact of heart attack by more than 1/3rd. Keeping in mind this study and more were done in animals but the utilization and capability in my opinion after seeing my friends improvement were nothing less than a miracle. Minimal side effects. I will go into more detail at a later date. He is still in treatment and is documenting everything. That was only one thing that can be utilized for many. If you really want to get upset. How many of you have ever heard of an anabolic steroid being used for arthritis? Not a Corticosteroid. If any of you were utilizing it for either HRT or a wasting disease you probably got notification of the FDA that it was pulled [It being Oxandrin] from market i.e. Insurance won't cover it now, last august or there abouts. This particular one you cannot put under an umbrella statement. Two things on this class of drug: Androgenic and Anabolic. Those are the scales in which they are viewed upon. Oxandrin was/is very low on the androgenic side which is the more harsh/dangerous side and I do think presented a 1 our 10 ratio. Anabolic speaking it was either 8 or 10, either way high: which is good due to the nature of what it was doing. Preserving muscle, weight, lower inflammation etc.. This was also the drug I saw some anon asking about here a week ago on how's magic johnson stay so big and gain so much weight if he's got aids?" for one, Oxandrin. That's the very drug they were giving to patients with HIV and AIDS along with any other wasting diseases, even some cancer patients. -Think timing here. When did they pull it? Think timing again. When were the COV-shots administered? What did they do to those peoples immune systems? Getting the picture yet? I have more- any man on HRT - given testosterone knows it craters your good cholesterol as well as converts to estrogen. Did you know when anti-estrogens came about? Look it up. Look up Masteron [Drostanolone] synthetic version of testosterone that does not NOT convert, so - no anti-estrogen needed No money for big pharma. This drug was also used and was known for not only treating but curing breast cancer in women Do you know when this drug came into use? 1961 - that's right, what 64 yrs ago? Good luck finding it today. You will not find it on any formulary nor any legal place for purchase. Did I mention about Oxandrin the other "side-effect" so far as the arthritis? Regrowth of new bone, bone density tests would not be believable to a normal doctor do they know this? I doubt it. Another friend of mine had been born premature and had over 11 surgeries on his ears and with it came horrible vertigo. By accident and a wonderful very, very old and now passed away, doctor - this friend was born and had horrible trouble gaining, let alone keeping weight on as well. For that, the doctor by chance said "you know my son has this vertigo as well, not as bad as you but I've given him something and he's never had another episode." This medication was a very cheap and old medication. An antihistamine called periactin [cyproheptadine] This drug was utilized for allergies but there's a catch- it was also used for anorexia i.e. You were going to gain weight whether you wanted to or not. If you didn't eat, you're stomach would literally kill you. You'd be starving and don't even try puking on it. You can't - impossible. 100% So the vertigo ended and he grew up to be 285 lbs and held for over 23 yrs weight lifting records. I do not want to dox so I'll do this. Right under 50 yrs old he'd still benched 640 lbs, no bench shirt, no wraps, Squat 840 lbs for a triple and Dead 915 lbs. and can still even in his age/shape close the Captains of Cush #4 [grip strength to squeeze shut 365 lbs] Like he said, "i''m dying, we all are but I'm not dead yet."
There are many good doctors still out there - you have to have an eagle eye to spot them and a level of discernment above average nowadays I'd say. I know after all he's been through, -pretty sure he or his wife would mind this share. He misses his days in MARSOC and still has friends active through other agencies who help him when in need. I think he's both happy and sad today. Happy due to being healthier and finding things that help. Sad due to the fact - all this didn't have to happen and people didn't have to suffer. As Q says "together" is when you win. Divided is when you lose. If you lose hope, you've already lost the fight. You've divided yourself from the very gift God gave you. Hope. Either way, I've said way too much & I'm just a hand shake account. My friend, hell he's dying. I hope not soon but he's got a temper &when he goes, he goes scorched earth, ghosting any & all. But maybe he'll have a few more words from time to time. For the anon that about 4 days ago was asking about the protocol for lowering cholesterol - u/JohnTitor17 went over this ad nauseum and at great length. The answer is *yes it works and fast. The thing I'd add to John's is when your good cholesterol HDL is low [usually by hrt / testosterone replacement therapy] nothing ever worked for me, Ever. But then - 1 gram of hemp seed oil in capsule form. Got it up and also by utilizing the lysine / vit. c protocol of john's - 220 to 142 and holding. In fact, that was from blood work 2 weeks ago. Again, I've over stayed my welcome and I apologize. May this give others hope. I've got a horse to tend to & it's getting late -as Q said "cures exist" -Many thanks, and Cheers 🍻

Many many prayers 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Canada belongs to the British is what I was taught in school.

Will say a prayer for him, please keep us updated.

Ivermectin.now

we've got excellent anons on here who's very intelligent on such things as you're asking as well as another. u/DrMcCoy and u/Tweety51A as well as u/Joys1Daughter u/NeverStopBelieving and u/ThisIsHowItStarts there are more, so many u/Dogsoldier2 u/TNBanjoMan and so many others. Always u/Purkiss as well as another very high IQ anon u/Penisse. all good people- all highly intelligent and helpful. 🙏🏻 cheers anon 🍻

I remember Herman Cain, when he was running for president, talking about his liver cancer and all he needed was a sliver of the liver to survive, or something along those lines. Prayers for Doug.

Prayers on the way for him fren.

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Carnivore diet. Parasite cleanse and heavy metal detox. Zeolite herbal foot pads and a cleanse. That’s where I would start. Carnivore is healing 1000’s from strange and often deemed incurable diseases. Get that salt! Ken Berry MD Shawn Baker Md , Joe Rogen, Mikala and Jordan Petersen,

Advice Ivermectin, Fenben , no sugar and hunger diet