I deworm horses. So i cycle thru the different one based on where we live and what season. Fenben appears to be very effective against tumors. But I suspect most cancers are parasitic. Our bodies wall off certain invaders (tumors). Horses are in bot fly season right now. Nasty fuckers. So fenben is a good product for that. The bot fly leaves eggs on the legs and sides of a horse-itchy spots if you will. When a horse rubs or bites the eggs the saliva loosens the eggs and they burrow into the lips and gums of the horse. In 5-7 mos they will develop in the horses stomach like a cluster of ticks and cause ulcer type symptoms. Horrible. Horses produce gallons and gallons of stomach acid to break down hay and when you have this larvae breaking down the lining of the stomach it’s not good. Imagine if doctors spent more time studying the symptoms that parasites produce like myocarditis, cancer, indigestion, eczema, rosacea, bile duct disease etc and etc….. check out rickettsia! Imagine all the biting insects have a type of parasite….bedbugs, fleas, mosquitos, ticks, wasps…we only treat the initial irritant of the bite. https://makismd.substack.com/p/fenbendazole-success-story-for-a?r=ojakg&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true

I deworm horses. So i cycle thru the different one based on where we live and what season. Fenben appears to be very effective against tumors. But I suspect most cancers are parasitic. Our bodies wall off certain invaders (tumors). Horses are in bot fly season right now. Nasty fuckers. So fenben is a good product for that. The bot fly leaves eggs on the legs and sides of a horse-itchy spots if you will. When a horse rubs or bites the eggs the saliva loosens the eggs and they burrow into the lips and gums of the horse. In 5-7 mos they will develop in the horses stomach like a cluster of ticks and cause ulcer type symptoms. Horrible. Horses produce gallons and gallons of stomach acid to break down hay and when you have this larvae breaking down the lining of the stomach it’s not good. Imagine if doctors spent more time studying the symptoms that parasites produce like myocarditis, cancer, indigestion, eczema, rosacea, bile duct disease etc and etc….. check out rickettsia! Imagine all the biting insects have a type of parasite….bedbugs, fleas, mosquitos, ticks, wasps…we only treat the initial irritant of the bite.

I deworm horses. So i cycle thru the different one based on where we live and what season. Fenben appears to be very effective against tumors. But I suspect most cancers are parasitic. Our bodies wall off certain invaders (tumors). Horses are in bot fly season right now. Nasty fuckers. So fenben is a good product for that. The bot fly leaves eggs on the legs and sides of a horse-itchy spots if you will. When a horse rubs or bites the eggs the saliva loosens the eggs and they burrow into the lips and gums of the horse. In 5-7 mos they will develop in the horses stomach like a cluster of ticks and cause ulcer type symptoms. Horrible. Horses produce gallons and gallons of stomach acid to break down hay and when you have this larvae breaking down the lining of the stomach it’s not good. Imagine if doctors spent more time studying the symptoms that parasites produce like myocarditis, cancer, indigestion, eczema, rosacea, bile duct disease etc and etc….. check out rickettsia!