Is Fenbendazole the drug we should look at to tackle cancer? All else has failed after near 70 years of billions in fraud grant 'get rich' researcher schemes, we are no where ahead, just researchers &
Is Fenbendazole the drug we should look at to tackle cancer? All else has failed after near 70 years of billions in fraud grant 'get rich' researcher schemes, we are no where ahead, just researchers &
doctors & drug makers richer yet they know they have not moved the needle on cancer, ONE inch, in fact suffered people; so why is Fenbendazole not considered? Because it's cheap? No one to get rich?
As a 38 year breast cancer survivor, wish I’d known of this back then. I have raised show dogs even longer, and I’ve used fenbendazole routinely as a dewormer.
I’ve never had a dog with an adverse reaction. We buy it on Amazon in liquid form sold as a goat dewormer. It’s off-label for dogs, but the ingredient is the same. (The goat product is quite a lot cheaper than the ones specifically marketed for dogs.)
The connection between Big Pharma, the FDA and the CDC must be broken up. It is rife with corruption and payoff.
I think that both Fenbendazole and ivermectin look promising for treatment of cancer. Also, it is my understanding that these drugs are way more effective at treating cancer if the person taking them also significantly cuts carbs and sugar from their diet.
If we reduced our consumption of natural sweeteners (cane sugar, honey, maple syrup) by 10X and our consumption of artificial sweeteners by 100X, and our consumption of seed oils by 10X, and increased our consumption of nutrient-rich grass-fed/pasture-raised animal products by 2X, I expect we'd reduce cancer by 10X.
Great article. All the scientific rationale is great but does fenbendazole cure cancer in humans? Yes! Read the detailed Case Reports here https://fenbendazole.substack.com
I have a friend who used it to recover from stage-4 cancer, but it was in combination with several other supplements. I think the reason why we are being gaslighted on HCQ and IVM for covid (yeah, like in 2023 there are still people that think HCQ can treat covid, can you believe this shit, what the f is wrong with these antivax idiots), is because they have been doing the exact same thing for cancer and who knows what else for several decades already. And I am concerned they could get away with it, at least in the public opinion arena.
I currently have two people in my life who have been diagnosed with stage 3 aggressive colon cancer. One had a colon resection followed by iV chemo infusion one week, then 3 weeks of chemo pills, then infusion..for 3 month rotation. The other person has a permanent colostomy bag and received the same chemo regimen. I’m wondering if they should add this to their arsenal?!?! I was also told I had colon cancer in September, however, the tubular adenomas that were removed and did look cancerous (I am a endoscopy technician) were said to contain NO cancer cells. My GI MD and myself were shocked it was negative to be honest. I return for another colonoscopy this coming February to recheck. We are all unfortunately Covid vaccinated but no boosters. None of us have a family history of colon cancers. Would I benefit as a preventative possibly 🤔?
As a 38 year breast cancer survivor, wish I’d known of this back then. I have raised show dogs even longer, and I’ve used fenbendazole routinely as a dewormer.
I’ve never had a dog with an adverse reaction. We buy it on Amazon in liquid form sold as a goat dewormer. It’s off-label for dogs, but the ingredient is the same. (The goat product is quite a lot cheaper than the ones specifically marketed for dogs.)
The connection between Big Pharma, the FDA and the CDC must be broken up. It is rife with corruption and payoff.
Big Pharma will get rid of these low cost effective treatments. Stock up now
I think that both Fenbendazole and ivermectin look promising for treatment of cancer. Also, it is my understanding that these drugs are way more effective at treating cancer if the person taking them also significantly cuts carbs and sugar from their diet.
Fenbendazole and ivermectin are miracle drugs ignored by the cancer profit center medical establishment.
Fenbendazole Can Cure Cancer
https://fenbendazole.substack.com
I’m a PharmD. I think we need to look at cancer from a different perspective outside of drugs -- since ALL drugs have side effects: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-dark-side-of-medicine-see-no
Dr. Thomas Cowan (who has appeared on Dr. Mercola’s interviews) has a really good idea of viewing cancer:
https://www.amazon.com/Cancer-Biology-Water-Thomas-Cowan/dp/1603588817
Yep. Especially with Ivermectin and doxycyline.
https://www.2ndsmartestguyintheworld.com/p/cancer-acts-like-a-parasite
https://www.2ndsmartestguyintheworld.com/p/doxycycline-and-cancer-at-least-12
If we reduced our consumption of natural sweeteners (cane sugar, honey, maple syrup) by 10X and our consumption of artificial sweeteners by 100X, and our consumption of seed oils by 10X, and increased our consumption of nutrient-rich grass-fed/pasture-raised animal products by 2X, I expect we'd reduce cancer by 10X.
Mebendazole is superior: https://www.patricesurley.com/new-blog/2021/1/18/mebendazole-vs-fenbendazole
Great article. All the scientific rationale is great but does fenbendazole cure cancer in humans? Yes! Read the detailed Case Reports here https://fenbendazole.substack.com
I have a friend who used it to recover from stage-4 cancer, but it was in combination with several other supplements. I think the reason why we are being gaslighted on HCQ and IVM for covid (yeah, like in 2023 there are still people that think HCQ can treat covid, can you believe this shit, what the f is wrong with these antivax idiots), is because they have been doing the exact same thing for cancer and who knows what else for several decades already. And I am concerned they could get away with it, at least in the public opinion arena.
I currently have two people in my life who have been diagnosed with stage 3 aggressive colon cancer. One had a colon resection followed by iV chemo infusion one week, then 3 weeks of chemo pills, then infusion..for 3 month rotation. The other person has a permanent colostomy bag and received the same chemo regimen. I’m wondering if they should add this to their arsenal?!?! I was also told I had colon cancer in September, however, the tubular adenomas that were removed and did look cancerous (I am a endoscopy technician) were said to contain NO cancer cells. My GI MD and myself were shocked it was negative to be honest. I return for another colonoscopy this coming February to recheck. We are all unfortunately Covid vaccinated but no boosters. None of us have a family history of colon cancers. Would I benefit as a preventative possibly 🤔?
What else can Fenbendazole be used for?