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Cachexia is treatable, but it remains challenging due to its complex nature. Treatment focuses on managing symptoms, addressing underlying causes, and mitigating inflammation.

i would recommenf fenben and iver for this

u can also get it from

https://anabolics-steroids.com/product-category/anthelmintics-anti-cancer/

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Fantastic article. Depressing and uplifting at the same time. I recommended your site to the son of another cancer patient tonight. Fenbendazole does appear to working on my dog trainer’s Husky who was diagnosed with bladder cancer about 9 months ago. I recommended your site and beginning Fenbendazole . We had some on hand we shared to get him started. And she’s doing well with no more hematuria. Your site, Jane Mclelland’s book “How to Starve Cancer” , and of course the work of Dr. Thomas Seyfried in particular his majestic and convincing book “Cancer as a metabolic disease” from 2012. are sources I recommend to cancer patients and their relatives when I can. Your site is the most approachable and the once I recommend first.

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Hi. Can anyone recommend which brands of Fenbendazole are best?

Thank you

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My family had good experience with FenLab brand so far. Case reports here have used different brands with successful outcomes.

Best wishes!

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Thank you. 😊

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So interesting the colchicine receptors.. as colchicine is used to treat myocarditis, gout inflammation, and, thus… inflammation as to why ivm helped with convid illness, jab injuries, ivm, and likely fenben hold strong anti inflammatory properties, as well as the antiparasitic.

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I wish I had this info months ago. My loved one died recently, and I believe it was the cachexia and not the tumor. He had mouth cancer but was cachectic long before he was unable to eat. He was on ivermectin & fenben but too late to keep him alive. I suspected that the tumor had begun dying and now having read this article, contributed to his rapid decline. I hope this info gets widely disseminated so it can help others before it's to late to help them.

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This was 10 years ago.

I Doubt the paper would have appeared nowadays...

The contribution of cytotoxic chemotherapy to 5-year survival in adult malignancies

2004 Dec

Results: The overall contribution of curative and adjuvant cytotoxic chemotherapy to 5-year survival in adults was estimated to be 2.3% in Australia and 2.1% in the USA.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15630849/

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Interesting.

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Strictly speaking, the use of drugs like Fenbendazole and Ivermectin to treat cancer falls under the category of chemotherapy. I have always believed that the only way to truly cure cancer is through the localized ablation of all tumors in the body. Only this approach can provide a treatment free of side effects.

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Other than potentially seeding the entire body with cancer cells due to incisions through the malignancies. However, the concept is sound.

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WOW...How informative. You perfectly described my daughter Laura's journey through the horrible "so called cancer treatments" (You know the $10,000.a bag, toxic chemo, plus surgery and the destructive radiation for her cervical cancer). Like millions of others, she was ultimately told, "we're sorry, you are out of options" and she was sent home to starve to death. This was at the OSU James Cancer Center in Columbus, OH. During Laura's journey, they built a new 20 story addition to their facility! Cancer is a very lucrative business. She was 45 yrs old when she died in 2015. Millions of families like ours are left feeling helpless while we watch our loved one die.

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It's not a good sales pitch, but the weight loss from Ozempic is a kind of induced cancer cachexia side effect via IL-6.

Anti-diabetic effects of GLP1 analogs are mediated by thermogenic interleukin-6 signaling in adipocytes

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S266637912200372X

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thx for sharing this article

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I also read that these weight loss drugs slow gastric emptying/intestinal motility causing hypervillification (great word!) of the intestines. Can’t wait for the late night commercials “If you took Ozempic for weight loss and suffered medical harm you may be entitled to substantial financial compensation.”

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Just a follow on. I have no way to prove it but there's no doubt in my mind that my PC was put on turbo by Pfizer. Vaccines were the only sacred cow I believed in and despite wanting a "traditional" vaccine from China or other places, My only option was the mRNA experiment in mind control. If you don't hate your ruling classes, I have a bridge you might be interested in.

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The researcher mentioned in the article, Dunne from Rochester, has been corrupted by Pfizer. Look him up, he is now doing Pfizer’s bidding with a cachexia drug.

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He was involved in a clinical trial that tested ponsegromab, a monoclonal antibody that blocks GDF-15, a hormone that regulates appetite and body weight. The trial showed that ponsegromab improved cachexia symptoms and was safer than other appetite stimulants. Pfizer, the maker of ponsegromab, plans to launch a larger trial of the drug in people with cancer and cachexia. FYI Dunne was previously looking at vitamin D, omega-3, and other OTC antiinflammatories as was found by JG when trying to help his mother.

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Every, repeat, EVERY economics school in the western countries teaches a fraudulent version of economics. WHY would anyone expect the medical industrial complexes to be any different? ALL, repeat ALL pharmaceuticals are xenophobic toxins with hopefully beneficial side effects. The reason is so they can be patented creating a Monopoly for maximum profits for Wall Street. Personally, My slowly rising PSA from from my PC caused my urologist to suggest that I no longer needed ongoing PSA testing. I digressed and my next PSA was soaring so I opted for SBRT with no ADT to ruin what is left of my life. Yes, I'm Old but not elderly. When they kept pushing ADT, I said, without "drama", I would prefer to die of which I have a 100% chance. I'm waiting for my PSA nadar and I I will be taking the fen ben I purchased months ago. Capitalism ruins everything which is why China opted for the what works best pragmatic system which is leaving US in the dust as the lives of the Chinese people keeps getting better while the working classes in the western countries lives keeps getting worse. It takes a lot of industrial strength indoctrination and propaganda to domesticate the masses to where they accept the rotten system where the worst possible people doing the worst possible things extract the most money while creating zero wealth. Thanks for all you do!

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Amazing info.

I think Fenben and Ivermectin disrupting cancer cells coupled with fasting to induce autphagy is a miracle cure. Quitting all sugar too except for fruits as a treat.

The fact that cancer feeds on sugar just proves that sugar is meant to be only a teensy part of our diet but it's in almost everything pre-packaged. I can't imagine why. *side eye*

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Fantastic article. I had no clue re: the association between cachexia and standard of care treatments.

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Hydrazine sulphate has long been known to counteract cachexia in cancer patients, and disregarded by the medical community. The prevalent response by oncologists was ‘What’s the point? So cancer patients would just be fatter when they died of cancer?’ I know this from personal experience, when my 250 pound fiancé passed away, at 110 pounds, in 1995.

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My husband began his treatments when he weighed 270 lbs. and I would guess he lost half of his weight before he died.

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Wow. What an article! I recently had a sister-in-law that died from cancer treatment she starve to death. They put her in a clinical trial and used her as a lab rat. My husband and I tried to warn her and we sent her FenBen, ivermectin, vitamin D, quercetin, and more. Instead of taking our advice and forgetting the clinical trials and the radiation and the chemo, she ignored our please. She succumbed to starvation literally. This information in this article needs to be shouted from the rooftops!

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I wonder if a course of fenbendazole might have a beneficial effect on my COVID-related loss of taste and smell. It’s been 3 years now, but what do I have to lose?

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Try nicotine gum (start with small amount as it can cause dizziness). I have read reports of it helping, and it can’t hurt; the nastiness of cigarettes is in the additives, not the nicotine.

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Have you tried zinc?

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I lost my sense of smell about 15-20 years ago. Most likely happened slowly as it took me a long time to realize it. I don’t Remember ever being sick so I have no idea why it happened. I wonder if I would benefit from fenben. I tried chewing nicotine gum but it made me throw up within 10 minutes! So that treatment didn’t work!

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Have you tried zinc?

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Thanks for the tips. Any advice is appreciated. I’ve done many supplements such as zinc, quercetin, zinc,curcumin, etc. My last D3 level a year ago was 70. I think I’ve tried just about everything except fenbendazole.

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Visit FLCCC. Multiple treatment protocols. See Augmented NAC, Leading Edge Clinic(Dr Pierre Kory and NP Scott Marsland) for more specific strategies to restore taste and smell. Marsland has a Substack too.

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Ah, yes you have tried zinc. 🙂

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I recently read about a not surprising real reason for this, but sorry as not targeted person I did not pay much attention.

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The epa/dha is also a good idea.

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Just wondering if you’ve boosted (or checked) your Vit D levels. I’m sure you have but just in case. When I was sick last year over Christmas I had a brief episode of loss of smell/taste (no idea if it was Covid bc I won’t “test”). It took longer for that to come back than anything else but it did after about 3-4 weeks but I take 10,000 units/D a day rain or shine. I also take zinc/quercetin daily.

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No issues with taking 10,000 a day? I currently take a Vit K/D3 5000 daily supp daily but have been thinking of upping to 10,000. I’ve heard 10,000 daily can raise your levels too high. Don’t remember where, but likely from someone entrenched in the medical complex that I no longer trust or put much faith in. How they handled Covid truly opened my eyes to so much and I just want to do what is naturally best for my body/health going forward. I have zero trust in allopathic medicine. Sad what they’ve done to us

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It can boost it too high, but just get it checked every 6 months or yearly.

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Ten years ago I increased my Vit D intake to 10,000 units a day after seeing an interview with Dr. Michael Hollick, the godfather of vitamin D research. He was asked "How much is too much?" He replied that they had never seen any ill effects, at all, at 10,000 units a day continuously. That you had to go to 30,000 units a day, continuously, for problems to show up.

One more thing. Whenever I feel any soreness in the throat, that is my sign of a virus coming on, I bump my D intake up to 50,000 units for 1 to 3 days. Makes it disappear like nothing else I've ever tried. My magic bullet.

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If often bump my C and Zinc if I feel a cold coming on though honestly I haven’t had a real “cold” since I started upping my daily C/Z/D3 around the time of the Covid craziness. I’ll plan to bump the D to 10,000 next time. Thanks! :-)

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The RDA for vitamin D is disgraceful and their “adequate” levels as well. It should be dosed based on your body weight and I am admittedly not skinny. Here is a good site for dosing which includes weight, current d level and dose and will calculate your daily dose for your target level.

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https://www.wildatlantichealth.com/vitamind-calculator/

I’ve never experienced any adverse effects but I will stress that not all vitamin d supplements are equally effective. I’ve had the best lab results with Natures Made.

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I have to agree that not all brands are effective. Brand “Nature Wise” from Amazon actually was like an empty pill. My VitD levels went down after a few months taking it. I switched to “Jarrow” brand that was working well for me previously.

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Thank you so much for the reply and link! I’m in Washington State so rainy overcast days are often the norm much of the year :-)

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I would instead focus on the specific interventions for neuroinflammation as listed in this case report: vit.D, EPA/DHA (fish oil), baby aspirin, etc.

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