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Mike's avatar

Finally got the Fenben ivermectin from Dr McCullough and my boy has been taking it for a week now. Too soon to report anything, but I am quite disappointed with the ordering restrictions that the wellness company imposes. I am also concerned about stressing the renal system since that is part of our issues. I will post if we have any good news, prayers to all.

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Jason Anthony's avatar

I really applaud your efforts to collect and disseminate these important anecdotes with respect to Fen Ben as an anti-cancer option. I first ran across the Tippen info about 7 or 8 years ago. Recently I became aware of Thomas Seyfried PhD's research into the mechanisms underlying cancer, in which he was able to prove that the cancer cells use an alternate metabolic pathway that accounts for their rapid rogue development. Search his name in Youtube and you'll find many videos to examine, this is one that highlights the science development. Others talk about diet and certain drugs and supplements that can reverse cancer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjdAtauO2cA

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Mike's avatar

Regarding melanoma, I am being told by docs that melanoma is fairly common in kidney dialysis patients. My son is using peritoneal dialysis and has been surgically treated for an aggressive melanoma on his neck several times. What is the opinion on mebendazole or Fenben use, possibly ivermectin, and dialysis?

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Ben Fen's avatar

Did the doctors offer an explanation of why melanoma is more common when undergoing dialysis? Two potential reasons are impaired immune systems and maybe the UV light that is part of the dialysis process. First be sure to optimize your son’s immune system with 8,000-10,000 IU vitamin D3 per day. It will take 4-6 weeks to affect all of the immune cytokines (cells). Haven’t seen any references regarding fenbendazole/ivermectin and dialysis. However, there are Case Reports regarding the topical use of fenbendazole/ivermectin on basal, squamous and melanoma skin cancers here. That might be a first step until you can find more information regarding systemic fenbendazole and dialysis.

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Mike's avatar

Thank you Ben, this is obviously an ongoing battle that we intend to win. Your help is greatly appreciated. Vit D is definitely an issue. I've also seen very positive info regarding IV Vit C. Still reading and researching 👍🙏 TY.

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A Cashman's avatar

For non melanoma skin cancer I highly recommend the topical cream Curaderm Bec5: https://www.curaderm.net/. It is non-toxic, noninvasive, and clinically proven. It contains a plant sugar called rhamnose which penetrates the skin, targets the cancerous cells and kills them. The active ingredient does not penetrate healthy cells, leaving them to multiply and replace the dead cancerous cells, the skin heals. You have to apply twice a day and cover with micropore tape or medical pad for larger lesions.

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Ben Fen's avatar

Don’t know about curaderm but topical fenbendazole is extremely effective on all skin cancers.

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Mary's avatar

My friend’s great grandson is 4 years old and has brain cancer. How much Fenbendazole should he take?

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Just_Henry's avatar

There is a glioma case report in the Substack. That case is a 27 yr old man, don’t know what is advisable for a 4 yr old...😢

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Jeannette Patten's avatar

My brother was diagnosed with mantle cell lymphoma after his covid19 booster, his wife also boosted diagnosed almost sane week as my brother.

She had surgery everything fine with her. My brother had chemo, then stem cell transplant now treatments for another year.

Is there any studies on fenbendazole for treatment of lymphomas?

Thanks

Jeannette

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Just_Henry's avatar

There are some studies published. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2687140/#:~:text=This%20study%20demonstrated%20that%20a,synergy%20is%20as%20yet%20unknown.

This one claims success in mice but only if combined with certain vitamins. This finding is contrary to the Community Trials here where Case Reports show fenbendazole alone to be effective. Since there is little downside and huge potential gain trying fenbendazole might be warranted.

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Karen Bracken's avatar

Would it be advised to use FenBen as a prophylactic to prevent cancer???

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DTT's avatar

Sorry to comment so many months after your question, but I follow a substack by Adam Gaertner (veryvirology) and he explains in one very technical post that he takes fenbendazole as a cancer preventive since he is a 20-year pack-a-day smoker. Here is a link to that post:

https://veryvirology.substack.com/p/curing-the-incurable-cancer

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Karen Bracken's avatar

Thank you.

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MM604's avatar

Dear Ben Fen, any specific protocols for stage 3 melanoma? Do you follow Joe Tippens protocol with additional curcumin, cbd oil, berberine (any evidence, case reports or other for these)? Recommendations for dosage of fenbendazole daily and is there a need to check LFTs? Thank you so much, in advance

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Ben Fen's avatar

Nothing else is needed except fenbendazole.

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aj's avatar

I would add that people should be on a sugar free diet with any kind of cancer. Cancer cells have a high metabolic rate and love sugars. High carbs and processed foods should be removed from the diet, and mild oxygenating exercise like walking (also relaxing) should become a lifestyle. Low oxygen levels appear to be an epigenetic switch that promotes the errant metabolism found in cancer. Lose weight if needed.

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aj's avatar

There are some protocols that are including treatment for blood sugar like metformin or berberine, giving the tumor cells less fuel.

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DTT's avatar

A personal note: I have been a volunteer in a Type 1 diabetes study for decades, and when metformin first was introduced to the market, I asked two of the long-time diabetes researchers working in the study, one a physician and the other a nurse, about the drug.

Both said, vehemently, that no one should take metformin or any other of the Type 2 diabetes drugs -- because the clinical trials showed numerous safety issues that were being ignored for profits.

I asked my question in the 1990s, and I believe the advice of those researchers to this day. Every Type 2 diabetic I've known who took metformin or other T2D drugs has suffered ill effects of varying degrees. Just an FYI.

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aj's avatar

yes, my mother took it, and for the last 6 months of her life took steroids. Then she got pneumonia and went septic. Her blood oxygen 55 on intake.

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Just_Henry's avatar

This Case Report used 444 mg fenbendazole per day with no other substances. Fenben alone is sufficient to eradicate cancer. The only substance in the Tippens Protocol that is nevessary to eradicate cancer is fenben. However, if anyone feels more secure taking other substances, go for it…it won’t hurt and it won’t help either. FYI, the only thing that can override fenbendazole’s effect on cancer are covid boosters. Do not get covid boosters if treating cancer with fenbendazole!

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PP's avatar

Can you send me the link to buy 222 mg fenben pills ?

Thanks

Tie1on@oulook.com

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erin's avatar

I just wrote a comment but seems to have disappeared. Panacur is disappearing from stores, friend is looking for his cat, and Walmart, Petsmart no luck. Tractor supply neither.

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Just_Henry's avatar

Try Amazon

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erin's avatar

Yeah, did. Also found a family owned feed store that still carries it. A pet store called me back and said their vet is reviewing requests for all dewormers.

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Just_Henry's avatar

Huh? It’s starting.

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Irunthis1's avatar

I have some on order from amazon for 222mg capsules from Nutriissa $49.95 for 120 caps.

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Tailor's avatar

I'm 39 y/o, started being treated for Stage 4 Gastric cancer (metastatic adenocarcinoma) with peritoneum mets, I had a tumor at the gastroesophageal junction, the doctors did chemo rounds first, then they did a total gastrectomy, then radiation, immunotherapy, more chemo, and most recently a liver resection. Now, the cancer is in both lobes of the liver, in the lining of the heart, lining of the abdomen, still in the peritoneum, and many surrounding lymph nodes. They basically told that I can have one last round of chemo and then that's it...

I recently discovered fenbendazole and I've been trying with alternative remedies alongside the traditional methods, but I'm very skeptical of whether it can work. I've been feeling very angry, and depressed..

I just want some guidance, I bought fenbendazole in powder form from Fenben Lab because I've heard that they have the best quality. Also, I've read some articles of how to take fenbendazole so, I ordered Tudca, Gamma E and Turmeric/Curcumin.. We live in New York so I don't have access to RSO. Is there a CBD oil or something similar to RSO accessible in NY?

Also does anyone tried protocols from https://www.fenbendazole.org/fenbendazole-information/fenbendazole-dosage-guide/ ? Could someone tell me does this protocol has any potential?

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TMartini67's avatar

The CBD oil, Curcumin, quercitin, frankincense, and berberine that Joe Tippins (mycancerstory.rocks) uses is from this link on his blog.. I hope you are doing well 🙏

https://ultrabotanica.com/product/onco-adjunct-pathway-1/

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Kat g's avatar

Do not take fenben labs. Their product is only 7% . It has been tested. I have the exact same cancer and everything has shrunk and my stomach biopsies came back clear. Only Mets on ovaries left. Which also shrunk from 17cm to 10cm. I take safeguard. My mom buys it at a farm supple store, but we started buying it off Amazon so I could get it quicker, and even then you gotta watch for fake panacur c, even on Amazon. Make sure the expiry date is embossed, not printed. Do not take fenben labs. I feel so bad for anyone who takes it and gets sicker. They aren’t getting the real deal.

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Karen Bracken's avatar

Where do you recommend purchasing Fenben if not Fenben Labs? Thanks.

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Kat g's avatar

No it’s not good. I wouldn’t take the chance. I purchase Merck from a local animal supply store. You can purchase it anywhere at any farm supply store. It comes as Panacur or Safeguard - dog, sheep and cattle dewormer, liquid or granules.

I use Safeguard granules currently. Whatever I can find. Been taking it almost a year. I wouldn’t mess around and try some random company from Lithuania - get the real stuff. Cancer is no joke

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Karen Bracken's avatar

Thanks. How much of the powder do you take each day?

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Kat g's avatar

And it is absolutely critical to take some liver support with it. I take 500mg of tudca with each dose as well as 750mg pill (from Costco) of milk thistle which each dose.

My liver enzymes went up around Christmas when I upped to 666mg and added the milk thistle to the tudca and they went back down to normal

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Kat g's avatar

I take 888mg twice a day right now because I am still actively healing.

I started with 222mg twice a day and slowly built up to what I take now. I tried taking too much too fast before and got really sick…so I just kept upping it a tiny bit each week. I’ve been on this dose for about 2 months now. I buy the 4 gram pouches and take a full pouch (which equals 888mg) twice a day - around 1pm and 11pm

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Karen Bracken's avatar

I have Fenben 444 mg but do not know how much powder to take that would be equal to 222 or 444 mg. That is why I asked how much powder you take. So for you to get 888 mg. how much powder do you use (1 tablespoon, 2 tablespoons etc.) AND what do you mix it with?

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Just_Henry's avatar

FenBen Labs is fine. I’ve seen it work firsthand.

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Jimallmighty's avatar

you might as well try what else do you have to lose? Theress a lot of great stories of people using fenbendazole to great success, just make sure you're buying the fenbendazole from reliable sources..

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Just_Henry's avatar

Assuming you can absorb the fenbendazole…

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Ben Fen's avatar

You can take fenbendazole along with chemotherapy. If it was me I would take 444 mg in the AM and another 444 mg in the PM to maintain an effective serum level of fenbendazole for most of the day (half life ~ 7.5 hrs). No other substances are necessary as fenbendazole alone has worked for many people. It won't hurt to take the other substances but realize that they are not necessary. Best of luck, keep notes and keep us posted. PS FenBen Labs product is effective.

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Just_Henry's avatar

There is also liquid fenbendazole for sublingual administration.

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usNthem's avatar

I don’t know if most here have any experience in trying to convince loved ones or friends who may be in cancer’s crosshairs that this is worth researching and ultimately using. It seems like when the fact that it’s a canine dewormer comes up, I might kind of sound like a “snake oil salesman” - I don’t know. On the other hand, I feel like I’m not doing my duty if I don’t bring it up with them as a possible option. I have a sister in such a situation who simply takes everything her oncologist says/recommends at total face value and is leery about trying anything else. My opinion is, what do you have to lose? I guess I just wonder if others have run into similar resistance/skepticism?

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Ben Fen's avatar

We addressed this issue of talking to family in a previous article

https://fenbendazole.substack.com/p/talking-to-family-and-doctors-about

Maybe this will help.

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Ben Fen's avatar

Preliminary observations...fenbendazole appears to be more effective treating fast growing, aggressive cancers while ivermectin may be more effective with slower growing cancers like some prostate cancers. Again, very preliminary observations on this end.

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Ginned up's avatar

How would you rate fen ben vs ivermectin? Ive read that ivermectin is also anti cancer? Is it either or ? Both and?

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Kat g's avatar

I take both. Plus Niclosamide.

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Just_Henry's avatar

Excellent

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Kat g's avatar

Do not take fenben labs. Their product was tested only 7%. It’s a sham. Only take Merck, panacur or safeguard

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DTT's avatar

Source, please, on the 7 percent?

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Ben Fen's avatar

We have personally used the first and the third listed products. They are equally effective in our hands.

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Rea's avatar

Apparently the 3rd listed here @ Amazon removed? I tried more than once to find it... no where to be found! 😫 Bless you and Thank You!

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AmericanVeteran's avatar

Thanks!

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