My husband (86) has been diagnosed in the last month or two with prostate cancer that has spread to his bones. His is taking Fenben & Orgovyx. They also want to put him on Erleada & Xgeva. I am concerned about the side effects. But my main question is would the Fenben alone send the cancer into remission? We are told that the cancer is fed by testosterone and thus Orgovyx is needed to reduce his testosterone. Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
Update: Saw my docs a few days ago, at my routine 3 month check-up. I remain undetectable for PSA, at < .05 ng/ml. This is about 2 years and 5 months since a PSA of 6 and the diagnoses of stage 4/wide spread mets. So, Praise the Lord, something continues to work much better than the studies I have read on the prescription drugs I am taking.
Also, two people appeared to have listened to me on this subject. Both stage 4 prostate cancer. I have not been able to find out if the 1st guy(an acquaintance at church) actually acted on getting FenBen and taking it, or not. He seemed anxious and enthusiastic to get the info, which I supplied him, but he has never confirmed to me that he acted on it. And I don't want to push him on that subject. He had a radical prostatectomy yesterday.
However, the next guy- a good friend living far away- jumped right on it. When I 1st heard about his problem, his PSA jumped a lot up to 4.34( IN EARLY FEB) with a prostate mass found on MRI(actually, he could feel the mass, which is what got him in for a check up). His medical team seemed really slow about getting a biopsy done and such as that. He had to raise some H to get er done. (They told him there was no hurry, it was slow growing!)
About the time he had his biopsy, he was Gleason 10(worst score) and that is when we finally talked. By April 1st PSA had increased 525% over 2 months to 21, and he started FenBen that day.
Yesterday he got his bone scans and CT scans: not as bad as I would have expected, nothing showed up in his bones and only 1 small mas on a lymph node. Plus his PSA had dropped 19% in 14 days. That seems significant to me. I don't think PSA - with an aggressive, G10, rapidly growing cancer- is expected to decrease AT ALL in just 2 weeks time unless you kill or remove some cancer cells. What it would be expected to do is increase by AT LEAST another 4 or 5 points in those 14 days. Instead, it dropped that number of points( and 19%). He had no other changes except taking FenBen and maybe some other OTC drugs and supplements with it, I do not know his details yet. But no medical treatment. So, it may be that the FenBen is already helping him a lot.
Yesterday, they started him on ADT injections, and he will soon start radiation therapy. I'm betting he will also continue with FenBen. This might be another one saved from an aggressive cancer, Lord willing! Praise the Lord!
FYI: FLCCC Dr Paul Marik just updated his Cancer Care: Ivermectin is now in Tier 1, just under Mebendazole (Fenbendazole)!! :) And they've honed in on a dosage, 12-18mg/day. I am stoked!!! And above all that Vit D3 at high dosages is their first priority in Tier 1: 20K-50K IU daily. Dr Kory on last week's FLCCC update (3/7/24) stated "Vit D has the biggest profit potential threat to big pharma and I think they know that." He went on to say, "We have research that no one really ever dies from Covid if your Vit D level (serum) is above 50 (ng/dl)." He said he immediately starts all his cancer patients on 30,000 IU Vit D3, then monthly checks their Parathyroid Hormone (PTH) levels and calcium levels. He said all this recent media hype about Vit D being toxic is "absurd."
Just want to throw this out there. Take it or leave it. The rapid cancers that are developing are supposedly due to the inflammatory effects of the spike proteins in your blood stream. Joe Tippens didn't have that problem...he just had cancer.
So for you step one is get rid of the spike proteins in your body. This is done by...
Now once you have taken these first steps, simultaneously do Dr. Thomas Seyfreid's Metabolic Therapy. This therapy rapidly removes any cancer in your body by removing its feed source.
As simple as I can state it...
1. Remove all sugar from your diet
2. Fast by eating one healthy meal /day that does not contain any form of sugar
3. Take a drug that limits your production of Glutamine. It is impossible to remove Glutamine from your system since it is a critical amino acid used by the brain and other organs, but, you can severely limit it in your body so that your body uses it only in those areas it absolutely requires it. This leaves no excess Glutamine for cancer growth. Therefore the cancer dies and your fasting body eats the dead cancer as it does for all dead cells. Glutamine production in the body is limited by Fenbendazole or "DON".
One thing, I'm not a doctor, so do your own research. If I were in your shoes I wouldn't be using hospital prescriptions. They are notoriously watered down. Ivermectin cures Rosacea but if you use the prescribed jar of Ivermectin for $50, Ivermectin is listed as the 5th ingredient on the jar. This is because you have to buy 5 jars of the crap just to have any effect on the Demodex mites embedded in your skin. If you buy the veterinarian medicine it's full strength and the Rosacea is gone in one week. Hospitals, Pharmaceutical companies, and your family doctor are in it for the money. They are in the game to suck as much cash as they can out of your pocket before you die. Nuff said.
I have a question: does anyone know if the author of the article, diagnosed with late stage prostate cancer, has taken any Covid vaccines? And if yes, what type and how many? If that is indeed the case, then his story is very promising. I say this because Dr. William Makis a Canadian oncologist, says that no traditional cancer treatments work on those who took the covid shots. I would really like to know the answer to that. Thank you.
I like a fighter do want you can for yourself! I use FenBen on my face cancer, arms, legs and back mostly scares let! I plan on using the rest of my life it is the white paste gave to horses I just put it on and let it dry! Wash it at night and reapply!
In 2023 I was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer.
My latest scans (3/7/24) have come back and I'm happy to report that there has been no indication of new tumors/lesions in the neck or lungs, nor has there been any increase in any of the tumors/lesions that have been treated & monitored. I can't say with 100% certainly that this is a result of the immunotherapy, or the protocol that I've been taking for the past 3 months. What I do know is that the doctors on my care team told me to continue doing what I'm doing as the results appear to be having a positive result.
My approach to my lung cancer treatment has been 3-fold:
1. Prayer (even if you don't believe or feel like a fraud, do it anyway....trust me, it helps)
2. Immunotherapy intravenous (Keytruda) Atrium Wake Forest Baptist Cancer Center every 3 weeks.
3. Protocol listed below.
FYI – This is a protocol that I put together for myself after extensive research and consult with friends in the health field. I am in no way recommending this for others.
I have always been 100% transparent with all the physicians on my care team concerning this protocol and I’ve always asked for their feedback and concerns. While they did not encourage me to use this protocol, they also didn’t tell me not to do it. I’ve always told them that if they had concerns that this protocol might hurt me or prevent positive results in treating my cancer, that I would stop it immediately. To date, they have not objected in any way.
Again, my belief is to always be honest and transparent with my health care team.
Ben Fen; FyI there is an update link that came up when I was getting on Substack. When I tried it and it said that I couldn’t update bc of the state I lived in. When I went straight to the App Store and typed in Substack it worked
I'd like to know how he took the Fenbendazole, i bought it in pills form @ 150mg each, just had a biopsy in March 2023, out of 12 samples the "last" one showed traces of slow growth cancer cells, my urologist wants me to do another biopsy this month, to tell you the truth I really don't want to do it again, it's not very pleasant to say the least. I've been taking Fenbendazole and Ivermectin combo for about a month now.
Thank you, Ben, for all that you do and for sharing my story! I would like to add a few other items regarding my case and others.
1: I'm not sure if I already mentioned it, but I have had no radiation(RT) yet. This is important, because most men at a prostate cancer forum I belong to, with cases similar to mine (posy surgery path report: Hi risk, G9, seminal vesicle invasion, positive margin) , have RT fairly soon after surgery. Hoping to catch any cells that escaped the surgery. Many others have RT at the 1st uptick of PSA, say at .03 ng/ml or above. Most of the remaining have radiation immediately at BCR(Bio-chemical recurrence) when their PSA goes over 0.2 ng/ml. Almost every one in those above categories would have had radiation.
Knowing that already, when I got the bad news that they didn't get it all(positive margin etc), I just sank, and then asked "OK, what is next", and was surprised at the answer from my Guru of a surgeon(he was nationally famous in the world of PCa treatment and four hours from my home). His answer: "Nothing". It was his opinion that waiting until there was solid evidence of a PSA rise added no increased risk to mortality compared to aggressive early radiation. Plus, this would give me more time to heal from the surgery, and maybe even luck out and avoid the radiation totally.
Amazingly, I made it 18 months before my PSA finally became detectable, I lost my "<" (less than) sign. And instead of < .01 ng/ml, I was now simply .01 ng/ml. Bummer. I know from talking to other guys in my boat that is highly unusual for very hi risk guy with a surgery only to make it 18 months before the PSA becomes detectable. That is why so many of them go ahead and get the RT early on, BEFORE it even becomes detectable. Thus began a very slow, steady rise that took about 6 years to be officially "BCR", and 8 years for scans to show anything. ( about 6 months after my last Covid booster, suddenly mets are every where even on the less sensitive scans(bone and CT, which I get in my home town) when just a few months earlier the much more sensitive Auxumin scans which I had to drive 90 miles to get still showed nothing. Turbo cancer? I do wonder! )
Anyway, bottom line: my docs wanted me to have RT several years ago. But I kept asking "but how do you know where to radiate, since 2 auxumin scans continue to show nothing? How do you know it is not lots of tiny, wide spread mets which RT of the prostate bed won't help". Several different docs ( URO and RT oncologists) replied "odds are 3 out of 4 it is where the cancer started. I kept putting it off, until SUDDENLY it, even on the less sensitive scans, was in my rt shoulder, spine, sacrum, and multiple lymph nodes! EVERYWHERE EXCEPT WHERE THEY HAD WANTED TO RADIATE! Now they said it was too late for RT, too many in too large of an area to radiate, but they admitted that if I had the RT likethey wanted it would have been useless. But, of course, possibly harmful. Bullet dodged! But, now my only choices were testosterone blockers (ADT) likely followed my chemo. It is 2+ years later, and still n chemo or RT so far. Praise the Lord. I have other points, but this post has gone long so I will put those in another post.
Wow! This is a jolly good coincidence. To have come across this article.
I've just, early Feb, been diagnosed with prostate cancer. So very similar, nay almost parallel, diagnosis.
Recently decided, by my med team, to just stick to bicalutamide, once a day. No injection as yet, due to my 6yrs old cardiac issues, which I've been chicken to address, & just live with them. So shortly gonna be a review.
I'm okay, I feel. I shall share this article with my excellent med team.
My husband (86) has been diagnosed in the last month or two with prostate cancer that has spread to his bones. His is taking Fenben & Orgovyx. They also want to put him on Erleada & Xgeva. I am concerned about the side effects. But my main question is would the Fenben alone send the cancer into remission? We are told that the cancer is fed by testosterone and thus Orgovyx is needed to reduce his testosterone. Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
Update: Saw my docs a few days ago, at my routine 3 month check-up. I remain undetectable for PSA, at < .05 ng/ml. This is about 2 years and 5 months since a PSA of 6 and the diagnoses of stage 4/wide spread mets. So, Praise the Lord, something continues to work much better than the studies I have read on the prescription drugs I am taking.
Also, two people appeared to have listened to me on this subject. Both stage 4 prostate cancer. I have not been able to find out if the 1st guy(an acquaintance at church) actually acted on getting FenBen and taking it, or not. He seemed anxious and enthusiastic to get the info, which I supplied him, but he has never confirmed to me that he acted on it. And I don't want to push him on that subject. He had a radical prostatectomy yesterday.
However, the next guy- a good friend living far away- jumped right on it. When I 1st heard about his problem, his PSA jumped a lot up to 4.34( IN EARLY FEB) with a prostate mass found on MRI(actually, he could feel the mass, which is what got him in for a check up). His medical team seemed really slow about getting a biopsy done and such as that. He had to raise some H to get er done. (They told him there was no hurry, it was slow growing!)
About the time he had his biopsy, he was Gleason 10(worst score) and that is when we finally talked. By April 1st PSA had increased 525% over 2 months to 21, and he started FenBen that day.
Yesterday he got his bone scans and CT scans: not as bad as I would have expected, nothing showed up in his bones and only 1 small mas on a lymph node. Plus his PSA had dropped 19% in 14 days. That seems significant to me. I don't think PSA - with an aggressive, G10, rapidly growing cancer- is expected to decrease AT ALL in just 2 weeks time unless you kill or remove some cancer cells. What it would be expected to do is increase by AT LEAST another 4 or 5 points in those 14 days. Instead, it dropped that number of points( and 19%). He had no other changes except taking FenBen and maybe some other OTC drugs and supplements with it, I do not know his details yet. But no medical treatment. So, it may be that the FenBen is already helping him a lot.
Yesterday, they started him on ADT injections, and he will soon start radiation therapy. I'm betting he will also continue with FenBen. This might be another one saved from an aggressive cancer, Lord willing! Praise the Lord!
I have an appointment w my urologist in couple of weeks, I'll have a blood test prior to that, we'll see what the PSA will be then, God is in control!
Thank you all for chiming in. Have a blessed day!
Amen 🙏
FYI: FLCCC Dr Paul Marik just updated his Cancer Care: Ivermectin is now in Tier 1, just under Mebendazole (Fenbendazole)!! :) And they've honed in on a dosage, 12-18mg/day. I am stoked!!! And above all that Vit D3 at high dosages is their first priority in Tier 1: 20K-50K IU daily. Dr Kory on last week's FLCCC update (3/7/24) stated "Vit D has the biggest profit potential threat to big pharma and I think they know that." He went on to say, "We have research that no one really ever dies from Covid if your Vit D level (serum) is above 50 (ng/dl)." He said he immediately starts all his cancer patients on 30,000 IU Vit D3, then monthly checks their Parathyroid Hormone (PTH) levels and calcium levels. He said all this recent media hype about Vit D being toxic is "absurd."
Great information on cancer and microparasites
https://www.excelwell.net/drugs
Just want to throw this out there. Take it or leave it. The rapid cancers that are developing are supposedly due to the inflammatory effects of the spike proteins in your blood stream. Joe Tippens didn't have that problem...he just had cancer.
So for you step one is get rid of the spike proteins in your body. This is done by...
2000 FU Nattokinase (safe dose)
video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOzpoa-M5Mo (Dr. Berg)
product purchase: https://www.amazon.com/Nutricost-Nattokinase-000FU-120-Capsules/dp/B09LRLLGCZ/ref=sr_1_9
Bromelain + Acetylcystein in combination inactivates SARS CoV-2
video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiWjleODn4M (Elliot Overton)
product purchase: https://www.amazon.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Bromelain-Digestion-Easy-Solv/dp/B00028O7CM/ref=sr_1_2_pp
product purchase: https://www.amazon.com/Broan-NuTone-Supplements-N-Acetyl-Cysteine-Molybdenum/dp/B000MGWFWI/ref=sr_1_5
Now once you have taken these first steps, simultaneously do Dr. Thomas Seyfreid's Metabolic Therapy. This therapy rapidly removes any cancer in your body by removing its feed source.
As simple as I can state it...
1. Remove all sugar from your diet
2. Fast by eating one healthy meal /day that does not contain any form of sugar
3. Take a drug that limits your production of Glutamine. It is impossible to remove Glutamine from your system since it is a critical amino acid used by the brain and other organs, but, you can severely limit it in your body so that your body uses it only in those areas it absolutely requires it. This leaves no excess Glutamine for cancer growth. Therefore the cancer dies and your fasting body eats the dead cancer as it does for all dead cells. Glutamine production in the body is limited by Fenbendazole or "DON".
https://www.caymanchem.com/product/17580/6-diazo-5-oxo-l-nor-leucine
https://fenbendazole.substack.com/p/cancer-stem-cells-and-fenbendazole
This is Dr. Thomas Seyfried talking about curing cancer with Metabolic Therapy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwCZ5il5tGY
One thing, I'm not a doctor, so do your own research. If I were in your shoes I wouldn't be using hospital prescriptions. They are notoriously watered down. Ivermectin cures Rosacea but if you use the prescribed jar of Ivermectin for $50, Ivermectin is listed as the 5th ingredient on the jar. This is because you have to buy 5 jars of the crap just to have any effect on the Demodex mites embedded in your skin. If you buy the veterinarian medicine it's full strength and the Rosacea is gone in one week. Hospitals, Pharmaceutical companies, and your family doctor are in it for the money. They are in the game to suck as much cash as they can out of your pocket before you die. Nuff said.
I have a question: does anyone know if the author of the article, diagnosed with late stage prostate cancer, has taken any Covid vaccines? And if yes, what type and how many? If that is indeed the case, then his story is very promising. I say this because Dr. William Makis a Canadian oncologist, says that no traditional cancer treatments work on those who took the covid shots. I would really like to know the answer to that. Thank you.
I like a fighter do want you can for yourself! I use FenBen on my face cancer, arms, legs and back mostly scares let! I plan on using the rest of my life it is the white paste gave to horses I just put it on and let it dry! Wash it at night and reapply!
In 2023 I was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer.
My latest scans (3/7/24) have come back and I'm happy to report that there has been no indication of new tumors/lesions in the neck or lungs, nor has there been any increase in any of the tumors/lesions that have been treated & monitored. I can't say with 100% certainly that this is a result of the immunotherapy, or the protocol that I've been taking for the past 3 months. What I do know is that the doctors on my care team told me to continue doing what I'm doing as the results appear to be having a positive result.
My approach to my lung cancer treatment has been 3-fold:
1. Prayer (even if you don't believe or feel like a fraud, do it anyway....trust me, it helps)
2. Immunotherapy intravenous (Keytruda) Atrium Wake Forest Baptist Cancer Center every 3 weeks.
3. Protocol listed below.
FYI – This is a protocol that I put together for myself after extensive research and consult with friends in the health field. I am in no way recommending this for others.
I have always been 100% transparent with all the physicians on my care team concerning this protocol and I’ve always asked for their feedback and concerns. While they did not encourage me to use this protocol, they also didn’t tell me not to do it. I’ve always told them that if they had concerns that this protocol might hurt me or prevent positive results in treating my cancer, that I would stop it immediately. To date, they have not objected in any way.
Again, my belief is to always be honest and transparent with my health care team.
Current Protocol
Fenbendazole 222mg day - Monday-Thursday
Ivermectin 24mg day - Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Turkey tail tea 1/2 cup day
Turkey tail mycelium powder 1 tps day (evening)
Curcumin 600mg twice day
Berberine 500mg twice day
Vitamin D + K2 Liquid 10,000 I/U day
Vitamin C Liquid 1000mg day
Multi Vitamin Liquid 1000mg day
https://www.icloud.com/pages/009I9kMHgynsbiqCrtq--c2Xw#Protocol_3.9.24
Ben Fen; FyI there is an update link that came up when I was getting on Substack. When I tried it and it said that I couldn’t update bc of the state I lived in. When I went straight to the App Store and typed in Substack it worked
India Mart
There are many vendors selling lots of things. Look on their website.
I'd like to know how he took the Fenbendazole, i bought it in pills form @ 150mg each, just had a biopsy in March 2023, out of 12 samples the "last" one showed traces of slow growth cancer cells, my urologist wants me to do another biopsy this month, to tell you the truth I really don't want to do it again, it's not very pleasant to say the least. I've been taking Fenbendazole and Ivermectin combo for about a month now.
Any and all thoughts are always appreciated.
Thanks!
MB
Thank you, Ben, for all that you do and for sharing my story! I would like to add a few other items regarding my case and others.
1: I'm not sure if I already mentioned it, but I have had no radiation(RT) yet. This is important, because most men at a prostate cancer forum I belong to, with cases similar to mine (posy surgery path report: Hi risk, G9, seminal vesicle invasion, positive margin) , have RT fairly soon after surgery. Hoping to catch any cells that escaped the surgery. Many others have RT at the 1st uptick of PSA, say at .03 ng/ml or above. Most of the remaining have radiation immediately at BCR(Bio-chemical recurrence) when their PSA goes over 0.2 ng/ml. Almost every one in those above categories would have had radiation.
Knowing that already, when I got the bad news that they didn't get it all(positive margin etc), I just sank, and then asked "OK, what is next", and was surprised at the answer from my Guru of a surgeon(he was nationally famous in the world of PCa treatment and four hours from my home). His answer: "Nothing". It was his opinion that waiting until there was solid evidence of a PSA rise added no increased risk to mortality compared to aggressive early radiation. Plus, this would give me more time to heal from the surgery, and maybe even luck out and avoid the radiation totally.
Amazingly, I made it 18 months before my PSA finally became detectable, I lost my "<" (less than) sign. And instead of < .01 ng/ml, I was now simply .01 ng/ml. Bummer. I know from talking to other guys in my boat that is highly unusual for very hi risk guy with a surgery only to make it 18 months before the PSA becomes detectable. That is why so many of them go ahead and get the RT early on, BEFORE it even becomes detectable. Thus began a very slow, steady rise that took about 6 years to be officially "BCR", and 8 years for scans to show anything. ( about 6 months after my last Covid booster, suddenly mets are every where even on the less sensitive scans(bone and CT, which I get in my home town) when just a few months earlier the much more sensitive Auxumin scans which I had to drive 90 miles to get still showed nothing. Turbo cancer? I do wonder! )
Anyway, bottom line: my docs wanted me to have RT several years ago. But I kept asking "but how do you know where to radiate, since 2 auxumin scans continue to show nothing? How do you know it is not lots of tiny, wide spread mets which RT of the prostate bed won't help". Several different docs ( URO and RT oncologists) replied "odds are 3 out of 4 it is where the cancer started. I kept putting it off, until SUDDENLY it, even on the less sensitive scans, was in my rt shoulder, spine, sacrum, and multiple lymph nodes! EVERYWHERE EXCEPT WHERE THEY HAD WANTED TO RADIATE! Now they said it was too late for RT, too many in too large of an area to radiate, but they admitted that if I had the RT likethey wanted it would have been useless. But, of course, possibly harmful. Bullet dodged! But, now my only choices were testosterone blockers (ADT) likely followed my chemo. It is 2+ years later, and still n chemo or RT so far. Praise the Lord. I have other points, but this post has gone long so I will put those in another post.
I'm wondering what the equivalent amount of mebendazole is to 222 mg of fenbendazole?
I purchased menben from India for a very cheap price.
Wow! This is a jolly good coincidence. To have come across this article.
I've just, early Feb, been diagnosed with prostate cancer. So very similar, nay almost parallel, diagnosis.
Recently decided, by my med team, to just stick to bicalutamide, once a day. No injection as yet, due to my 6yrs old cardiac issues, which I've been chicken to address, & just live with them. So shortly gonna be a review.
I'm okay, I feel. I shall share this article with my excellent med team.
Stay well and happy.
Regards from a 73 yrs Londoner. 🙏🏻🧘🏻♀️🌌