New subscriber today, and just read this. I want to share that some years ago I resolved a benign skin cancer spot on my left cheek by applying a mix of turmeric/coconut oil on it at night for mayb 7-10 days. The coconut oil is added only to make a cream that enables the turmeric to be topically applied. Put a bandaid or small duct tape piece on it for the night. Did this for about a week and it completely went away. I'll try ivermectin paste if I have a future issue, but just wanted to share, these can be healed rather easily, without a dermatologist invasive procedure. I will add that it is way more important to be outside in the sun hiking, biking, gardening, whatever. It you eat a lutein rich diet, this also prevents burns and these sun spots. I learned this a few years ago reading. Have not used sunscreen since (but do put a hat on occasionally).
I’ve found that getting rid of foods with cheap industrial oils makes your skin 100% better. No burns either.
Not that I ate crappy processed foods all the time but it’s put into everything, plus if you eat out even at 4 ⭐️ dining.....their using bad toxic oils
I’ve worked in kitchens back in the day..... most are NOT using butter, fresh olive oil or coconut oil while cooking your food. They cut corners and use cheap oils.... just the way the industry works.
Dr Saladino has the low down on everything bad oil and its effects on our bodies/skin
There’s a short video out from long ago how they make these cheap oils.... it’s scary junk
I completely agree. I also read that eating lutein and tomatoes has some kind of synergy in protecting the skin from sunburns. btw, For many years now I've been following Dr Colin Campbell's and Dr Caldwell Esselstyn's nutritional advice. Neither of them use any oil in cooking (use substitutes like apple cider vinegar or just water). Using the right spices/herbs, we've never missed it and the husband and I are backside of 60s and don't have any of the ailments our friends consuming typical diet in the states have.
I read somewhere that eating the peels (zest) of lemons and limes helps to prevent skin cancers. I can't remember if it said the peels of other citrus fruits or just lemons & limes..
I ocassionally ger sores on my side temple and then they go away just to return again. I just leave them, although i have a tendency to scratch them. I live in sunny south africa. Can i just rub the horse paste sirectly onto these "dry" sores
I had some sores above my temple due to my sweaty baseball cap continually irritating that area. I put a small strip of metallic tape on the inside of the cap and noticed immediately that the skin wasn't irritated anymore. Just a thought.
we have used curaderm for BCC for years…when you apply the curaderm cream (2x/day) you cover it with medical paper tape…we’re going to try iv next time and will apply then cover with paper tape…
This is what happened to my 62 yr old husband. A small lesion on his lip misdiagnosed as basal cell carcinoma and not biopsied. The dermatologist was a quack. Oncologist said it was never basal cell. Almost ten years before he had it correctly diagnosed after it spread to parotid gland and lymph nodes. He is now cancer free but will be embarking on the iverm/fenben protocol to make sure it never returns. Thank you for all you are doing here!❤️
Neo, I just read an article on Substack that Fenbendazole has very toxic liver effects and he/she does not recommend using it for this reason. This was a naturopath doc. I’ll try to link it. What do you know about that?
It’s a BS article to scare people into using his other methods.
My commenting here goes into some detail about elevated liver enzyme’s that return to normal.
That lady with the elevated enzymes got talked out of curing herself by someone she can’t trust(her oncologist) by a process that has happened with some who heal themselves
I keep my fenbendazole powder and my safeguard fenbendazole paste in the refrigerator. The powder is in a sealed bag. There are expiration dates on them but I think they last a long time if kept cool
I have a license in Cytotechnology. That’s microscopic diagnosis of cancer or malignant cells. Benign always meant NO cancer or malignancy. Benign always meant NO sign of cancer or malignancy. Now there are pre cancerous cells which should be watched. But there is no guarantee that they will develop into cancer. There are different stages of pre cancerous cells 1-4, the closer you get to 4 the more danger there is that you should do something about the situation. It depends upon where these cells are coming from. There are a lot of variables. But Benign really means nothing to see here. Suspicious means watch. Malignant means trouble. We have to be careful how we use or redefine words.
This is great! I've saved several articles and am passing them on to my friends and relatives! Amazing information! And I've ordered 1 of each - IVM and FenBen pastes!
I've had a lesion on the left side of my nose for several years; it diminished noticeably when I had chemotherapy (for Stage IVb prostate cancer).
Chemo finished in late Dec 2022; by May/June 2023 the nose thing started to come back.
Mid-July I started taking ~250mg fenbendazole - having spent a good 3 months immersing myself in the literature. The nose thing is going away again.
When I decided to give fenbendazole a crack, I also decided to add a couple of other things to my supplements
--*-- 2g Taurine (3×daily for a total of 6g) and
--*-- 10mg Melatonin 1×daily.
The Taurine is general; the Melatonin is based on several papers - most notably Zharinov et al, "Melatonin increases overall survival of prostate cancer patients with poor prognosis after combined hormone radiation treatment" in Oncotarget (June 2023) - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7566809/pdf/oncotarget-11-3723.pdf
As for other supplements: I have taken 50mg Zinc; 10000IU VitD3; and 250g Vit K2[M7] since the late 2010s.
PS: Substack's comment mechanism is an absolute disgrace - and is why nobody should trust them with credit card details or other personal information.
If they skimped so badly on the comment mechanism, they will have skimped equally-badly on data security.
Put as simply as possible: they've tried to prevent SQL injection by not permitting any HTML entities in comments.
That's literally "Quora-tier" dev strategy.
Sanitising textbox strings has been a 'solved issue' for almost 20 years: doing it by stripping HTML entities is the WORST POSSIBLE WAY, and is the preferred mechanism of $7/hr freelancers.
Evidently the paste is more pure than the human pill form. Also, IVM comes in the liquid injectable. The lid can be removed and doses can be added to drinks.
Ivermectin cream is used for rosacea with great results. I don't know about eczema or warts... ivermectin helps with MS and asthma, scabies, bedbugs and if a tick or mosquito bites you while taking it--they will die. I think it helps with malaria also. I don't know if fenbendazole works for these issues as well but maybe worth a try.
"Asthma
A 2011 study investigated the impact of ivermectin on allergic asthma symptoms in mice and found that ivermectin (at 2 mg kg−1) significantly curtailed recruitment of immune cells, production of cytokines in the bronchoalveolar lavage fluids and secretion of ovalbumin-specific IgE and IgG1 in the serum. Ivermectin also suppressed mucus hypersecretion by goblet cells, establishing that ivermectin can effectively curb inflammation, such that it may be useful in treating allergic asthma and other inflammatory airway diseases."
I know that Drs wrote prescriptions of ivermectin cream for rosacea, scabies, and even lice but good luck trying to get a Dr to write one nowadays. I bought the 1.87% 🐴 paste from a farm/feed store for $9.99 and use that if needed.
There's also a 🐴 paste fenbendazole called Safeguard that I bought from the same feed store for $14.99
Safeguard or Panacur, several other brands of fenbendazole at Tractor Supply and other equine/farm stores. Saudi princes (and other equestrians) feed it to multi-million dollar horses all the time, so I don’t have any worries about purity of pastes or injectables being used for human use. Just get math/doses close. Both drugs have a wide therapeutic window.
You can get two, 10 gram tubes I recall, on Amazon for $18. I’m using ivermectin cream now on a basal cell lesion on my shoulder. This stuff is like Windex, use it on everything (reference to My Big Fat Greek Wedding), if you haven’t seen it you’d probably love it😂
I would anticipate that the disorder would need to be viral or parasite based to be affected. Rosacea could be bacteria based if I am remembering correctly but don’t hold me to that.
New subscriber today, and just read this. I want to share that some years ago I resolved a benign skin cancer spot on my left cheek by applying a mix of turmeric/coconut oil on it at night for mayb 7-10 days. The coconut oil is added only to make a cream that enables the turmeric to be topically applied. Put a bandaid or small duct tape piece on it for the night. Did this for about a week and it completely went away. I'll try ivermectin paste if I have a future issue, but just wanted to share, these can be healed rather easily, without a dermatologist invasive procedure. I will add that it is way more important to be outside in the sun hiking, biking, gardening, whatever. It you eat a lutein rich diet, this also prevents burns and these sun spots. I learned this a few years ago reading. Have not used sunscreen since (but do put a hat on occasionally).
I’ve found that getting rid of foods with cheap industrial oils makes your skin 100% better. No burns either.
Not that I ate crappy processed foods all the time but it’s put into everything, plus if you eat out even at 4 ⭐️ dining.....their using bad toxic oils
I’ve worked in kitchens back in the day..... most are NOT using butter, fresh olive oil or coconut oil while cooking your food. They cut corners and use cheap oils.... just the way the industry works.
Dr Saladino has the low down on everything bad oil and its effects on our bodies/skin
There’s a short video out from long ago how they make these cheap oils.... it’s scary junk
I completely agree. I also read that eating lutein and tomatoes has some kind of synergy in protecting the skin from sunburns. btw, For many years now I've been following Dr Colin Campbell's and Dr Caldwell Esselstyn's nutritional advice. Neither of them use any oil in cooking (use substitutes like apple cider vinegar or just water). Using the right spices/herbs, we've never missed it and the husband and I are backside of 60s and don't have any of the ailments our friends consuming typical diet in the states have.
I read somewhere that eating the peels (zest) of lemons and limes helps to prevent skin cancers. I can't remember if it said the peels of other citrus fruits or just lemons & limes..
I ocassionally ger sores on my side temple and then they go away just to return again. I just leave them, although i have a tendency to scratch them. I live in sunny south africa. Can i just rub the horse paste sirectly onto these "dry" sores
I had some sores above my temple due to my sweaty baseball cap continually irritating that area. I put a small strip of metallic tape on the inside of the cap and noticed immediately that the skin wasn't irritated anymore. Just a thought.
Give it a try. If they are just patches of dry skin, ivermectin probably won't have an effect.
we have used curaderm for BCC for years…when you apply the curaderm cream (2x/day) you cover it with medical paper tape…we’re going to try iv next time and will apply then cover with paper tape…
How do you apply horsepaste for skin cancer, directly or with skin cream?
it is already in an edible cream base. Anything edible is safe for use directly on skin,and it sounds like he did exactly that with it.
Has anyone tried the paste on skin tags?
It seems my maternal grandmother had these in her later years and now I've got them.
Course now, i will have to try it but and asking also just in case someone has and share the results.
TY all...
This is what happened to my 62 yr old husband. A small lesion on his lip misdiagnosed as basal cell carcinoma and not biopsied. The dermatologist was a quack. Oncologist said it was never basal cell. Almost ten years before he had it correctly diagnosed after it spread to parotid gland and lymph nodes. He is now cancer free but will be embarking on the iverm/fenben protocol to make sure it never returns. Thank you for all you are doing here!❤️
Haha me to mamm🤠
VHIQs have too many interests
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Enlighten yourself on chemo truths 👆
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This is the truth about oncologist 👆
Someone please refute this
Neo, I just read an article on Substack that Fenbendazole has very toxic liver effects and he/she does not recommend using it for this reason. This was a naturopath doc. I’ll try to link it. What do you know about that?
Thank you Debra
It’s a BS article to scare people into using his other methods.
My commenting here goes into some detail about elevated liver enzyme’s that return to normal.
That lady with the elevated enzymes got talked out of curing herself by someone she can’t trust(her oncologist) by a process that has happened with some who heal themselves
I don’t always see elevated liver enzyme’s
<20% of people have elevated alt ast levels
Thank you for such a quick response! I will read your stuff and learn more!
I imagine the Derm wanted to cut down it out then and there or schedule an appointment to have that done. How did you brush that off?
This is interesting. FDA wrong in smearing ivermectin for covid https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/fda-drops-ivermectin-bombshell
How long until ivermectin and fenbendazole are the first line treatments for cancer?
I'll give the same answer a friend gave me when I told him I had confronted our pastor about the doctrine of tithing.
"Now you've gone and meddled with his bread and butter!"....
When traditional medicine recognizes fenbendazole as a cancer treatment...When pigs fly.
I keep my fenbendazole powder and my safeguard fenbendazole paste in the refrigerator. The powder is in a sealed bag. There are expiration dates on them but I think they last a long time if kept cool
Thank you
I was wondering too
*shudder 😊
I would be a great man if I could spell
Lol.
True. Better to have it and never need it than to need it and not have it.
Sorta like firearms...
Many thanks for kindly sharing information that will truly help people!
What is benign cancer? There is no such thing. It’s either benign or it’s cancer.
Benign means it doesn't typically spread from one location to another (metastasize)
I have a license in Cytotechnology. That’s microscopic diagnosis of cancer or malignant cells. Benign always meant NO cancer or malignancy. Benign always meant NO sign of cancer or malignancy. Now there are pre cancerous cells which should be watched. But there is no guarantee that they will develop into cancer. There are different stages of pre cancerous cells 1-4, the closer you get to 4 the more danger there is that you should do something about the situation. It depends upon where these cells are coming from. There are a lot of variables. But Benign really means nothing to see here. Suspicious means watch. Malignant means trouble. We have to be careful how we use or redefine words.
Hello Leslie
Thanks for that.
I too have been trained in many types of microscopy
My former colleague made many of the SOPs and slide mounting techniques used by histologist and pathology labs across the US
I have invented a new novel technique for watching various c grow on the slide.
My former colleague verified to me that the tech is unknown
It’s nice to have you here
Thank you. I would be interested in your new technique.
Ok I will share this if you convey that you have the equipment to employ the techniques
It’s too much to publish
It’s too disruptive
What equipment do I need? If I need a microscope, I don’t currently have one.
This is great! I've saved several articles and am passing them on to my friends and relatives! Amazing information! And I've ordered 1 of each - IVM and FenBen pastes!
This is quite an interesting thing.
I've had a lesion on the left side of my nose for several years; it diminished noticeably when I had chemotherapy (for Stage IVb prostate cancer).
Chemo finished in late Dec 2022; by May/June 2023 the nose thing started to come back.
Mid-July I started taking ~250mg fenbendazole - having spent a good 3 months immersing myself in the literature. The nose thing is going away again.
When I decided to give fenbendazole a crack, I also decided to add a couple of other things to my supplements
--*-- 2g Taurine (3×daily for a total of 6g) and
--*-- 10mg Melatonin 1×daily.
The Taurine is general; the Melatonin is based on several papers - most notably Zharinov et al, "Melatonin increases overall survival of prostate cancer patients with poor prognosis after combined hormone radiation treatment" in Oncotarget (June 2023) - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7566809/pdf/oncotarget-11-3723.pdf
As for other supplements: I have taken 50mg Zinc; 10000IU VitD3; and 250g Vit K2[M7] since the late 2010s.
PS: Substack's comment mechanism is an absolute disgrace - and is why nobody should trust them with credit card details or other personal information.
If they skimped so badly on the comment mechanism, they will have skimped equally-badly on data security.
Put as simply as possible: they've tried to prevent SQL injection by not permitting any HTML entities in comments.
That's literally "Quora-tier" dev strategy.
Sanitising textbox strings has been a 'solved issue' for almost 20 years: doing it by stripping HTML entities is the WORST POSSIBLE WAY, and is the preferred mechanism of $7/hr freelancers.
Equine Paste 10% Fenbendazole Horse Wormer 25 Grams /Tube..... $15
https://www.amazon.com/Equine-Paste-Fenbendazole-Horse-Wormer/dp/B07FCFZV8J
For those who are boycotting Amazon, since they are guilty of censorship, I have links to equine suppliers of IVM & FBN at better prices. 🐴
Can you put the links here? Thanks!
Evidently the paste is more pure than the human pill form. Also, IVM comes in the liquid injectable. The lid can be removed and doses can be added to drinks.
Valley vet
Jeffers equine
Smartpak equine
Tractor supply
Or
Search equine supplies online
I just ordered that one today.
Wonder what other skin problems can be helped with either of these? Like eczema? warts? Had not considered that before!
Thanks!
Ivermectin cream is used for rosacea with great results. I don't know about eczema or warts... ivermectin helps with MS and asthma, scabies, bedbugs and if a tick or mosquito bites you while taking it--they will die. I think it helps with malaria also. I don't know if fenbendazole works for these issues as well but maybe worth a try.
"Asthma
A 2011 study investigated the impact of ivermectin on allergic asthma symptoms in mice and found that ivermectin (at 2 mg kg−1) significantly curtailed recruitment of immune cells, production of cytokines in the bronchoalveolar lavage fluids and secretion of ovalbumin-specific IgE and IgG1 in the serum. Ivermectin also suppressed mucus hypersecretion by goblet cells, establishing that ivermectin can effectively curb inflammation, such that it may be useful in treating allergic asthma and other inflammatory airway diseases."
https://www.nature.com/articles/ja201711
Where do you find ivermectin cream? I searched and could not find any source. Do you have one? Thanks!
I know that Drs wrote prescriptions of ivermectin cream for rosacea, scabies, and even lice but good luck trying to get a Dr to write one nowadays. I bought the 1.87% 🐴 paste from a farm/feed store for $9.99 and use that if needed.
There's also a 🐴 paste fenbendazole called Safeguard that I bought from the same feed store for $14.99
Safeguard or Panacur, several other brands of fenbendazole at Tractor Supply and other equine/farm stores. Saudi princes (and other equestrians) feed it to multi-million dollar horses all the time, so I don’t have any worries about purity of pastes or injectables being used for human use. Just get math/doses close. Both drugs have a wide therapeutic window.
You can get two, 10 gram tubes I recall, on Amazon for $18. I’m using ivermectin cream now on a basal cell lesion on my shoulder. This stuff is like Windex, use it on everything (reference to My Big Fat Greek Wedding), if you haven’t seen it you’d probably love it😂
Buy without insurance
-25% $379.52 ($379.52/month)
I would anticipate that the disorder would need to be viral or parasite based to be affected. Rosacea could be bacteria based if I am remembering correctly but don’t hold me to that.
I don't know if it's true but someone mentioned it can cure rosacea.
Clove bud essential oil mixed with a carrier oil supposed to cure rosacea, if it is caused by overgrowth of the demodex mite.