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RR's avatar

Excellent article! 👏🏼

I am now following you. Thank you for your explanations. NOTE: I am currently looking for a recommendation for an integrative doctor/oncologist who is knowledgeable on advising Fenbendazole dosage based on my personal diagnosis.

I am currently self treating myself with ivermectin/fenben which I have in my possession, but quite frankly do not know what type dosage is best for me. I have read the Joe Tippins, although it seems to have been modified several times, and then there are other people advising on weight ratios. I’d like to know when to start, when to stop, on and off days based on my particular case. I am currently waiting on labs from a natural path so I will have all my medical markers present for the doctor that I am searching for to assist me on this cancer free journey. Any suggestions?

Type of cancer is breast. Feb 2025 Did biopsy, MRI, lumpectomy-breast reduction recession with 1 lymph node positive, Stage 2b, high onco score 44 but with clear margins. I’m refusing traditional chemo and radiation and ET therapy.

I need help finding the right doctor.

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Ellen Male's avatar

Thank you for such a comprehensive review. I would love to know more about Ivermectin being used as a preventative with our without Fenbendazole.

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Angk's avatar

I have seen same reactions when offering information on healing treatments. Ironically, they KNOW the doctors are not dependable when it comes to natural treatments, when they're bound by "protocols and regulations and SCIENCE", yet, they fear a non-precription treatment. We call it normalcy bias. They're very conflicted.

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Liz C's avatar

Please please can you direct me to the exact prescription of what should be taken alongside FenBen. I've been told that I need DMSO oil, Tudca, serrapeptase, and more. And I'm afraid to get it wrong. Can I just take Feb Ben with oil?

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James Spurgeon's avatar

The liver does not filter anything, that's not how it works. It transforms substances to become water soluble to be excreted in the urine. The ALT/AST would either be from direct damage to liver cells, or from the tumor cells dying. ALT/AST are in most cells and will thus spill into the bloodstream if a tumor is dying. They will even go up from intense exercise from muscle cells being torn/damaged.

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Sally's avatar

Awesome!!!

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Constance's avatar

Thank you.

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Joan Billings's avatar

Very informative. Do you have any information on blood cancers, e.g., CLL and ivermectin and fen Ben?

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Me Jane's avatar

Have a relative dx'd w/CLL and would be interested in a successful protocol, as well....to share before they are to begin trad treatment :(

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Michael Rassa's avatar

My wife was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in August 2024. She went through six treatments of the worst, harshest chemotherapy. Scan followed with no change to the tumor. After reading articles about the effects of ivermectin and Fenbendazole I purchased it to try. She's taking 444mg fenbendazole and 3mg ivermectin for about ten days now. We are consulting Dr. William Maki's to get the proper dosage. Meanwhile, we had an appointment with her oncologist to see what the next step of treatment is. We mentioned that we are using ivermectin and Fenbendazole and almost went off the rails. We are ignoring her rebuttal and continuing the use. The next set of chemo starts next week. Wish us luck. Will try and keep you posted.

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Krystle's avatar

Wow, thank you so much!

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Krystle's avatar

Best of luck to you & your wife. I feel deep heartedly that you are on the right path with this protocol from Dr. Makis. My Dad was just diagnosed with Cancer a couple weeks ago. I have him on Joe Tippens protocol but he really wants to add Ivermectin as well since learning more about Dr. Makis. Do you have contact info for him by chance? I have a yahoo address I found online but not positive it’s his. We have more appointments this week with his Oncologist and he’s not stoked about it at all. He would love to do this instead of going the chemo route. Thanks in advance for your time, I really appreciate it.

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Michael Rassa's avatar

makisw79@yahoo.com ivermectin cure.us is where I just ordered ivermectin. It's from India and so much more affordable than here in the US.

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Me Jane's avatar

That website isn't working for cure.us

Is this the correct url/address? Thx

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Michael Rassa's avatar

Hope this works, if not will help you with it.

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Karen Diego's avatar

Just starting mine. God bless your journey.

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Ben Fen's avatar

Oncologists will be the last to recommend fenbendazole and/or ivermectin but the first to take it if they are the afflicted.

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Gypsy's avatar

I was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer 3 years ago. The Oncologist was “treating” it with Ibrance and a hormone inhibitor. My last scans showed new lesions on my liver, so he changed the treatment last month, which like the Ibrance is only to slow the progression not a cure. I’ve read numerous articles but am confused about the dosage amount for the Fenbendazole. One article said 444mg & another said 222mg. What mg dosage is recommended and how often should it be taken since that seems to vary from 6 days per week to 3 days on 4 days off; once per day to multiple times a day.

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Ben Fen's avatar

Concerns regarding toxicity appear greatly overblown. Whether you take 222 or 444 mg is less of an issue, taking it everyday or twice per day (having it active in your system) is what appears to be most important.

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Kristin H's avatar

Is it possible that fenbenzadole is curing parasites that APPEAR to be cancerous tumors rather than curing real cancer cells? Have there been people who have cancer who have tried fen without success?

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Ben Fen's avatar

While that is a remote possibility, all the Case Reports here have had their cancers diagnosed by blood tumor antigen, imaging and/or immunohistochemical tests. So they are quite sure they had cancer…as currently diagnosed. However, it is entirely possible, and highly likely that cancer behaves as a parasite because both share many qualities including molecular mimicry, immune evasion among many other features, the most important of which is that an antiparasitic like fenbendazole kills both parasites and cancer!

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Kristin H's avatar

Thank you!

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CJ's avatar

Is Mebendazole similar to Fenben?

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Ohsuzannah's avatar

Question. Can fenBen be taken while on chemo?

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Ben Fen's avatar

Yes. There is an article in this Substack discussing how fenbendazole enhances the effects of some chemotherapies.

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Vickie's avatar

Anyone take the liquid goat dewormer? How much did you take a.day? My husband was diagnosed with 4 different cancers. Just found out about fenben from a friend. Looking to try it but want to make sure on the dosage. He's 160# Thanks

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Sheryl Curran's avatar

Hi, quick question about the point you make above regarding PET CT scanning showing active hot spots. How long should I wait before scanning to avoid this scenario? Also, does anyone else have any experience of bone pain when taking Fenben? I have been taking it for almost two weeks and have cancer cells in the bone marrow. Hoping the fen ben is chewing it up and that's why my leg is so sore!

Best wishes to all of you.

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Sandra's avatar

Hi, my friend is going to start taking menbendazole for lung cancer. Stage 4. The tablets are 100mg, should she take 2 at a time, since the fenbendazole dosis comes in 220mg???

Appreciate your comments.

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