Fenbendazole enhances the anti-cancer effects of many traditional therapies, and appears effective - as a single, stand-alone agent - against cancer stem cells
You wrote :"The dosage of mebendazole tested in many experimental models are in the range of 25–100 mg/kg daily, which correspond to 2.03–8.13 mg/kg (142–569 mg daily for a person weighing 70 kg), which is well below the currently approved dosages for anti-parasite therapy (Guerini et al. 2019)."
You didn't include the clause about adjustment to human equivalent dose using surface area which is the only way that the math works. Here is Guerini's actual statement:
"Activity in vivo was tested in many murine models at oral dosages in the range of 25–100 mg/kg daily, that when converted in human equivalent doses based on body surface area [72] correspond to 2.03–8.13 mg/kg (142–569 mg daily for a patient weighting 70 kg), which is well below the currently approved dosages for anthelmintic therapy. "
Hello, does anyone know if it is okay to use fenbendazole while getting BCG treatments for bladder cancer? BCG treatments are considered immunotherapy. My husband just got his second cystoscopy checkup and no sign of cancer regrowth. They want to give him a 3 week, once per week, maintenance of BCG starting next week. He is on his 2nd week of using fenbendazole and I want to make sure it is okay to continue taking it while he gets his BCG treatments. Thank you!
I've been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. Because of my low income (age pension) I was put on the free but overworked institutional medical system, which paid for my first Lupron 6 monthly shot, The second is due in a few days. During the first 6 months I've been self-medicating with ivermectin and Turkeytail (Paul Stamets). I've recently been scheduled to get 5 session/70 gray radiotherapy by the end of October. My fenbendazole order should arrive today or tomorrow (500mm), so I'll be starting that by the end of traditional treatment. I'll let you know how it goes.
I’ll try and make this short. In 2018 my husband was diagnosed with Liver Cancer, biopsy confirmed. A friend of mine who is a doctor told me to get Fenbendazole and I did. We gave my husband the recommended dosage and when he went in for his pre-operation bloodwork several days later he got a call telling him they no longer need to do surgery and come in to see him again because his cancer markers were gone. When he went back to discuss the doctors findings, they told my husband he no longer had cancer and was cancer free. Of course they didn’t want to believe it was from the Fenbendazole and went on to say, the biopsy must have been wrong. But we all know it was the Fenbendazole that saved my husbands life.
Thanks again, Andy. Such a big and evil industry--the Cancer Racket. G. Edward Griffin wrote a book about it. Ellen Brown also has a useful study of Forbidden Medicines. Keep on, Andy!
I have run across several more natural cures that I would try before using chemo or radiation. It does not make sense to me to use cancer drugs to kill all the cells, including good ones therefore leaving your immune system extremely susceptible to disease. Heck, if you want to go that route, they have mRNA poisons to do the trick.
- The protocol that cured Joe Tippens in 2017 (January) and many others since, was the CANINE MEDICINE - “ PANACUR “ - 3 DAYS ON / 4 DAYS OFF - REPEAT - UNTIL CLEAR
- He updated it in OCT 2020 to 7 days a week - but that is NOT what cured him.
I did an internet search based on your username's words alone and found five peer reviewed studies showing that this probably works. Very grateful you're getting the word out!
I am more likely to describe this as Luke's lazermissile going down the ventilator shaft of the beta subunit of the Death Star tubulin considering my usual company
My sister in law tried fenbendazole but passed. She was pretty far advanced when she started. She previously had a hysterectomy to remove cancer and also breast removal. She also did one round of chemo. I know this doesn't provide much evidence to go on, but you asked to weigh in if it didn't cure the cancer. Maybe someone who knows more than me might know the right questions to ask about her experience.
Is Fenben safe for organ transplant recipients taking Tacrolimus for anti rejection?
You wrote :"The dosage of mebendazole tested in many experimental models are in the range of 25–100 mg/kg daily, which correspond to 2.03–8.13 mg/kg (142–569 mg daily for a person weighing 70 kg), which is well below the currently approved dosages for anti-parasite therapy (Guerini et al. 2019)."
You didn't include the clause about adjustment to human equivalent dose using surface area which is the only way that the math works. Here is Guerini's actual statement:
"Activity in vivo was tested in many murine models at oral dosages in the range of 25–100 mg/kg daily, that when converted in human equivalent doses based on body surface area [72] correspond to 2.03–8.13 mg/kg (142–569 mg daily for a patient weighting 70 kg), which is well below the currently approved dosages for anthelmintic therapy. "
Great article!!!
Hello, does anyone know if it is okay to use fenbendazole while getting BCG treatments for bladder cancer? BCG treatments are considered immunotherapy. My husband just got his second cystoscopy checkup and no sign of cancer regrowth. They want to give him a 3 week, once per week, maintenance of BCG starting next week. He is on his 2nd week of using fenbendazole and I want to make sure it is okay to continue taking it while he gets his BCG treatments. Thank you!
I've been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. Because of my low income (age pension) I was put on the free but overworked institutional medical system, which paid for my first Lupron 6 monthly shot, The second is due in a few days. During the first 6 months I've been self-medicating with ivermectin and Turkeytail (Paul Stamets). I've recently been scheduled to get 5 session/70 gray radiotherapy by the end of October. My fenbendazole order should arrive today or tomorrow (500mm), so I'll be starting that by the end of traditional treatment. I'll let you know how it goes.
Have you seen fenben or meben for triple negative breast cancer? I'm looking for a way out of chemo.
Can one use Fenbendazole against breast cancer? Her2? G3? Östrogen driven?
I’ll try and make this short. In 2018 my husband was diagnosed with Liver Cancer, biopsy confirmed. A friend of mine who is a doctor told me to get Fenbendazole and I did. We gave my husband the recommended dosage and when he went in for his pre-operation bloodwork several days later he got a call telling him they no longer need to do surgery and come in to see him again because his cancer markers were gone. When he went back to discuss the doctors findings, they told my husband he no longer had cancer and was cancer free. Of course they didn’t want to believe it was from the Fenbendazole and went on to say, the biopsy must have been wrong. But we all know it was the Fenbendazole that saved my husbands life.
Does this work for endometrial cancer?
Thanks again, Andy. Such a big and evil industry--the Cancer Racket. G. Edward Griffin wrote a book about it. Ellen Brown also has a useful study of Forbidden Medicines. Keep on, Andy!
I have run across several more natural cures that I would try before using chemo or radiation. It does not make sense to me to use cancer drugs to kill all the cells, including good ones therefore leaving your immune system extremely susceptible to disease. Heck, if you want to go that route, they have mRNA poisons to do the trick.
Will fenben work for KRAS wild-type tumors?
Joe Tippens Cancer Cure Protocol - JOE TIPPEN’S BLOG
https://mycancerstory.rocks/the-blog/
- The protocol that cured Joe Tippens in 2017 (January) and many others since, was the CANINE MEDICINE - “ PANACUR “ - 3 DAYS ON / 4 DAYS OFF - REPEAT - UNTIL CLEAR
- He updated it in OCT 2020 to 7 days a week - but that is NOT what cured him.
I did an internet search based on your username's words alone and found five peer reviewed studies showing that this probably works. Very grateful you're getting the word out!
> binding to the colchicine-sensitive
> site of the beta subunit of
> helminithic (parasite) tubulin
> thereby disrupting binding of that
> beta unit with the alpha unit of
> tubulin which blocks intracellular
> transport and glucose absorption
> (Guerini et al., 2019). If someone
> asks you how fenbendazole kills
> the cancer cells, the answer is in
> italics in the previous sentence.
I am more likely to describe this as Luke's lazermissile going down the ventilator shaft of the beta subunit of the Death Star tubulin considering my usual company
Thanks for this! 🙏💖 I had heard this a couple years ago and bought some to have on hand.
My sister in law tried fenbendazole but passed. She was pretty far advanced when she started. She previously had a hysterectomy to remove cancer and also breast removal. She also did one round of chemo. I know this doesn't provide much evidence to go on, but you asked to weigh in if it didn't cure the cancer. Maybe someone who knows more than me might know the right questions to ask about her experience.