No, this isn’t a prank.
Three months ago, this man was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and told he had about 6 months to live.
He weighed over 400 pounds. He has 6 children, 9 grandchildren—and one little granddaughter he dreams of walking down the aisle someday.
Three days ago, he FaceTimed me from his oncologist’s office.
According to him, his latest scans showed no detectable cancer.
I’m still trying to process it.
He followed a protocol that included:
• Ivermectin (12 mg, 4x/week)
• Fenbendazole (444 mg, 3x/week)
• DMSO (½ tsp daily)
• Vitamin E (800 IU daily)
• Curcumin (600 mg daily)
• CBD oil (25 mg daily)
• Berberine & Quercetin
I’m sharing this as his personal experience—not medical advice. Cancer treatment is complex, and what works for one person may not work for another.
Always consult a qualified medical professional before considering any treatment approach.
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#IVERMECTIN + #FENBENDAZOLE FULL #PROTOCOL: Exact Doses for Cancer, Parasites & Chronic Illness
Ivermectin (by body weight — US pounds examples):
150 lb person
• Low ≤0.5 mg/kg → ~34 mg
• Medium 1.0 mg/kg → ~68 mg
• High 2.0 mg/kg → ~136 mg
• Very High ≥2.5 mg/kg → ~170 mg
180 lb person
• Low → ~41 mg | Medium → ~82 mg | High → ~164 mg | Very High → ~205 mg
200 lb person
• Low → ~45 mg | Medium → ~91 mg | High → ~182 mg | Very High → ~227 mg
Fenbendazole (fixed dose):
• Low: 222 mg (3 days/week)
• Medium: 222 mg (6 days/week)
• High: 444 mg (6 days/week)
• Very High: 888–1000 mg (6 days/week)
Used For:
• Cancer (various stages)
• Parasitic infections & detoxes → Low to Medium Doses
• Lyme Disease & co-infections → Medium to High Doses
• Viral illnesses & prevention → Low to Medium Doses
Support with Milk Thistle, Curcumin, Vitamin E + CBD.
Always keep an eye on liver & kidney function.
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“I have 3 friends. All 3 of them had stage 4 cancer…and all 3 of them…don't have cancer right now at all…”
“What did they take…?”
“#Ivermectin and #Fenbendazole…”
A new study is being discussed that explores the potential role of ivermectin in cancer research, with some claims suggesting notable patient outcomes over a 6-month period.
However, these findings require careful review, independent verification, and validation through large-scale, peer-reviewed clinical trials before any conclusions can be drawn.
It’s important to rely on evidence-based medicine and guidance from qualified oncology professionals when evaluating emerging treatments.
#CancerResearch #ClinicalTrials #EvidenceBasedMedicine #Oncology #MedicalScience #HealthAwareness #ResearchMatters #ScienceFirst #Ivermectin
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🇨🇦 BREAKING: Health Canada SEIZES Ivermectin from a cancer survivor.
A B.C. woman says Ivermectin helped her recovery — now authorities have confiscated her medicine instead of studying thousands of similar recovery stories.
Why are they banning one of the safest, Nobel Prize–winning drugs in history?
💊 Decades of proven safety
🌍 Used worldwide for humans & animals
⚖️ Once saved lives — now restricted
When did healing become a crime in Canada?
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🚨 Fenbendazole: A New Frontier in Cancer Research
Fenbendazole, an antiparasitic drug long used in
veterinary medicine, is now drawing global attention
for its potential role in human cancer therapy.
Originally developed to fight parasites, this compound
has shown promising results in early studies and case
reports.
Some patients who used it off-label have reported
reduced tumor growth and improved overall health.
Researchers believe Fenbendazole disrupts cancer
metabolism by:
Blocking glucose uptake (starving tumor cells)
Activating the p53 tumor suppressor gene
Triggering apoptosis (natural cancer cell death)
What makes it stand out is its low toxicity to healthy
cells and its ability to target drug-resistant cancers,
suggesting possible synergy with other repurposed
medicines like Ivermectin.
However, scientists urge caution.
Liver strain has been reported in rare cases, and there
is still no standardized dosing for humans.
Clinical trials are essential before it can be safely
recommended.
Fenbendazole may not yet be a proven cure — but it
represents the growing field of repurposed drug
research, where existing compounds are reimagined
for affordable and accessible cancer therapies.
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