In this Substack’s ongoing repurposed drug success stories series we have a comment describing how Ivermectin was smuggled into a hospital hellbent on murdering its patients by preventing treatments that actually work: Basically, we have heard this story innumerable times: a patient being slowly killed by democidal hospital protocols designed to extract …
Basically, the Fenbendazole kept the brain tumor at bay and stabilized the condition such that live expectancy was already exceeded twofold, and then when the surgeon went in to extract this growth he essentially ended up killing the patient. One could only wonder how much longer this person would have lived by simply continuing to administer his Fenbendazole, and avoiding the invasive medical procedure.
There were significant reductions in C. lectularius population size and fecundity in insects that fed on blood obtained from human study subjects up to 96 hours after they have consumed a single oral dose of ivermectin.
In conclusion, head-lice infestation remains a problem in rural areas of Thailand. High prevalence was reported among younger females, especially schoolchildren. The prevalence was persistent among those with a history of infestation. Major risk factors were residing in a setting with other infected cases, and sharing a hair-comb. Behavior-change communication should be implemented by local health authorities to reduce community burden. The present study confirmed that 2 doses of oral Ivermectin (200 μg/kg once per week over 2 weeks) was safe and effective for field-based practice and may be an alternative for head-lice treatment, especially in remote areas.
It then comes as little surprise to read this subscribe’s Ivermectin comment:
Another of the seemingly innumerable hospital as democide kill center stories where Ivermectin was surreptitiously smuggled in to save yet another life:
This comment perfectly jibes with the above:
And the most devastating Ivermectin comment comes from none other than Dr. Daniel Nagase, a man who must be praised and supported for his bravery and intelligence:
The last comment is courtesy of Ben Fen’s must -ead substack entitled, Fenbendazole Can Cure Cancer, and it’s a doozy:
Fenbendazole Can Cure Cancer presents Case Reports of people who have treated their own cancers along with other articles to help understand how fenbendazole works to treat cancer. Previous articles covering other cancers are in the Archives link.
This Case Report is from a 66 year old man with metastatic esophageal cancer that had spread to the lungs and lymph nodes. It was determined that the cancer was too advanced for surgery or radiation but he was given palliative chemotherapy. Palliative chemotherapy is typically used when the cancer has spread extensively, is inoperable and chemotherapy is not being used in an attempt to eradicate the cancer. The main goal of palliative chemotherapy treatment is to try to improve the quality of remaining life.
Hi Ben, I have an update for you. I received my results from my scan of last week and I’m still cancer free!
I had Stage 4 Esophageal Adenocarcinoma that was large, 18 centimeters long, that had metastasized primarily to one of my lungs and lymph nodes in the region as well. I also had some lumps in my back that were suspected as cancer too. The cancer had also enveloped veins and arteries in the area which is the main reason why surgery wasn’t considered an option for me. My oncologists determined that my cancer was too advanced for radiation or chemotherapy as well, so I was in real trouble.
They did give me some basic chemotherapy consisting of fluoracil and Herzuma to make my final days more comfortable but I was told these would not get rid of the cancer.
I am cancer free today. I give the glory to God, and deepest heartfelt thanks to the folks here and in a facebook group that helped me through this! Because I was given up on I started doing my own research. There are many different types of substances that appear to have anti-cancer properties so I figured I’d use as many as I could in the short time period I had try them. Here is what I did:
• 222 mg packet of fenbendazole (Panacur-C), once per day (2SG: PetDazole is a far better value) • 2 ml Shiaqga Rapid Immune Recovery (mushroom, frankencense, black cumin, lemon), twice per day • Multigenics Intensive Care multivitamin (no iron), once per day • 400 mg Calcium, twice per day • 1000 IU Vitamin D3, twice per day • 99 mg Potassium, twice per day • 5000 mg Vitamin B12, once per day • 600 mg Curcumin (Theracumin HP), twice per day • 1000 mg Milk Thistle Extract, once per day • 33 mg CBD (Recepta Relief 33 Fresh Berry CBD), once per day
I followed this protocol for about 14 months, and I started to feel better at around three months or so into it. In April I was determined to be cancer free, no evidence of disease! And just last week, early November, follow up testing and scans were NED, meaning I’m still cancer free. So that is eight months and counting of being cured! THANK YOU JESUS!
Now I take the one 222 mg packet of Panacur-C each day along with the Theracumin, milk thistle, potassium, and a lot of Jesus!
Proverbs 17:22 tells us, “A merry heart doeth good like a medicine; but a broken spirit drieth the bones.” Prayer and laughter (good attitude) were essential in my recovery!
A. R., Lexington KY November 4, 2023
Q: Any side effects from anything you were taking? A: No.
Q: Some of the substances in your list aren’t typically associated with anti-cancer effects, like potassium? A: OK, those other things like potassium and calcium I took for heart health, B12 for energy, vitamin D for bones and the milk thistle as a liver detox agent. Fenbendazole is what killed the cancer.
Q: Did you tell your doctor you were using fenbendazole? A: After I started to rally I went to see them and told them about what I was doing. No response from them.
Q: We’re a little confused regarding the timing here? When did you start fenbendazole and when did you first get updated diagnostics? A: I started fenben in July/August of 2022 and then in April of this year I was first declared cancer free, and then again a follow-up in early Nov. found no evidence of cancer. I felt better pretty soon after starting fenben, after about three months or so. So I’ve been clear for at least 8 months or so as of now.
Q: Did you get any covid shots or boosters? A: None.
Q: Anything else you’d like to add? A: For me, I realized something good was happening when I started to feel better. It was easier to swallow which made life so much more normal. The tumors were shrinking which enabled my body to function more normally.
Summary
This Case Report is of a man who received no treatments that would eradicate his cancer, other than what he did for himself. The average survival time with inoperable esophageal cancer is not long, maybe a couple months in many instances (Besharat et al., 2008) while the 5 year survival rate with chemotherapy, radiation and surgery is 8% to 20% (Pultrum et al., 2006). Tumor size is also a significant factor in survival prognosis, with larger tumors associated with poorer outcome (Zeybek et al., 2013); A.R.’s tumor was extremely large. At 14 months survival so far, A.R. has greatly beaten the odds against him compared to others with inoperable, untreatable esophageal cancer.
How did he do it? He didn’t give up, he did his research then threw the kitchen sink at his cancer. He also had a great attitude and faith, which are emerging as common traits in many of the Case Report success stories described here.
References
Besharat, S., Jabbari, A., Semnani, S., Keshtkar, A., & Marjani, J. (2008). Inoperable esophageal cancer and outcome of palliative care. World Journal of Gastroenterology, 14(23), 3725–3728.
Pultrum, B. B., van Westreenen, H. L., Mulder, N. H., van Dullemen, H. M., & Plukker, J. T. (2006). Outcome of palliative care regimens in patients with advanced oesophageal cancer detected during explorative surgery. Anticancer Research, 26(3B), 2289–2293.
Zeybek, A., Erdoğan, A., Gülkesen, K. H., Ergin, M., Sarper, A., Dertsiz, L., & Demircan, A. (2013). Significance of tumor length as prognostic factor for esophageal cancer. International Surgery, 98(3), 234–240.
It is extremely important for subscriber’s of this Substack to share their Ivermectin and Fenbendazole anecdotal experiences in the comments section so that we may crowdsource this informal database of success stories and protocols.
Thank you to all who are sharing their ivermectin and fenbendazole stories. This is an immense public service. If you could also please include to the best of your knowledge, the specific protocol or mg dosage/type (paste vs. pills) you gave, that would be very helpful additional information, as we are all ourselves trying to puzzle out what we need to do for ourselves and our loved ones.
This is amazing information -- so many still unfortunately are resistant to believing -- but keep the stories pouring in, please.
Thank you, 2nd Smartest Guy, for providing this platform.
I saved my friends life with Iver. He is HIV positive so refused the shot. When he got covid, he went tot he hospital and they sent him home to die. He called me crying, so sick he could hardly breathe. We got him an extended stay hotel room (his living situation was temporary and terrible) and I brought over a medicine kit for him. 10 days of each of these: Iver, 12mg; hcq 200mg, vitamin D 10,000 units, zinc and quercetin, prednesone 10mg, vit C 1000mg. He recovered slowly, and his next trip to the doctor they asked him how he healed himself. He showed them the list of meds and they were very surprised (he kept me out of it). 2 other people reached out to me for iver during the worst of covid, both claimed it turned their illness around once they started taking it. I am forever grateful to have all of these things on hand.
Thank you to all who are sharing their ivermectin and fenbendazole stories. This is an immense public service. If you could also please include to the best of your knowledge, the specific protocol or mg dosage/type (paste vs. pills) you gave, that would be very helpful additional information, as we are all ourselves trying to puzzle out what we need to do for ourselves and our loved ones.
This is amazing information -- so many still unfortunately are resistant to believing -- but keep the stories pouring in, please.
Thank you, 2nd Smartest Guy, for providing this platform.
I saved my friends life with Iver. He is HIV positive so refused the shot. When he got covid, he went tot he hospital and they sent him home to die. He called me crying, so sick he could hardly breathe. We got him an extended stay hotel room (his living situation was temporary and terrible) and I brought over a medicine kit for him. 10 days of each of these: Iver, 12mg; hcq 200mg, vitamin D 10,000 units, zinc and quercetin, prednesone 10mg, vit C 1000mg. He recovered slowly, and his next trip to the doctor they asked him how he healed himself. He showed them the list of meds and they were very surprised (he kept me out of it). 2 other people reached out to me for iver during the worst of covid, both claimed it turned their illness around once they started taking it. I am forever grateful to have all of these things on hand.