I was recently diagnosed with esophageal cancer and, while I plan to go through the standard regimen of chemo and radiation treatment, I naturally want to research other potential treatments that are not currently recognized by Establishment Medicine and Big Pharma. I have been reading through some papers on GCMAF, Ivermectin, and now th…
I was recently diagnosed with esophageal cancer and, while I plan to go through the standard regimen of chemo and radiation treatment, I naturally want to research other potential treatments that are not currently recognized by Establishment Medicine and Big Pharma. I have been reading through some papers on GCMAF, Ivermectin, and now this, Fenbendazole. But what I have found frustrating thus far is finding out how to obtain these substances in a human-safe form, and also how to determine the correct dosage. If I asked my Establishment Medicine, insurance-approved physicians for a prescription, based on the same research, I kind of doubt that I would get much help. Those little but vital details are hard to discover. This article is a helpful exception by providing guidance from Mr. Tippens' protocol. Thank you! I welcome other suggestions on how to determine an appropriate dosage of Ivermectin for cancer treatment, and any other suggestions that folks here might have.
Hi Richard, the Joe Tippens protocol specifies amount of Fenbendazole. You may administer a 12mg tablet of PetMectin daily for your cancer afflicted pet while concurrently running the Tippens protocol until remission is achieved.
Thank you for the prompt reply! Much obliged. Would welcome being pointed in the right direction on Ivermectin as well if you (or a reader) have any thoughts on that.
I was recently diagnosed with esophageal cancer and, while I plan to go through the standard regimen of chemo and radiation treatment, I naturally want to research other potential treatments that are not currently recognized by Establishment Medicine and Big Pharma. I have been reading through some papers on GCMAF, Ivermectin, and now this, Fenbendazole. But what I have found frustrating thus far is finding out how to obtain these substances in a human-safe form, and also how to determine the correct dosage. If I asked my Establishment Medicine, insurance-approved physicians for a prescription, based on the same research, I kind of doubt that I would get much help. Those little but vital details are hard to discover. This article is a helpful exception by providing guidance from Mr. Tippens' protocol. Thank you! I welcome other suggestions on how to determine an appropriate dosage of Ivermectin for cancer treatment, and any other suggestions that folks here might have.
Hi Richard, the Joe Tippens protocol specifies amount of Fenbendazole. You may administer a 12mg tablet of PetMectin daily for your cancer afflicted pet while concurrently running the Tippens protocol until remission is achieved.
Thank you for the prompt reply! Much obliged. Would welcome being pointed in the right direction on Ivermectin as well if you (or a reader) have any thoughts on that.
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