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Thank you for these inspiring stories and for getting the word out. It is sad to think how so many providers prey on people’s fears at such a vulnerable time.

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Most people (~70%) would rather die under the care of a doctor than survive under their own.

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Unfortunately this is true. A dear friend was diagnosed with metastatic esophageal cancer. I printed out these substacks and several case studies from Stanford. I even bought supplies. All fell on deaf ears, because the "white coat" would notice in the blood work and "get mad". His cancer actually grew during the chemo and he is now dying.

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Can someone please direct me to a veterinarian who would help me with my dog who, on ultrasound, shows a “cyst” and a “mass” on her pancreas/gallbladder area? I want to try fenbendazole/ivermectin but have no idea about dosing and would prefer someone who knows what they’re doing to oversee her care.

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If you don’t find veterinarian, you can read a few cases here described for dog’s cancer treatments.

https://fenbendazole.substack.com/archive

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Thank you.

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Feeling very angry, upset and frustrated today at an unnecessary death, brought about by Cancer Therapy. The second loss in a friend’s family from Cancer in 5 years. I sent videos, your info , studies, research and everything I could find and was ready to give the medicinals in support of the person, but they didn’t take the step because they were in hospital. I was told, rather angrily, by a relative, “ if the doctors find out he’s taking these, they’ll stop treating him.” They (the doctors) wasted the last few weeks of his life, - he was trying to get home - treating him, with an incorrect treatment that worsened his health within days leading to coma and death. It need not have happened. Now there’s just more heartbreak and regret. Lives ruined. How do you convince someone to try this protocol? My observation is that people are not clear that most Cancer treatments are only about prolonging life, not curing the disease. People become dependent on their doctors and are vulnerable and fearful of even considering an alternative and relatives, though beside themselves with anxiety at the thought of losing another loved one, are also too frightened to even try. I had proposed it ALONGSIDE the Chemo and Radiotherapy if the person was worried to choose one or the other. And, to my knowledge, there is a queue of acquaintances, relatives, friends bringing up the rear with all sorts of cancers at different stages and degrees of ferocity but people don’t seem to be able to pull themselves away from Hospital Cancer Wards. What can we do about this?

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Unfortunately, you can't convince some people. My mom had ALS and there have been some people diagnosed with ALS who actually had Lyme. She didn't want to consider it ( she had lived in PA and had dogs). I had to let it go...

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I find myself biting my tongue, and swallowing bile, constantly, as friends, family are shocked, dismayed and taken aback by all the recent untimely deaths. What on earth could it be?🤔

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Should one take this as a preventative measure? Which would be better than the other? I cannot take any form of CBD as I get red flag warnings that it would be a bad thing to combine with other prescriptions, I take which are Suboxone and Xanax.

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There are fb groups that have a lot of information. Try searching for Fenbendazole support group.

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Keto. Your body will convert fat to energy.

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Thank you for sharing your insights and experience! You're not the first person I've heard from who's found strict keto to be damaging over time

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🙏❤️

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Is it possible an “everything in moderation” and “eat when you are hungry” diet would work? Yes, I know some people that would eat all the time. However, most people won’t.

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