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rolandttg's avatar

Said it here before, will say it again. The supplement or protocol she has done that she feels confident saying she truly believes helped reduce her stage 2 breast cancer is Fenbndazole. Fenben is just a more narrow spectrum anti parasite than Ivermectin , so of course, Ivermectin should help attack (fungal) cancer cells. Can't believe they are finally publicly admitting it.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Hope y'all are regularly reading 2nd Smartest Guy in the World--thus getting the perspective of a bona fide cancer researcher. This stuff is old hat to readers of that "stack".

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Melanie Eccles's avatar

Thanks for sharing that link - I need more than 24 hours in a day to read all the stuff that interests me. I'll get to that one asap. Cheers

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Suzanne's avatar

So true!

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OnTheJump's avatar

Too true!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Remember the post on the big four? Ascorbic acid, sodium bicarbonate, iver and fenben? (back in May or June). I have all four in my house. Also--I was careful to read the footnotes on those posts.

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Emumundo's avatar

Would you post this link? I missed it.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Cannot do copy on this laptop--my apologies--just go back to 2nd Smartest and look through the topics for May and June

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Deni's avatar

Thanks, but I'll pass on anything manufactured by Merck. Why so many are jumping on the Big Pharma bandwagon as if it's not, is beyond me... there ARE natural alternatives ...

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Cheryl Caraglior's avatar

Thanks, BFM, just ordered ivermectin and fenbendazole. With my emergency food stash and these meds I am ready for the next globalist Psy-op.

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Deni's avatar

Thanks, but I'll pass on anything manufactured by Merck. Why so many are jumping on the Big Pharma bandwagon as if it's not, is beyond me... there ARE natural alternatives ...

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bebevan's avatar

Where do you order from?

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Cheryl Caraglior's avatar

Virex Health. I think Based Florida Man had the link in his post.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

2nd Smartest Guy offers option at bottom of every single post. Virex.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Where did you get Ivermectin and fenbendazole?

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Cheryl Caraglior's avatar

Virex Health online. I think Based Florida Man had the exact link in his post.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Handy to have!

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bebevan's avatar

I am 62 and was wondering what supplements should I be taking - should I be taking ivermectin? I fast - got off track this summer some but back on and in generally good health - a little overweight- Not on any medications - this information is so interesting and so important- thank you for sharing.

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rolandttg's avatar

D3 with K2 (200 mg for the latter) - 5000IU summer, 10,000IU fall and spring, 15,000 winter.

2-3 grams of liposomal C, spread out

natokinase 2000 FU's

curcumin. 1000 mg

E , tocotrienols, 134 mg

NAC 600mg

calcium ~ 1200 mg

Magnesium L - Threonate !000 mg

zinc- 25 mg

selenium- 200 mg.

Plenty more, but this is a great starting point. Quantities may vary depending...

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Crixcyon's avatar

For astonishing heart health, I would recommend high potency cayenne tincture. This would be 160,000/200,00 heat units for about $15 a bottle that will last at least 6 months.

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rolandttg's avatar

PS

Nattokinase and NAC are for protection against jab shedding, and also a key part of the protocols for people who have been jabbed.

Also, buy quality supplements, as all supplements are Not created equal. Health Ranger, Joseph Mercola, Thorne, and some others.

I left off iodine, 125 mg, and a quality B multivitamin, which are both very important, but equally difficult to find. Even Joseph Mercola's is lacking in the quality of some of the B's. The only one that is not is part of Dr. Tennant's very expensive Restore supplement, which we both take. if you are willing to go for it, his supplement package is second to none.

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AngelaK's avatar

Careful of the calcium! It is made from rock and wont prevent or help osteoporosis. You need to try algae calcium. The formulas come with d3 and k and boron. Women have sworn it has increased their bone density on their next dexascans.

I am taking it since a foot stress fracture revealed I have osteoporosis. My feet were actually feeling quite frail a year ago.

Ofcourse my pcp is pushingbthose horrible poison meds. I researched and researched. ..This formula plus daily collagen peptides. I am not due for a dexa scan for another year, but I can feel the dufference in my feet.

Iused to to take regular rock calcium with d3. My bone density just got worse! No doctor mentioned or seems to know about k being necessary in the mix.

I also try to eat cheese and yogurt daily as well for the remaining calcium. (my algae calcium supplement is 800 mg calcium).

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Cecilia's avatar

I believe selenium should be microgram rather than milligram doses.

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ACroneintheWoods's avatar

Consider yourself blessed to not be on any medications. Keep it that way if you can. People that are on medications need to be careful when taking supplements. The challenging part is finding someone in person that is good at deciphering both that doesn't cost thousands of dollars out of pocket.

I was taking Tart Cherry for inflammation and was scheduled for a surgery. Tart Cherry can act as a blood thinner, 3 layers down in the medical system a provider caught that I was taking it and told me to stop taking it a week prior to surgery as a precaution. I don't know if it was a big deal or not, but I am glad someone was paying attention. I went back on Tart Cherry after the operation.

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a Lily of the Valley's avatar

Thanks!!! Good to know. I take Tart Cherry, too. I'm going to make a note on the bottle.

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Suzanne's avatar

No. 1 is Vitamin D! Get it tested, so you have a baseline, but start taking at least 5,000 iu daily. 👍

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CMCM's avatar

Definitely get tested to know where you are. About 10 years ago my husband's D levels were extremely low, and his doctor prescribed a supplement that was something like 60,000 iu daily. I think he took that for a month or two to bring up his levels and then went back to occasional daily D pills. He has not had low levels since then, although now because of what we've learned the last 3 years, he takes 5,000 iu daily and we may bump it up to 10,000 in winter. We live in California so it was a surprise that his levels were low. So I would always recommend a test just to get a baseline for where you are.

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AngelaK's avatar

How high does this dosage bring your blood numbers? 🤔

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Betsy Frost's avatar

Vit D supplementation should be individualized by repeat blood level testing. I was taking 5000IU daily with K and iodine. My levels rose too high, upwards of 160 so I have backed off but still stay around 100 with a lower dose of D. It's rather curious as years ago my levels were way too low and I was diagnosed with osteopenia quite young. At that point, I was still under the spell of big med/big pharm and tried prescription meds pushed at me. They wrecked my gut and made me so sick. Funcional medicine route using diet, fasting and supplements turned my life around. Now my metabalism works great, my bones are good and I manage to absorb nutrients much more readily.

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Kim D's avatar

The only supplement I disagree with from the list would be calcium. There has been much misinformation regarding this supplement so do some holistic research to determine if it is beneficial for your specific needs and what kind to take. Learning more about the quality of foods is essential. GMOs are everywhere which means if you eat them you would be ingesting Glysophate into your system, causing digestive disturbance or worse. Read all labels including foods you have used for years and thought to have been clean. Many are now using bioengineered ingredients. Detoxing with chlorophyll is helpful or try this product: https://globalhealing.com/products/heavy-metal-chemical-cleanse?variant=40546296234184&msclkid=7fa4c1f4a26e1ea2ddc7a4efbd404375. They also have a C60 product and nascent iodine which are great. We are in a battle for good health to be sure, but by placing the armor of GOD around yourself each day and asking for devine guidance in maintaining your body temple will assure your success. Blessings!

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bebevan's avatar

Thank you all for the information - I am a novice at all the supplements- will look into all the comments above - I will get bloodwork and see what it says - also, so agree with the fasting - I began fasting most days in January and was 16:8 or 17:7 and eating more of a Mediterranean diet - not much of a meat person so lots of vegetables and really felt so much better. Lost about 40 lbs - haven’t been fasting the last two months - family vacations, etc - got back on it this week. Thank you again for all your help. I don’t have any supplements or ivermectin but will look into all that commented.

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Liliana's avatar

Thank you!

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Mom in Florida's avatar

Where is everyone getting the Iver??

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

2nd Smartest Guy in the World--bottom of each post

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Deni's avatar

Thanks, but I'll pass on anything manufactured by Merck. Why so many are jumping on the Big Pharma bandwagon as if it's not, is beyond me... there ARE natural alternatives ...

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Roger Beal's avatar

Is quercetin the same as fenben?

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TC's avatar

No. But you can trigger apoptosis and autophagy through fasting. I’m currently fasting one day a week and think everyone should. Longer fasts once a quarter or so. Depends on your state of health. There are other docs looking into this. And it costs you nothing.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Thank you. My wife had a total thyroidectomy 2-1/2 years ago; it was cancerous. PET scans show that there are residual bits of cancerous tissue on the exterior of her larynx. The options to treat those are poor, being a choice between a difficult and risky surgery, or beam / proton radiation five days a week for several weeks. We're happy to have this new info on iver and fenben, and will be pursuing more detalis and case histories.

Another shout-out to Jeff and the readers of C&C: This potentially life-saving information is new to us, and we are "internet-savvy" researchers. Blessings to all y'all.

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Coco Of 3's avatar

I have my husband on Joe Tippen’s protocol. He has rectal cancer. Anxious to know the results on his upcoming CT. Also research castor oil. Blessings to both of you.

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Kim D's avatar

Castor Oil is a very old tried and true medicinal with multiple health benefits. It's commonly used in Ayurvedic practices. Seek the highest quality.

https://www.banyanbotanicals.com/

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Roger Beal's avatar

Thank you!

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Verve's avatar

Could you please give us updates on your wife? This would be a very encouraging story to follow.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Will do. I need to add a bit more depth to this story. Miz Laura's thyroid was fully involved, and its removal required a four-hour surgery designed to protect and preserve her laryngeal nerves. You may wonder how her thyroid cancer might have progressed so far, undetected. Simple answer: Negligent practices by an allopathic ENT.

Laura first "presented" 18 months earlier with chronic hoarseness. Doc Allo-ENT peered down her throat, and said the cause was idiopathic. Translated to English, that means a pathetic diagnosis by an idiot in a white coat. We learned later, from both the ENT who eventually did her surgery and others, that an ultrasound scan of the thyroid region is STANDARD PROCEDURE in such cases of longterm hoarseness. Y'all take note of that fact, just in case you find yourself suffering from similar conditions!

Laura has had three surgeries to date: Thyroidectomy, followed by a strong dose of oral RAI131; vocal cord medialization (as the cancer caused one vocal cord to stop functioning); and nasal turbinate reduction (to counteract the shrinkage of her nasal passages caused by the RAI treatment). Certain blood markers are monitored every few months, and they revealed the recurrence of the cancer. A PET scan confirmed it.

BTW, we looked into suing Doctor Dickless Allo-ENT for negligent malpractice. Spoke to a few medical specialist lawyers in two major metro areas. The wall of doctor protection they erected is high and impenetrable. Just like career politicians, the allopaths and their financial allies protect their own.

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Condolences to the you both. So correct, medical and law practitioners are well insulated by their peers in situations on negligence.

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Peace's avatar

Your wife could possibly benefit from ingesting bloodroot/black salve capsules. There are some FB groups for this or google to find a company that sells these. I hesitate to link any of this, just in case . . .

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Roger Beal's avatar

Thank you! All approaches will be investigated.

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

Check out Greg Caton's (RIP) black salve/bloodroot products. Books are available from GregCaton.com and products at herbhealers.com. Greg's wife Catherine is still running the business from Ecuador. She's available for questions by email.

My husband has removed several cancerous spots on his scalp, face, arms and back with black salve. I removed 30 yr plantar warts from the soles of my feet. I've visited untold doctors and tried many treatments for my plantar warts and was just about to have them cut out (although many say they return even with that treatment) but luckily found Greg's stuff first.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

I suffered from plantar's warts too. Had them burned off, cut out, and finally had the last one lazered off about 30+ years ago. none since, thank goodness. But I'll get the salve for other stuff, thx. I joined the fb group, some gruesome pics so far, yuk, I feel lucky! Just minor stuff.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Robyn Openshaw (see her substack) speaks of black salve. I went then to look for more info--CDC (bless its filthy little heart) says don't take it, and especially don't take it for cancer. Sounds to me like praising with faint damns.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Thank you, I’ll check into this.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

47Yinzer, if you find any further research on these drugs and thyroid cancer please let me know. I have nodules in my remaining lobe, (right lobe removed unfortunately 20+ years ago...wish I hadn’t as it was non cancerous) but now one nodule is non-diagnostic and need to retest early next year. And I have tissue growing on my larnix above where the right lobe was that I can see and feel. Have not had a PET. No one seems concerned about tissue.

Anyway, the nodule is not cancerous yet and I’d like to keep it that way!

Thanks for sharing! All the best to your wife.

Thank you Florida Based Man!

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Roger Beal's avatar

Will do, Miz Karen. I posted a response to another comment that outlines my wife's entire trip down this road to date. Blessings to you for continued good health!

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CeCe Brown's avatar

Facebook has a fenbendazole group that is rich with info. They talk about Joe Tippens protocol as being low dose fenbendazole, they promote a higher dose. Lots of anecdotal info in there as well as highly proctored by admin. They have a protocol you might want to check out. FLCCC also has a new cancer protocol.. it is very similar to fenbendazole Facebook group.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Just wrote a comment but tried to edit and erased it!

Right lobe removed 20+ years ago, but now have tissue growing on my larynx above that area that no one seems concerned about, have not had a PET. I can see and feel it. Also have a non-diagnostic nodule on my left side and need to retest in Jan.

If you find out any info on iver and fenben in relation to thyroid cancer please let me know.

All the best to your wife. ♥️

Also, thanks Based Florida Man. I first wrote Florida Based Man, which is true also 😉

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Kim D's avatar

Check out the comments in this substack to see if there are any mentions of thyroid cancer cases:

https://fenbendazole.substack.com/

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Thank you Kim! Will do!!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Fasts are some of the best medicines.

Note that most religions have fasting for very good reasons.

They work.

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TC's avatar

Exactly. They knew what’s up. I’m seeing more churches by us incorporating more fasts with their congregations and I’m loving it.

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

It's interesting isn't it, that versions other than KJV (NIV, ESB, etc) of the Bible completely leave out THIS (among many others) verse Matthew 17:21?

Matthew 17:19‭-‬21 KJV

19Then came the disciples to Jesus apart, and said, Why could not we cast him out? 20And Jesus said unto them, Because of your unbelief: for verily I say unto you, If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you. 21Howbeit this kind goeth not out but by prayer and *fasting*.

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Peter Schott's avatar

Not really that odd for the verse. It's not in the earliest manuscripts they've found so those versions put in a footnote indicating that it's not found and omit the verse. ESV goes from v20 -> v22 but includes a footnote about the manuscripts. Modern versions do similar with other passages that don't show up everywhere. I think the end of Mark IIRC.

Not saying that fasting isn't important and has uses - totally agree with that - just that a verse not showing up in more modern translations usually just means that as people find earlier manuscripts the scholars may choose to omit those verses and put a footnote in its place.

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Freebird's avatar

Our favorite Bible scholar, Janice, uses an app called Literal Word, which is only NASB95. It also includes that verse.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

My goodness you are right! I have been (since April) reading the KJV 1611. Just now compared that to my RSV (which I've had since childhood)--RSV completely omits verse 21--goes from v 20 to 22. I never noticed before! But the x footnote does say that 'other ancient authorities insert verse 21...."

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

It's interesting isn't it, that versions other than KJV (NIV, ESB, etc) of the Bible completely leave out THIS (among many others) verse Matthew 17:21?

Matthew 17:19‭-‬21 KJV

19Then came the disciples to Jesus apart, and said, Why could not we cast him out? 20And Jesus said unto them, Because of your unbelief: for verily I say unto you, If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you. 21Howbeit this kind goeth not out but by prayer and *fasting*.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

How long should you fast? Do you drink anything besides water?

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Peter Schott's avatar

Look up Dr. Jason Fung - books and videos. He's got a lot of good resources on starting the process and going from a simpler 16-8 type fast to more extended fasts, though he is careful to indicate that extended fasts should be done with a doctor checking on you.

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CMCM's avatar

My husband and I have done what is almost always a 16 hour daily fast for quite a few years. We started doing this at least 10 years ago to drop about 25 lbs each, and once we accomplished that through a mostly Atkins type diet, we kept the fasting routine and have also easily maintained our weight loss. We are both almost the same weights were were when we met in high school in 1965, so I have to think the fasting has excellent benefits. We try to eat dinner early around 6 pm, and we don't eat until 10 or 11 the next day. This is quite easy to do on a daily basis.

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Lynn46's avatar

When the covid b.s. started and doing my research I started taking quercetin with zinc several days a week. No jabs and only had a slight cold the entire time. I also take most supplements recommended like Vit D3, Vit C etc.

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Roger Beal's avatar

We did the same - plus vitamins D & K. Also no respiratory infections to date, and no fancy-schmancy pharmaceuticals either! Thank you.

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Janet's avatar

Fenbendazole Can Cure Cancer substack. The evidence is substantial. Plus substack Via mentions.

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Melanie Eccles's avatar

Thanks for that one, now I have even more stuff to read and so little time...

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Emily 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼's avatar

We treated the kids pinworm with food grade Diatomaceous Earth. Anyone come across any info about that as an effective anti parasitic?

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

Diatomaceous earth works because as it passes through the intestinal tract, it cuts the bodies of the parasites. It only works in contact.

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Karkar's avatar

It’s really great if you have pets. Kills ticks and fleas and good for dust bath for chickens if there are mites. Also good to rub on the pant legs before hiking in tick season. Is only a mechanical killer though. Non toxic, don’t inhale dust

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Freebird's avatar

DE is great. We have chickens and I spray it into the coop about every 3-4 weeks to help control flies during the summer.

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Sherry Simpson's avatar

Can you explain how you “spray” it? I’ve used it inside for fleas and it works great. You do have to be careful not to inhale. How does that work with chickens?

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Freebird's avatar

It’s actually a little duster that I bought on Amazon, an inexpensive device that you squeeze to spray the dust out. I do that after we clean the straw out of the coop and of course the chickens are outside in the run. I try to pick a day that’s not too windy, but it helps to have a little breeze blowing it away from you as you spray to prevent inhaling the dust.

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Sherry Simpson's avatar

Thank you for your reply!

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Kim D's avatar

Cloves are known for killing parasites as well as Black Walnut Wormwood tincture. There are so many plant based remedies that have been used for years but forgotten in the "modern" Western medical world with live in.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Oh my goodness! I have so much wormwood (both annua and absinthium) drying in attic, and have been picking up the black walnuts for three days--with many more days ahead. This time of year we have to park cars down by the street so they don't get dinged by the falling missiles. Another bit of materia medica to look into--thank you!

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

DE works great. Be wary there are 2 different kinds, Food Grade and Pool Grade. Pool Grade is processed differently so is not recommended and can be hazardous as it contains high amounts of crystalline silica. There are huge warnings out now about the serious respiratory dangers of using DE, but I see it as just a way to demonize a good natural product. Of course, you SHOULD be wary of you or pets breathing the dust of ANY product.. Again, used PROPERLY, it provides great antiparasitic benefits.

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NoWay's avatar

Oh yes, I did too. Dang Florida! There was drug that we were given a few times, but then it stopped being available in the US. It had no side effects in humans, worked well and was cheap. You took 1 pill, then 1 pill 3 weeks later, something like that.

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Kitkat's avatar

We've used IVM and Panacur (fenben) on our alpacas and cats for decades. It wasn't until the last 3 years that eyes are wide open to how "horsepaste" can help humans too.

I love this group so much....we all continue to learn from each other!

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Emumundo's avatar

2nd Smartest guy in the World has some interesting articles of people who have been using Ivermectin AND fenbendazole. Also, be sure to look up the Fenbendazole substack and Joe Tippens story. If you have cancer these treatments can be done concurrently with conventional treatments- chemo, etc. Ivermectin, fenbendazole,etc are very safe with minimal side effects. Compared to chemo and radiation which is a scorched earth approach.

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MaryAnn's avatar

My sister had ovarian Ca go into remission for 7 yrs after surgery/chemo with Fenben. Then got the jabs… it came back. She is hangin out with Jesus now.

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Emumundo's avatar

I’m so sorry about your sister. I’m the only unvaxxed person in my family and I’m the only one who’s healthy.

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reality speaks's avatar

Yes look up the 2nd smartest guy in the world he claims Fenbndazole is a cancer killer.

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Robin Greer's avatar

My friend followed this man's advice and saved her father from "terminal" colon cancer. She used the horse paste version since she couldn't get it through the oncologist.

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rolandttg's avatar

For the past year, it is widely available off the internet )Happy Healing Inc) for humans in a variety of doses. It is actually cheaper than the Safetguard and Panacea she was taking. Dr. Tennant recommends 500 mg 3X per week, taken with Vitamin E tocotrienols. That is double the dose my wife was taking the paste 2 years, but she doubled it per 'Dr. Tennant's protocol instructions.

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Robin Greer's avatar

This was several years ago in TN, but now (here in TN) you can now get Ivermectin over the counter without a prescription as our state legislature passed a law to allow it to be purchased over the counter without a prescription. So that's progress at least here in TN. Everyone should lobby his/her own state to do the same.

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tjsplace's avatar

Is there a way for non-residents to order from Tennesee online? I would really like to know since the only other resource I know of without a script is via Indiamart=very expensive AND hard to tell if you are getting the genuine deal. I recently saw a list of mail-order names of Ivermectin that a news article claimed to be questionable at the 12-mg dose. They were: Iverjohn-12, Iverheal-12, Iversun-12, Ivilife-12, and Covimectin-12. Anyone?

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Robin Greer's avatar

They are open during the week, 9-5. All they need is Name, Birthdate, Weight and Phone #, and dispense it immediately.

The pharmacy is Rx Compound Centre @ 1515 Hatcher Lane. Ph # 931-388-3999

Their website is https://www.rxcompoundcentre.com

I'm not sure if they ship out of state.

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AngelaK's avatar

So did she just have him stop all conventional therapy or did she add the ivermectin to the protocol? 🤔

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Robin Greer's avatar

Good question...I believe the oncologist was having him take Keytruda. He did have to have a mass removed from his shoulder and part of his colon removed, but the surgeries predated his use of Ivermectin.

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Robin Greer's avatar

But his oncologist did not believe he would survive the cancer thus the "terminal" prognosis. His prognosis was less than 6 months. For the oncologist, the Keytruda was "grasping" to add whatever could be added to extend life.

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RandiG's avatar

BFM,

Thanks for sharing. I have several family members I’m sending this to!! ❤️❤️❤️

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SPONGEWORTHY47's avatar

be sure you don't say anything 2nd smartest doesn't like or you won't be able to comment for "100 years"...thin skinned much?

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OnTheJump's avatar

How much $$ will big BIG big Pharma make from cancer cases using Ivermectin as the cure ?

We know how THAT story ends....

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Jay Horton's avatar

Exactly what I have been thinking. I am suspect that it is on the radar.

Later Jay

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Deni's avatar

So right - thanks, but I'll pass on anything manufactured by Merck. Why so many are jumping on the Big Pharma bandwagon as if it's not, is beyond me... there ARE natural alternatives ...

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Irunthis1's avatar

veryvirology substack also has some very well researched and referenced materials regarding fenben, IVM, and the use of vitamin c and sodium bicarbonate to 4 prong attack cancer, along with the biochemistry of his argument.

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MissAnthrope's avatar

OT, but I've been dealing with blepharitis in my eyes for 7 months - no AHEM - doctor can cure. I've tried all natural options and am now using 1.87% ivermectin topically on my eyelids. Not seeing much change, as i think it's caused by demodex mites that I can't get rid of. You think using oral ivermectin might be useful? I'm looking for any help from anyone who's dealt with this.

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Cecilia's avatar

Yes horsepaste works for demodex. Make sure you only use the stuff that is IV only… not mixed with another type of parasitic ingredient. I use the paste (it’s really a gel), measured out and put into an empty gelatin capsule (purchased in quantity from Amazon) and swallow with full glass of water. Recommended dose is 150mcg per kg of body weight taken once a week. One dose weekly exactly 7 days apart is required to keep them at bay due to life cycle. Closer dosing or further apart is ineffective since it won’t kill them in the bot stages. It definitely does work. In Africa they call IV the “Sunday-Sunday” medicine as they take it that day weekly. Big Pharma knows it works for this as they have a topical prescription gel called Soolantra priced at several hundred dollars for a 30gm tube. IV has a 16 hr half life and doesn’t build up anywhere in your body.

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MissAnthrope's avatar

Thanks so much. Should I just buy the tablets? I don’t know what you’re talking about when you say gel and how to get it in a capsule so I’m just wondering if I can just buy the like 5 mg of Viber ivermectin and take that would you be willing to advise me on how to find that?

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Cecilia's avatar

See above details.

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MissAnthrope's avatar

How many times in total? Just take it until it clears up?

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deathcap's avatar

you too, eh? i'd love to figure out how to get this recurrent spot off of my eyelid!

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

Said it before and will say it again: use caution with fenbendazole.

Research posted on this site:

https://adventureswithjodi.com/cancer-pathway_charts/

Copied below:

“Mebendazole warning! Phase 2 trial shows hyper-progression of cancer!!!

Thinking of trying Fenbendazole?

I was really excited about it until three people I know with colorectal cancer who were previously stable had aggressive metastasis all in one week. Then I started tracking cases and became very concerned. ***update 2021 after tracking people for a year. Fenbendazole is causing premature death (and not just for colon cancer). If you don’t believe me, just set a timer for every positive progress for 8 months to a year OR go back and see what happened to positive progress cases from a year or two ago.

Here are the results of my research so far.

Drug-Induced Liver Injury in a Patient with Nonsmall Cell Lung Cancer after Self-administration of Fenbendazole Based on Social Media Information.

https://www.karger.com/Article/FullText/516276

aFT3 is induced by FB. aFT3 activation promotes colorectal cancer metastasis.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24859834

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3436308

IL-8 is upregulated further by FB and promotes cancer cell migration and aggressiveness. Problem; IL-8 and its receptor CXCR2 are two of the most significantly upregulated chemokines in colorectal cancer. The third link shows that the bacteria responsible for CRC (fusobacterium) induces IL-8 and causes “robust migrations” of cancer cells aka metastasis. Some bendazoles like Fenbendazole significantly induce IL-8 which could cause aggressive metastasis.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20848085 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22494524 https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.01.15.907931v1.full

At low doses FB decreases Connexin 32 significantly; Connexins fill gap junctions in the intestines. They are also tumor suppressors. Colorectal cancer is associated with loss of connexin expression. They are critical for extracellular communication.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/ijc.28911 https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/019262339902700509

P450 Fenbendazole upregulates P450. Increased P450 indicates poor prognosis in CRC.. Higher levels of P450 equal less detox and can turn procarcinogens into carcinogens.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21081470

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/01926233990270050

In this study FB has been found to promote 33 genes for cancer “In conclusion, we here found 33 genes showing altered expression specific to the early stages of tumor promotion by fenbendazole.” This study showed suppression of PTEN (A major tumor suppresser) and upregulation of many tumor promotors.

https://academic.oup.com/carcin/article/29/11/2218/2476329

Loss of villus epithelium and stroma within the small intestine of mammals. Passing tissue? Gastric pain?

https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/aalas/jaalas/2006/00000045/00000006/art00012?crawler=true&fbclid=IwAR2hPPh9GTchD0C2uWcXJXxLot7or0vDUMo–hiIXJpqTeEaXFkEMY22Ino

Korean Doctors warn of intestinal necrosis and severe side effect from taking fenbendazole. Again….passing tumors OR necrotic death of intestines?

https://www.koreabiomed.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=6780&fbclid=IwAR1PosK6viIZd7jPQtey7MKFLfA1e_fZCIQmAzoAAbmMXhCZU6V1d8CZJ7k

Fenbendazole kills Lachnospiraceae (protective of CRC) and most all bacteria hence the diarrhea, Cdiff, gastric pain. If cancer Is driven by bacteria this could provide temp shrinkage then resistance and then a roaring comeback.

https://microbiomeprescription.azurewebsites.net/Library/Modifier?mid2=758

Liver Tumor Promoting Effects of Fenbendazole in Rats.

“Since those agents that induce CYP 2B1/2 isozymes and reduce Cx32 in centrilobular hepatocytes have been suggested to be liver tumor promoters, the present results indicate that fenbendazole may be a liver tumor promoter.”

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10528635

Increased tumor growth in the fenbendazole only treatment group. “Fenbendazole may have tumor-promoting activity in rats at therapeutic dosages (that is, through inhibition of connexin 32 and induction of cytochrome P450 enzymes 1A1 and 1A2).”

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2687140/

Can cause Immune suppression of B and T cells and long-term severe effects in an autoimmune disease in mice that mimics Multiple Sclerosis.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1258/la.2010.009148

https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/aalas/jaalas/2007/00000046/00000006/art00001?crawler=true&mimetype=application/pdf

We have a gene that makes us more sensitive to Fenbendazole than rats. Rats have to by “humanized” with this gene for comparison in lab studies. There are also slow metabolizers and fast.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21081470

There are multiple parabens in the goat dewormer, not sure about other formulations.

MSDS Toxicity data

Liver is the main target but also stomach, kidneys, blood, immune system, and central nervous system were affected.

High doses; renal, encephalomalacia, satellitosis, neuronophagia, perivascular inflammation or gliosis, hyperplasia and congestion of the mesenteric lymph nodes

Cyst formation in lymph nodes, liver mass and/or nodule formation, and testicular masses were reported.

https://www.cvear.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/078335976.pdf

Bone Marrow Hypoplasia Associated With Fenbendazole Administration in a Dog; sudden-onset of fever and malaise with low WBC count and bone marrow hypoplasia. Symptoms resolved in 15 days when Fenbendazole was stopped.

https://www.jaaha.org/doi/abs/10.5326/0400224?fbclid=IwAR0ulGIMrGztMnVadeUoOM6eKVetgUn4jLoio0SGgiftdRDByBKPpB_Wplo

Potent interactions with acetaminophen in mice which led to 63% mortality

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3262853/

“No effect on tumors in mice our studies provided no evidence that fenbendazole warrants further testing as a potential agent for use in cancer therapy”.

http://ar.iiarjournals.org/content/33/2/355.full

Conclusion; Although the chemical structure of fenbendazole is similar to mebendazole (approved for humans), it works differently. I think we’ll know a lot more about it’s effects on humans in the future and for now I think it’s wise to avoid, especially if you’re stable.

***********2021 update- PHASE 2 TRIAL SHOWS HYPER PROGRESSION WITH MEBENDAZOLE! *****MORE INFO HERE

Here’s a study showing synergy with an antihelmith drug and immunotherapy which could explain Joe Tippin’s success. It’s something to watch if you follow immunotherapy.

https://jitc.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s40425-019-0733-7?fbclid=IwAR0sXQTqoGGBsOuQFZAOaOLmnmCsf5ojXKyDAODYlFQs_1BuY9ZYpUZySUQ

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Ddm's avatar

It's so hard to believe anything any more. Are those studies real or slanted like they did for ivm and covid. My one hesitation in taking high doses is what does it do to your liver? The li ver is critical in filtering out toxins.

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GoodGrief-239's avatar

I agree about not being able to trust ANY studies anymore, but what led her to go looking is she tracks long term natural healing cancer survivors and what they did that was successful. She noticed some of her previously stable survivors all of a sudden had cancer growth (unvaccinated) and the only thing they changed was adding fenben so she started looking into it. She is a natural healing proponent, her husband healed naturally from colon cancer so she has a vested interest in this stuff. She thinks many cancers likely have a fungal or parasitic origin so she’s not against the idea.

There are many that hate that I report this and I’m usually vilified, even here for saying use caution, but we have to look at all cases not just the successful ones.

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Peter 🔒's avatar

It's not like Dr.s are being paid to produce fraudulent Peer Reviews or anything. Pharma money? Billy Gaytes money? nah.

oops. 500 Peer Reviewed papers to be RETRACTED:

https://retractionwatch.com/2022/09/28/exclusive-hindawi-and-wiley-to-retract-over-500-papers-linked-to-peer-review-rings/

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Peter 🔒's avatar

Could nice names like: Imperial College of London or Wellcome Trust be funneling BS for you? Oh Darn, those Brits! they seem so nice with their funny accents.

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ConcernedGrammy's avatar

I posted a video on Telegram where a doctor addresses that.

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IR's avatar

Which Telegram? Coffee &Covid?

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Kim D's avatar

Thats why detoxing is important. Taking care of the liver is essential. Here is a protocol worth checking out:https://ourspiritnet.files.wordpress.com/2017/01/ascend-lesson-4-solar-plexus-1.pdf

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

So is there attack a kind of cancer that is fungal? And it’ll only work on that type of cancer? I’ve never heard of fungal cancer.

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Runemasque's avatar

Rolandttg, I have a longer comment from your about this saved actually!

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