I agreed with everything you said until you said chemo drugs work better with..... Chemo is a carcinogen that kills every single growing cell. The first chemo drug was derived from mustard gas. Easily searchable. in several secret polls, 50-75 % of oncologists said they would not give chemo to any friends or family, and certainly not the…
I agreed with everything you said until you said chemo drugs work better with..... Chemo is a carcinogen that kills every single growing cell. The first chemo drug was derived from mustard gas. Easily searchable. in several secret polls, 50-75 % of oncologists said they would not give chemo to any friends or family, and certainly not themselves. Every chemo treatment you have destroys and already weakened immune system. The more chemo or radiation treatments you have had, the less chance anything I suggested can overcome the damage they did. The 5 year survival rate (survival, not living) for chemo patients in the US is 2.1 %, 2.3 % in Australia. That was a survey of several hundred thousand people about 25 years ago. Hasn't gotten any better. Like those odds? If the chemo doesn't kill you, the cancer will likely return if it does put it in remission. The reason is chemo does not kill cancer stem cells, the strongest of all cancer cells.
Hi Roland: I am not a fan of chemo either. But there are some cancers that are treated more successfully by combining chemo with ivermectin or fenbendazole. The repurposed drugs get at the cancer stem cells which the chemo cannot do. There are actually studies on using the combination which I have found through Dr. Paul Marik of FLCCC, and Dr. Makis. The ivermectin and fenbendazole seem to focus the chemo on target and protect more of the healthy tissue and reduced side effects. I personally would head straight for the ivermectin and fenbendazole alone. Possibly surgery if indicated. Right now I am treating my dog with lung tumors with fenbendazole and the rest of the Joe Tippen, protocol, along with many other immune boosting supplements. he’s been on it for two months, and today I will find out if the masses have started to shrink.🙏🏽
I wish you luck with your dog. Unfortunately, it I much more difficult to treat a dog than a human. None of the dozen or more cancer books I have read have anything positive to say about using chemo under any circumstances . Everyone needs to be responsible for their own health and make the final decisions, because no one but you will have to live with your choices.
I agreed with everything you said until you said chemo drugs work better with..... Chemo is a carcinogen that kills every single growing cell. The first chemo drug was derived from mustard gas. Easily searchable. in several secret polls, 50-75 % of oncologists said they would not give chemo to any friends or family, and certainly not themselves. Every chemo treatment you have destroys and already weakened immune system. The more chemo or radiation treatments you have had, the less chance anything I suggested can overcome the damage they did. The 5 year survival rate (survival, not living) for chemo patients in the US is 2.1 %, 2.3 % in Australia. That was a survey of several hundred thousand people about 25 years ago. Hasn't gotten any better. Like those odds? If the chemo doesn't kill you, the cancer will likely return if it does put it in remission. The reason is chemo does not kill cancer stem cells, the strongest of all cancer cells.
Hi Roland: I am not a fan of chemo either. But there are some cancers that are treated more successfully by combining chemo with ivermectin or fenbendazole. The repurposed drugs get at the cancer stem cells which the chemo cannot do. There are actually studies on using the combination which I have found through Dr. Paul Marik of FLCCC, and Dr. Makis. The ivermectin and fenbendazole seem to focus the chemo on target and protect more of the healthy tissue and reduced side effects. I personally would head straight for the ivermectin and fenbendazole alone. Possibly surgery if indicated. Right now I am treating my dog with lung tumors with fenbendazole and the rest of the Joe Tippen, protocol, along with many other immune boosting supplements. he’s been on it for two months, and today I will find out if the masses have started to shrink.🙏🏽
I wish you luck with your dog. Unfortunately, it I much more difficult to treat a dog than a human. None of the dozen or more cancer books I have read have anything positive to say about using chemo under any circumstances . Everyone needs to be responsible for their own health and make the final decisions, because no one but you will have to live with your choices.