How often should I take ivermectin and fenbendazole for cancer?

This is an important question that requires guidance from qualified healthcare professionals who understand your specific medical situation. These substances are not established cancer treatments, and dosing can vary greatly based on individual factors that only your medical team can properly assess. Consider bringing this discussion to your oncologist or another trusted healthcare provider who can review your complete medical history and current treatment plan to help you make the safest decisions for your health.

I've been hearing a lot about these treatments I'd like to know more about it myself I hear that they work well I was just diagnosed in April

Monte K. I'll let you know if I find anything out. When I google it, they don't say anything but to inquire with. Doctors

Ok thank you

Monte, I just made an order for both, just to have more in case it becomes undeliverable. Brains farm and fleet online.

Not Brains, but Blains

Whatever Fxxx head wrote that,..do your own homework and scientific investigation. Luckily my cousin is a chemist. Rott in hell

Rick Simpson Oil also is a best natural alternative treatment for all cancer types.

I’ve been using both for 5 weeks for advanced prostate cancer. Blood tests tomorrow, I’m hoping for positive “indications” that my “protocol” is working. I researched for months - still do! Here’s a book. Great info, well written with some humor. The author also had advanced prostate cancer and was able to pass on conventional treatments for 5 years and still going strong! He published a book in February this year, the information is recent. Title: Finding Fenbendazole. By; Roger Rasmussen. (I bought my copy on Amazon). He addresses Ivermectin as well. And, his brother is recovering from prostate cancer with no conventional treatments! Feel free to DM me. (If that’s possible on this platform). Joe C AZ

I have that book too! Still reading it. I can only take so much cancer related reading at a time. So far it is very good, but it hits close to home! I'm stage IV with a Gleason score of 5+4 (9). So far my conventional treatments (radiation, then Lupron) are working well, PSA at <.01 (undetectable). But I know in all likelihood that will only last for so long. I'm looking at alternatives for when the Lupron no longer works. New treatments only happen when people are willing to research with an open mind and try new things. The first people who tried penicillin, a medicine made from mold, paved the way for antibiotics.