With respect to fenbendazole, knowing that it eradicates cancer perhaps justifies its use when cancer is known to exist, diagnosed. Vitamin D is an immune system optimizer and more in line with a cancer prevention agent. Fenbendazole eradicates the cancers that result if vitamin D fails https://fenbendazole.substack.com no need to guess as to what fenbendazole is doing it’s all detailed in the above Substack. Read the Case Reports to really get a sense for what a game-changer fenbendazole is for those struggling with cancer. Spoiler Alert: fenbendazole eradicates their cancers when traditional chemo and radiation failed.
Are you advocating for only those who took the bio weapon injections to take this drug cocktail weekly as a cancer preventative, or for everyone to? Being unjabbed, I don't know that I want to be taking a bunch of pharmaceuticals "just because". I take D3 and in the rare instances where I have to go in to the office for meetings and be around a bunch of shedders, I will take a dose of IVM. Taking a lot of Melatonin isn't good for the pineal gland, so I wouldn't consider taking a lot it unless I did have cancer.
Turbo Cancer is probably worse for the pineal gland than Melatonin. Also, I have not seen any credible data that show it has a negative effect. That said, I do not take Melatonin personally. The data produced by both Dr. Marik and Dr. Makis show multiple anti-cancer pathways and supporting data, so it is an excellent first-line anti-cancer molecule.
Sure, it is, if you have "Turbo Cancer". I'm not saying don't take it under those circumstances. But if you're not jabbed, you're presumably not at great risk for "Turbo Cancer", so why would you want to disrupt your circadian rhythms and the bodily processes that depend on them by taking a bunch of Melatonin when you don't need it?
Yes, that's always a concern. That's why I take the occasional IVM dose when I've had to be around a bunch of them in close quarters for more than a few minutes - like on "meeting day". I hope that would be sufficient, without having to take the entire cocktail. I think I'd rather save a few of the silver bullets in reserve - in case cancer ever does show up in the future. Perhaps so my body won't build up any kind of tolerance to their effectiveness...
It disrupts the body's circadian rhythms and the things that depend on them. Uncle Clif went into some details of all that in one of his recent Bitchute video. https://www.bitchute.com/video/TFiD9Yb37DoB/
Curcumin is also likely a good preventative agent to use given its relative safety (it is the active ingredient in the spice turmeric)- and it has at least one clinical trial showing very impressive survival improvements in terminal cancer: long-term survival was 0% in the control group but around 25% in the curcumin group- https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022316622166575?via%3Dihub. Of course the authors "toned down" the findings presumably to get the article published.
While almost everything Dr. Marik says makes very good sense to me, the only thing I don't understand is why he recommends AGAINST amygdalin for cancer patients. Yes, amygdalin lacks support from clinical trials but so do many of the other things he recommends- the important thing is that amygdalin has far too many positive testimonials to ignore. I am not saying I would take it as a preventative, but I would definitely take it if I had cancer or was even at high risk.
I spoke with Dr. Marik about this. And Dr. Marik, having an H-Index of 111 is extremely data-driven. The weight of the published literature is where he gets his recommendations. We must consider that perhaps the data in favor of the drug failed to get published.
The 50 year war on cancer is gonna need another 50 years and $10 trillion to keep supporting big pharma cancer drug failures. But hey, they like it that way...the big bucks cometh to them for pretending to be doctors and life savers.
This information NEEDS to go to St. Baldrick's cancer research center in Texas. They research AT/RT wich is the cancer my 3 year old granddaughter died of!
I'm so very sorry about your granddaughter. You could send the information to the center yourself, but, unfortunately, I can pretty much guarantee they will ignore it.
I never got the jabs, so I don't take anything to prevent jab turbo cancer. I never got Sars-Cov2 either. I do want to stock up on Ivm and Fenben in case I need them, but as of now I just take immune support supplements including D3.
Since Dr. Marik’s monograph doesn’t mention Ivermection, how would one know an appropriate weekly dosage as a cancer prophylactic? If this is something included in your personal regimen, would you be able to include the dosage you take?
"Types of cancers ivermectin may be beneficial for Ivermectin has shown in vitro activity against breast cancer (including TNBC), as well as lung, stomach, cervix, esophageal, endometrium, liver, prostate, kidney and ovarian cancer as well as cholangiocarcinoma, melanomas, leukemia, lymphoma and gliomas. (966)
Dosing and cautions; The optimal dosing strategy with ivermectin is unclear. De Castro et al reported the use of 1mg/kg/day for up to 6 months in three pediatric patients with refractory AML without untoward side effects. (977) Ishiguro et al reported the use of ivermectin 12 mg twice weekly. (978)"
I take IVM and Fenbendazole, but when I tapped on IVM, it sent me to the “results” page and didn’t let me add Fenben. Maybe that’s skewing your results?
These polls are difficult to design and navigate, but this one only records only one choice per vote. Each person picks their main repurposed drug in this one, and there is no recording of second, third, and fourth choices. Maybe in a future poll. Thank you for participating!
With respect to fenbendazole, knowing that it eradicates cancer perhaps justifies its use when cancer is known to exist, diagnosed. Vitamin D is an immune system optimizer and more in line with a cancer prevention agent. Fenbendazole eradicates the cancers that result if vitamin D fails https://fenbendazole.substack.com no need to guess as to what fenbendazole is doing it’s all detailed in the above Substack. Read the Case Reports to really get a sense for what a game-changer fenbendazole is for those struggling with cancer. Spoiler Alert: fenbendazole eradicates their cancers when traditional chemo and radiation failed.
Are you advocating for only those who took the bio weapon injections to take this drug cocktail weekly as a cancer preventative, or for everyone to? Being unjabbed, I don't know that I want to be taking a bunch of pharmaceuticals "just because". I take D3 and in the rare instances where I have to go in to the office for meetings and be around a bunch of shedders, I will take a dose of IVM. Taking a lot of Melatonin isn't good for the pineal gland, so I wouldn't consider taking a lot it unless I did have cancer.
Turbo Cancer is probably worse for the pineal gland than Melatonin. Also, I have not seen any credible data that show it has a negative effect. That said, I do not take Melatonin personally. The data produced by both Dr. Marik and Dr. Makis show multiple anti-cancer pathways and supporting data, so it is an excellent first-line anti-cancer molecule.
Sure, it is, if you have "Turbo Cancer". I'm not saying don't take it under those circumstances. But if you're not jabbed, you're presumably not at great risk for "Turbo Cancer", so why would you want to disrupt your circadian rhythms and the bodily processes that depend on them by taking a bunch of Melatonin when you don't need it?
One word - shedding.
Yes, that's always a concern. That's why I take the occasional IVM dose when I've had to be around a bunch of them in close quarters for more than a few minutes - like on "meeting day". I hope that would be sufficient, without having to take the entire cocktail. I think I'd rather save a few of the silver bullets in reserve - in case cancer ever does show up in the future. Perhaps so my body won't build up any kind of tolerance to their effectiveness...
Thanks for the info re melatonin and the pineal gland.
It disrupts the body's circadian rhythms and the things that depend on them. Uncle Clif went into some details of all that in one of his recent Bitchute video. https://www.bitchute.com/video/TFiD9Yb37DoB/
Thank you for the link, and I will review.
Thank you.
Curcumin is also likely a good preventative agent to use given its relative safety (it is the active ingredient in the spice turmeric)- and it has at least one clinical trial showing very impressive survival improvements in terminal cancer: long-term survival was 0% in the control group but around 25% in the curcumin group- https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022316622166575?via%3Dihub. Of course the authors "toned down" the findings presumably to get the article published.
While almost everything Dr. Marik says makes very good sense to me, the only thing I don't understand is why he recommends AGAINST amygdalin for cancer patients. Yes, amygdalin lacks support from clinical trials but so do many of the other things he recommends- the important thing is that amygdalin has far too many positive testimonials to ignore. I am not saying I would take it as a preventative, but I would definitely take it if I had cancer or was even at high risk.
I spoke with Dr. Marik about this. And Dr. Marik, having an H-Index of 111 is extremely data-driven. The weight of the published literature is where he gets his recommendations. We must consider that perhaps the data in favor of the drug failed to get published.
The 50 year war on cancer is gonna need another 50 years and $10 trillion to keep supporting big pharma cancer drug failures. But hey, they like it that way...the big bucks cometh to them for pretending to be doctors and life savers.
This information NEEDS to go to St. Baldrick's cancer research center in Texas. They research AT/RT wich is the cancer my 3 year old granddaughter died of!
I'm so very sorry about your granddaughter. You could send the information to the center yourself, but, unfortunately, I can pretty much guarantee they will ignore it.
Thanks Pepper
I never got the jabs, so I don't take anything to prevent jab turbo cancer. I never got Sars-Cov2 either. I do want to stock up on Ivm and Fenben in case I need them, but as of now I just take immune support supplements including D3.
Since Dr. Marik’s monograph doesn’t mention Ivermection, how would one know an appropriate weekly dosage as a cancer prophylactic? If this is something included in your personal regimen, would you be able to include the dosage you take?
Dr. Marik does discuss Ivermectin in his Monograph. He mentions dosage. Here is the link and an excerpt.
https://covid19criticalcare.com/reviews-and-monographs/cancer-care/
"Types of cancers ivermectin may be beneficial for Ivermectin has shown in vitro activity against breast cancer (including TNBC), as well as lung, stomach, cervix, esophageal, endometrium, liver, prostate, kidney and ovarian cancer as well as cholangiocarcinoma, melanomas, leukemia, lymphoma and gliomas. (966)
Dosing and cautions; The optimal dosing strategy with ivermectin is unclear. De Castro et al reported the use of 1mg/kg/day for up to 6 months in three pediatric patients with refractory AML without untoward side effects. (977) Ishiguro et al reported the use of ivermectin 12 mg twice weekly. (978)"
Ah, thank you. I missed that.
I take IVM and Fenbendazole, but when I tapped on IVM, it sent me to the “results” page and didn’t let me add Fenben. Maybe that’s skewing your results?
These polls are difficult to design and navigate, but this one only records only one choice per vote. Each person picks their main repurposed drug in this one, and there is no recording of second, third, and fourth choices. Maybe in a future poll. Thank you for participating!
Has anyone ordered ivermectin from India?
Is it me or did the price of Fenbendazole just start skyrocketing? For a 90 tablet bottle of Fenben Lab it’s $129!!! That seems outrageously high!?