Ringworm drug for dogs (Fenbendazole) might also cure cancer
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Anotherone, thanks honey, it's a very kind offer and I appreciate it, you're a beautiful person. Don't worry, I will solve it. Thank you again for your kindness!
Frisky, You made me laugh out loud! I think that together we will end the world reserves of fenbendazole! LOL
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I posted about this site weeks ago, I haven't checked recently but when I ordered from them they undercut Amazon's . This is located in the UK.
Edited to add, I just checked. They are still selling the 3packs of 4 grams for 12.52
The 1gram/3packs are 8.?? Shipping is free, or you can chose to pay a low price for shipping that is tracked.
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IN LIGHT OF GOLDIES SITUATION, I DO NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS PRODUCT OTHER THAN IT WAS RECOMMENDED ON JOES PAGE AS AN ALERNATIVE SELLER.
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Thank you everyone. I am just going to jump in. DD is home, she is quite sore. They told her 2 weeks recovery and she is heading back to the islands on the 13th. I guess my biggest concern is the kidney and the tumor they removed. I think I'm rested up, I was so tired yesterday. Went to the movies and after we had pizza and soda. I can not do caffiene except in the morning. I didn't go to bed until like 8:30. Don't laugh! I do get up early, usually around 4 am. The movie was good, tons of action and some humor. Hobbs and Shaw with Dwayne Johnson, how can you not like him???
Snooky, I looked at the UK stuff, and it doesn't give the ingredients or where it's made. I just can't believe that is what is giving me a fever. But the last 2 times I tried to take it, it was like 6-8 hours after and bam, there is the fever. I don't get it. I'm afraid to try it again and hate to throw it away. If someone wants it, I'm more than happy to send it. I'll try and get a picture of it later.
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Wow Goldie, that is a surprise that the stuff from UK is what's making you sick. I haven't used mine as yet. I'm still using what I purchased from Amazon.
We need to get this figured out! Gosh, you've been sick for so long. I really feel for you, honey.
HUGS
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Amazon prices seem to change daily! Today the 4g/3pack is 19.29 However found another offer of 2 boxes of 4g/3packs regularly sells for 45.99 MARKED down to 32.41. So I ordered.
Gotta keep on top of everything don't ya?
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Goldie you might want to try using one dose of panacur c from amazon to see if you have indeed a quality problem, before chucking away your stash!
I hope your daughter experiences a quick recovery
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This is the one from the UK
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yep. That's the one I used to take .
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Hello Goldie, praying for your sweet DD!
Yesterday I read in Joe's face another case of someone who has a little fever while taking Panacur and returns to normal days off. There are already several cases that I read ... Honestly, I don't think it's because of the product you're taking. It seems that in some people cause that reaction. Anyway, all the cases I read have reported low fever
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Anotherone, did you have problems with it all?
Here is the one I got in the US.
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Sonia, mine went up to 103, both times, and with just one dose, lasted for 2 days. I can't go 5 days with a fever every week. Prior to getting sick, I had no trouble taking it, but it was product from the US.
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Frisky, There a large discussion on Joe's page about whether Fenben is an anti-fungal! The majority verdict is YES
Yes, it is antifungal. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5368277/.
Someone said that almost all the cancer meds are anti-fungal's. Whooa something to check out. One poster after fighting a yeast infection, (dr's med did not work) took FenBen and it cleared in three days.
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Goldie, if you feel up to it,try taking the product from the US again. If you're hesitant about that, I sure understand.
One thing I remember reading is: If it's just labeled Panacur it's what the vets use. When the public became interested in purchasing it, it was relabeled Panacur-C. But I don't know if this makes a difference.
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Goldie: Yes, I understand you, of course. I just wanted to let you know that you are not the only person who develops a fever.
The first message says: day 3 in fenben. Has anyone experienced an increase in body temperature? Dad has pancreatic cancer and had some elevated / mild body temperature.Fever between 37.2 and 38.1. Despite that, everything seems to work fine. He already feels stronger and with less pain in his back and stomach. Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks
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no problems at all with it
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I sure don't understand it, no fever when I first started with it. I can't go 5 days a week with a fever. I'm like a zombie and just want to sleep all the time and not much of an appetite. I've lost about 15 pounds.
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Snooky I'm not surprised to learn about FZ anti-fungal properties. Simoncini was right all along! When it's systemic, cancer cells are indistinguishable from fungus..
Is it just a coincidence that both diseases feed on sugar, evolve to invade every nook and cranny in our bodies, and light up during a Pet Scan?
Is it a coincidence that both diseases are practically indestructible, and can only be kept in check with toxic medications?
Is it a coincidence that Taxol is primarily an anti fungal?
What we have learned from Jane, However, is that to survive, cancer and funguses will feed on everything, albeit fatty acids, proteins, and carbs. We become the salad bar and our bodies are the supermarket. FZ is the equivalent of a constant, serious extermination! yeahhh
Goldie, I hope your fever soon becomes a thing of the past as your body adjusts to the slauthering
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To add to your list of re-purposed drugs: clofazimine, an old antibiotic, inhibits Wnt signaling and blocks breast cancer metastasis, synergizes with chemo- was shown for TNBC, but on paper should also work for some ER-positive cancers, since loss or mutation of 53 induces Wnt signaling:
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/03/1903...
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1450-6
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-03-domain-anti...
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Snooky, according to Ted, a remedy for cancer of fungal origin is azoxystrobin, an antifungal used for crops. He claims that product can penetrates bone and brain barrier.
For cancer of viral origin, the cure that Ted has is lysine + vitamin c
https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1622323
Amazing information here!⬆️
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thank you Cureious for providing more information that confirms the affermative use of repurposed medications.
Sonia, I always feel better after I drink one of those alkalizing cocktails. I seem to breathe better and feel more energetic
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Sonia, Yes, I copied everything Ted ever wrote about breast cancer. I tried the L-lysine remedy. And then took the digestive enzymes to clear up the "dead" tumor. It didn't work.
I have always thought that mine was fungal for a whole lot of reasons. Can't think of the brand name that Ted recommended that contained the azoxystrobin. Although he said to take very few drop I couldn't make myself take it. I did drink water with lime in it daily.
When I went on Ful/Ibrance I quit most of the alternatives that I was using. I didn't want anything to interfere with the standard medical treatment. But, I've slowly been adding things back into my daily routine.
Thanks for the post. I haven't been to earthclinic for months!
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Group, months ago, when I first became a member Frisky and I started Pm'ing. Main subject was cancer was a fungus. I have fantastic reasons to suspect that is the case with me.. Now, I don't believe all cancers are caused by fungus. They can be viral and bacterial also. But on the fungus side, I've done numerous research in alternative therapy's.
Here's the important thing I want to bring up. Months ago, ( like in late 2017) I started a systemic cleanse trying to kill off all my fungus. This is NOT easy to do. After 6mos. I thought I was cleaned, but apparently not.
When I started Taxol in Feb. my intestins (sp) started clearing out more fungus biofilm. ( fungus hides in the protective biofilm it produces in the intestines) What a surprise (Frisky later informed me that Taxol is anti fungal) I started FenBen on May9th. It seemed that Taxol had back off on intestinal cleaning. Sheesh, though I clear again.. BUt no
I have not been on Taxol since the infusion on July 15th. But I DID increase Fen Ben. to twice a day 4/3. Guess what, out comes more biofilm from my gut. I can only surmise it's from the FenBen (perhaps the fungus/cancer found a way around the Taxol) Or perhaps it was the lower dosing. In first three months on Taxol, I had 9 treatmens. In past three mos. I've had just 5 infusions. ?????? Did that make a difference... I don't know.
I'm just putting this out here because I think it's vital we share/and compare what's going on with us.
HUGS
One thing I did religiously was to eat RAW garlic every morning Chop up several cloves and let them sit for at least 10 mins. then start swallowing. Garlic is a natural anti-fungal, anti-viral, anti-bacterial. Well, last fall I planted lots of garlic. I plan to start consuming garlic daily once more.
Also, I'm checking into RESVERATROL. It's In the seeds of red grapes and the skin. I know it's used for cancer. But I just read that it's an excellent depression fighter. Since I can't just drink one glass of red wine, I'm looking for a good Grape extract product.
Ok. I'm done! lol Everyone can get back to enjoying this week-end. ( GOldie still praying for your DD)
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Snooky, Just curious how exactly did you know when your gut was clearing out fungus?? Did you physically see stuff in your bowel movements or some other way??
So about almost a year and half ago now I had started having these itchy bumps...on my elbows, arms, knees and thighs...they almost looked like flea bites (I mentioned about this in the Ibrance thread a while ago) anyway at the same time (about a year and half ago) my left lower back and left hip were bothering me really bad that I went to an orthopedic surgeon. They did a CT scan found nothing thought it was bursitis. I went to 4 Dermatologists for the itchy bites (bumps) at one point they went away, but they would come back. They tested me FOR EVERYTHING. Every single food allergy environmental everything came back negative. They took 6 biopsies couldn't figure out what it was. I thought it was this Gluten Sensitivity called Dermatitis Heproformis..(which only affects the skin not the gut) .but I tested negative for that too and then I knew it couldn't be that because when the bumps would go a way for a few weeks I still was having gluten.
Finally now...after being diagnosed with Stage IV they came back again BAD...I went to Dermatologist here in Long Island at Stony Brook Med. University. He takes 1 look at me and says this:
"Generally when I have patients present with these same things its either some medication or supplement they take daily or I sent them for a full scan because it usually means they have cancer somewhere in the body"
My husband and I looked at him I like wanted to cry!!! This was the first guy after 4 different dermatologist that said that. He then asked what do I take on a daily basis (not including cancer meds bc I had this long before I was taking the cancer meds) I told him Claritan D, Vitamin D3 and Magnesium. He told me to try stopping 1 of them at a time. I did. I now know it wasn't the Clairitan D., or the Magnesium. It may be the Vit D3 I just started re-taking it a week ago...but still nothing itchy. If it turns out its NOT the VitD3 then it is the cancer and maybe the Ibrance/Letrozole, Faslodex are working. If you remember above when I said I had that pain in my left lower back and left hip almost a year and half ago that was when the itchy things started. Come to find out 3 months ago I have a met in Sacrum and 1 met in left hip. So...is it a coincidence that the mets started to bother me at the same time I got those itchy things??? That leads me to believe it was the cancer....so why am I posting this here....because I am wondering if that could be fungus related and now the cancer meds I am on are clearing out that fungus?
I am probably wrong about that meaning Ibrance and Let..faslodex are not anti fungals..but it makes me wonder....
I am going to cross post this only because I think if anyone else has/had a similar condition maybe theirs might be from cancer too and the meds are helping.
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Snooky: I also suffered from candidiasis all my life. I didn't know until 38 years old! I did several cleanings and in each of them I expelled a large amount of biofilm.The last one was about 6 months before the chemo .... a lot of biofilm! Then I was diagnosed and when I had taxol ... surprise! Lots of biofilm again! My conclusion is that biofilm regenerates at a surprising speed. It's daunting ...
The antifungal product mentioned by Ted is called Amistar. Ted says that according to the safety sheet, it is less toxic than table salt. I don't rule out trying it one day if things get really bad.
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So what does "expelling biofilm out" look like? I know what biofilm is how do you know it's coming out?
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Nicole: This is a picture of a biofilm, it is very unpleasant, so when you have seen it let me know to delete the post. It's for you to have an idea of what a biofilm looks like.
I've download it from the web
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Yes, Sonia! Right before I started the Fenben I ordered and used my favorite biofilm cleaner off the net.(wormwood, clove and? I don't have it in front of me) First, I did my favorite colon cleanse a simple salt flush. Very little biofilm came out, very little. But when I started the Taxol, biofilm had a different look to it. It was more rounded, thicker, harder, and like you said tons of it.
It's interesting that the Medical Profession do not recognize fungus and biofilm! Are you taking probiotics, trying to rebalance?
Me too, just a couple of years ago when I realized what systemic fungus was. For years, about 40, I'd have thrush, or scalp fungus, or nail fungus, or skin fungus. Each time I'd knock it back thinking it was gone. Never did I think that it was waiting in my body for a good time to come back out. It really does behave like cancer. I don't know how to attack it and knock it back for good. In the gut? or in the colon?
Nichole, I don't know what your condition was all about. Although I have spine mets, there Is little pain involved. When I said all meds are anti-fungal I was referring to mostly alternatives. Sorry for the confusion. Sometimes, when your body is detoxing it will rash you out.
Oh, Sonia, I remember that Pat from the Ibrance thread saying that Taxol gave her nail fungus! She said it took her a year to clear it up.
Sonia, this will interest you. About a year and a half ago, I read at Earthclinic that fungus tumors hate "cloves" So, I applied DMSO to my breast tumor and then waited about 5 minutes and put oil of cloves on it. Dang that burned. But the next morning I had a rash under my breast and down my sides. It looked like possibly shingles or fungus rash. I took pictures of it. Asked my ONC if it was shingles, she said no this is fungus!!!!!! I didn't tell her anything because we already had the cancer is not a fungus discussion.
Wow, Sonia you are the first person (except Frisky) whom I've spoke to who believes about intestional fungus. Mostly they think I'm nuts. lol
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Interesting information and important conversations you're having Snooky....it's amazing that something so obvious is totally ignored by our doctors till it's too late. It's always the systemic fungal infections that kill us in the end, so fighting Candida and funguses should alwaysbe our first priority, regardless if they are the real cause of cancer, or if they turn into opportunistic killers. Unfortunately, what all medical sites fail to disclose is how contaminated with deadly fungi is our food supply. More than in other developed countries, and then we wonder why the Europeans and now the Chinese won't buy our grains or diseased chickens and beef ....hummmm....Nothing compares to starting the day with a good amount of aflatoxins and ochratoxins in our milk and cereals. And Candida auris in our hospitals.
Snooky you're doing everything right! You will see amazing results soon. I don't doubt it! FZ in combination with everything else will reach those bastards no matter where they live!!
What you need to know about fungal infections
Chemotherapy and radiation lower your white blood cell count. As you receive your cancer treatment, your white blood cell count can become very low, also known as neutropenia Cdc-pdf[PDF – 2 pages]. During this time, your body will have trouble fighting infections, including fungal infections.1
Fungal infections can range from mild to life-threatening. Some fungal infections are mild skin rashes, but others can be deadly, like fungal pneumonia. Because of this, it's important to seek treatment as soon as possible to try to avoid serious infection.
Fungal infections can look like bacterial or viral infections. If you're taking medicine to fight an infection and you aren't getting better, ask your doctor about testing you for a fungal infection.
The type of cancer you have can affect your risk. If you have a blood cancer like leukemia or myeloma, you may be at greater risk for getting a fungal infection than people with other types of cancer.2,3
Your risk of infection can change based on the strength of your chemotherapy. Some types of cancer may require stronger chemotherapy medication than others, especially the blood cancers. This is sometimes known as aggressive chemotherapy. Aggressive chemotherapy weakens your immune system and can put you at risk for getting a fungal infection.4
Your hospital stay matters. After your transplant, you may need to stay in the hospital for a long time. While there, you may need to have procedures that can increase your chance of getting a fungal infection. Please see types of healthcare-associated infections for more information.
Where you live (geography) matters. Some disease-causing fungi are more common in certain parts of the world. If you live in or visit these areas and have cancer, you may be more likely to get these infections than the general population.5For more information on travel-related illnesses, please see the CDC Traveler's Health site.
Scientists say that unless more effective new antifungal medicines are developed and unnecessary use of antimicrobial drugs is sharply curbed, risk will spread to healthier populations. A study the British government funded projects that if policies are not put in place to slow the rise of drug resistance, 10 million people could die worldwide of all such infections in 2050, eclipsing the eight million expected to die that year from cancer.
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Nichole, here's a website that will help you understand what a biofilm is.
https://www.statnews.com/2016/06/28/biofilms-bacte...
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OMG, biolfims are disturbing. I only knew about plaque as a biofilm before now. Sonia, the biofilm pic you posted looks like a dead parasite . . . . !
Does anyone take black seed oil (active ingredient is thymoquinone)? I just started it today. It tastes awful and burned my throat. I decided to down it plain. May need to blend it into something else. It s supposed to help chemo work better, overcome tamoxifen resistance and work independently to kill breast cancer cells.
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