Ringworm drug for dogs (Fenbendazole) might also cure cancer
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Good morning all and that Olma, that is great news, may you continue to always have great news!
Snooky, I hope you hear something soon. I doubt they would give you any info over the phone (wherever you went for the scans). They would need a consent form to send to you. Can you physically go there and get the report?
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Iulia, your protocol is very impressive, great homework! Please keep in touch and let's us know how your MIL fares. Meanwhile, my best wishes for amazing results and healing.
Saulius! I posted a detailed response to your question earlier today, in the previous page, but briefly...I would take the single dose that people take to deal with the infections, wait and see if that changes anything. Meanwhile, continue with the FZ high dose and the COC.
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Nicole, Metformin and Berberine have similar effects, yes, but are not exact duplicates. They each block different/ numerous pathways of the Jane M Metro Map. I am taking both w no ill effects.
iulia, welcome to our little group!
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Thank all of you for your throughts on ways to get my MRI results. I absolutely plan on calling my ONC's office if am If nothing happens I will drive to the facility where I had the MRI.
wish me luck.
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Snooky, I'm in your pocket already...everything is gonna be alright.
Did you have time to read that major study published in Nature? They are finally coming around to seeing fungus infestations in relation to cancer in the pancreas and digestive system. I guess, it will probably take another one hundred years before they will consider it anywhere else.
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Bless you Frisky!
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Dear Frisky, sorry, I did not understand you'll take one dose from that post:/ Won't happen again:> Saulius
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Saulius, ivermectin is taken in a single oral dose to treat scabies and other conditions (15/18 mg aprox.) Frisky plans to take that dose and wait for the results.
In the other hand Husband has published studies that suggest that a lower dose (approx. 3 mg) taken daily over a period of 12 to 42 days has shown excellent results ...
I think that each one of us should decide how to take it, since we do not know which form will work
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Dear Yndorian, thanks, it is perfectly clear now. For sure no one knows the dose, I just did not understand before what Frisky has decided, so that is why I re-asked. Next time I have to read it more carefully not to litter the broadcast:> My appologies again, Saulius
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Litter the broadcast? I do that everyday! LOL. No apologyze needed here...
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i am so grateful for the amazing info and sense of humor we share on this board, also for the great support...
love is never have to say you're sorry...she says while she sips green tea...after returning home from a vigorous walk
this is the third day that I feel something major is shifting inside...what that is...I'm not sure...but it's gooooooddddd!
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Frisky, you mentioned the chaga tea. I found that when I drank chaga tea it helped me sleep and also gave me some increased feeling of well being. I brew it overnight in a slow cooker. Unfortunately it is getting more expensive around here. $50 a pound now.
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Frisky wow yes that NYT article is eye-opening. And on the same page was a link to this:
Colon cancer fueled by gut bacteria
Let’s hope “big oncology” 😉 will be able to make use of these discoveries for us.
And thanks to all for the well wishes. XO
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Gut bacteria is likely to be a nexus between diet (western diet) and cancer.
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Husband, I suspect that taking 4grams of FZ daily is finally doing something...at least I hope so...I brewed Chaga yesterday and started drinking it...I'm sure it contributes to positively changing the inner landscape. I paid as much for a pound of chunks which I pulverize, but it goes a long way...
Olma, yes, both those studies point to a contrasting view of cancer...that might end up saving our lives,....it surely helps explain why all these various anti-parasites medications seem to have a permanent effect on cancer cells.
It's not only our western type diets that are a problem, but the quality of our food supply. The FDA is very lax about the amount of mycotoxins allowed in our food and the amount allowed in animal feed is outrageous. we literally poison them for months before they are slaughtered, but cooking doesn't destroy the mycotoxins, we ingest them when we eat the various foods, and mycotoxins are not visible or smelly...silent killers...
European laws instead are very stringent...
Mycotoxins are naturally occurring toxins produced by certain moulds (fungi) and can be found in food. The moulds grow on a variety of different crops and foodstuffs including cereals, nuts, spices, dried fruits, apples and coffee beans, often under warm and humid conditions.
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More on ivermectin, as I continue to explore the safety profile:
8.2 Drug-Drug Interactions
In vitro studies using human liver microsomes and recombinant CYP450 enzymes have shown that ivermectin is primarily metabolized by CYP3A4. Depending on the in vitro method used, CYP2D6 and CYP2E1 were also shown to be involved in the metabolism of ivermectin but to a significantly lower extent compared to CYP3A4. The findings of in vitro studies using human liver microsomes suggest that clinically relevant concentrations of ivermectin do not significantly inhibit the metabolizing activities of CYP3A4, CYP2D6, CYP2C9, CYP1A2, and CYP2E1.
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if someone is thinking of taking the ivermectin, please note:
ivermectin Drug InteractionsIvermectin is broken down by liver CYP3A4 enzymes [61].
Drugs that inhibit the CYP3A4 can increase ivermectin levels in the body and may increase the risk of side effects.
Many drugs inhibit CYP3A4, including statins, HIV protease inhibitors, dexamethasone, lidocaine, barbiturates (such as phenobarbital, butalbital), benzodiazepines (such as clonazepam, lorazepam), and valproic acid.
Also, drugs that inhibit P-glycoprotein (MDR1) may allow the transport of ivermectin across the blood-brain barrier [62].
Drugs that inhibit P-glycoprotein include verapamil, trifluoperazine, cyclosporine, tamoxifen, vincristine, clarithromycin, erythromycin, and omeprazole.
Finally, taking ivermectin after a high-fat meal resulted in increased absorption of ivermectin into the bloodstream. High-fat meals may increase the risk of liver dysfunction due to the increase in ivermectin absorption [64].
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It's interesting that ivermectin is at times combined with albendazole, a drug very similar to fenbendazole. It is considered a safe combination, at least in single doses.
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It’s funny, husband, I was reading the same article, trying to figure out if it’s safe to mix them. However, i would have to stop taking a bunch of other medications, including the statins, that are counter indicated with ivermectin
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A great post today from someone with breast cancer on my Repurposed Drugs FB group:
"GREAT NEWS!! for which I am so grateful to Jane McLelland for publishing her book, and to the wonderful community that has formed around me here online to help me understand this theory, and apply it to my own stage 4 cancer healing journey!
I got a call from my oncologist LAST NIGHT to finally confirm (after two separate reviews of my PET/CT of 3 wks ago against my only other PET/CT from June 2017) that my CURRENT scan was completely PET """negative!""" HOORAY~I was hoping he would say "NED" but he said the term is "PET negative'."
Here is a link to the poster's blog where she gives some pretty detailed pathway dosing information:
Also wanted to clarify from an earlier post on this thread that Jane McLelland actually had cervical cancer that metastasized to her lungs. But it did not start as lung cancer. . although I agree that every cancer is different so response to various things are definitely different depending on the cancer type. And Snooky1954 we've been praying every day for you in this household here for good results.
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I went to Med Records and am so glad I did!!!!!!!!!!!!
No Mets in my brain. Glory to God. I took all you guys with me in spirit.
The only finding that was negative was:
Senescent and chronic ischemic changes. Which when I looked it up, it means I'm getting old. Didn't
need a scan to tell me that!
I'm still trying to figure out what the findings on my cervical scan means.
Please everyone say a prayer of thanks with me today.
Be back soon, need to stop shaking.lol
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Oh Snooky that is so wonderful. Praise God!
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FANTASTIC news, Snooky! I am so so happy for you! Yippee!!!!
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Snooky it's time to celebrate! I'm so very happy for you! She says as she sips her daily chaga tea, this time spiked with lemon juice and stevia...
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Snooky,
So glad to hear the good news!
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SNOOKY, THAT'S ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS !!! So happy for you! I knew everything would be alright 🍾🥂🎆😀😀😀❤
I will pray to thanks today, my friend
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mysticalcity, thank you for providing the link to that amazing and successful protocol...although extensive, it's through and clear.
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All Praise to God Snooky 1954!! Everyone have a fantastic weekend!
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An essential approach in integrative healthcare involves the strategic combination of targeted modalities that work together to increase benefits of conventional therapies. This is particularly essential when addressing cellular health.
A 2017 preclinical study published in BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine demonstrates that a breast health dietary supplement offers significant support in this area, specifically against the growth of aggressive breast cells.
Performed at the Methodist Research Institute, Indiana University Health, this study highlights the ability of the breast formula to boost the effects of tamoxifen—a hormonal protocol used for cellular breast health—against estrogen receptor-positive (ER-positive) breast cells. This is the fourth published study on this physician-formulated supplement, and the first using ER-positive cells, to demonstrate the vital breast health benefits of this unique formula.*
These outstanding results were also presented June 2019, at the ICCR-2019.Breastdefend Enhances Effect of Tamoxifen in Estrogen ReceptorPositive Human Breast Cancer in Vitro and in Vivo
http://cancerconf.org/material/Paper%208.pdf
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Dear Snooky, I told ya, Frisky is always right, haha!:)P So happy for you, don't know how am going to fall asleep (yes, it is night here on this side of the world:) Now let's pray that Nicole's PET is good which I am sure will be
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