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To: Varda
The difference is that the dose people are taking is very light (the dose is for a 10lb dog). I doubt most people know that the average dose of fenbendazole for a 100lb dog would be toxic to people.

On the other hand, stage 4 cancer patients are taking 1200 mg daily, with good results. There are many Facebook groups dedicated to Fenben and other alternatives for cancer control. We have become our own oncologists, using standard of care medicine for support as in advice, imaging and acute care.

71 posted on 08/10/2020 10:56:26 AM PDT by cicero2k
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To: cicero2k

True but 1200mg is not close to the dose for 100lb dogs. Fenbedazole (along with others in that class) is currently generating a lot of research. It’s pretty fascinating stuff. It’s mode of action correlates with some older research about cancer cells and how they grow. I’m very hopefull that taken together better cancer treatments will be the result.


72 posted on 08/10/2020 11:14:27 AM PDT by Varda
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