Two other wormers, Fenbendazole and Mebendazole, are also used to fight cancers.
Last June my wife was diagnosed with Glioblastoma Multiforme Grade IV, unmethylated wildtype. The original tumor was larger than a jumbo chicken egg. The surgery removed all but a 5mm piece. While she was doing the traditional radiation and chemo treatments, I put her on a human grade fenbendazole. Over the next few months, the remaining tumor completely disappeared in the MRIs. During the last oncology visit the oncologist we expected to start the next 30 rounds of chemo but she stopped chemo all together. She said that continuing would do more harm than good since my wife had no signs of GBM in the last 3 MRIs. Then she said that the surgery must have been better than expected because the radiation and chemo likely did not make the tumor vanish. I have not told them about the fenbendazole treatments yet. Time will tell if it will continue to work. She has already made it past the 9 month mark where about 40% of people have died had has no sign of a return.
Given the prognosis of less than 2 years of survival, I thought it was worth trying. There is a lot of research information on the web about fenbendazole. It seems to have worked in her case. Her oncologists last words were, “Time to go and enjoy life.”