[Bigg Red]

In doing a quick search on the Joe Tippens protocol, I came across this:

...involves taking fenbendazole daily for 3 days, followed by 4 days off, and this cycle is repeated for 3 to 6 months....

Do not recall seeing the part about taking 4 days off. Can someone tell me, please, it that part is correct.

I have my husband on this protocol, and need to know if I am doing this wrong.

TIA

[grey_whiskers]

https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4314335/posts?page=3280#3280

Thanks numberonepal.

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The Joe Tippens Protocol, inspired by Joe Tippens' remission from terminal lung cancer in 2016, involves fenbendazole, a veterinary deworming drug, combined with supplements like vitamin E, curcumin, and CBD oil. Tippens credits this regimen, alongside conventional treatments, for his recovery. The protocol has gained popularity for its affordability and anecdotal success in various cancers, with reported mechanisms including microtubule disruption and cancer cell starvation.

While preclinical studies show promise, no large-scale human trials confirm efficacy, and caution is advised due to potential interactions with standard treatments. Consult a healthcare professional before use.

Reported Dosages Table

Component	Dosage	Frequency	Notes
Fenbendazole	222 mg (1 g of Panacur C/Safe-Guard, containing 222 mg fenbendazole)	Daily, 7 days/week (modified) or 3 days on, 4 days off (original)	Taken with a fatty meal for better absorption.
Vitamin E	400–800 IU	Daily, 7 days/week	Optional due to potential interactions with other treatments.
Curcumin (Bioavailable)	500–600 mg	1–2 capsules daily after meals	Onco Pathway 2 or Theracurmin HP recommended.
CBD Oil	25 mg (1–2 drops of 1500 mg full-spectrum CBD oil)	Daily, sublingually before sleep	USDA-certified organic hemp recommended.
Berberine	Not specified (Onco Pathway 3)	Daily, 7 days/week	Supports glucose metabolism to starve cancer cells.
Onco Adjunct Pathway 1	Not specified (Cryo Extracted Hemp, frankincense, Nano C60 carrier)	Daily, as tincture	Enhances delivery of ingredients into bloodstream.
Ivermectin (optional)	0.2–2 mg/kg body weight	3–4 days/week	Suggested for advanced/aggressive cancers, not part of original protocol.

Additional Notes

• Fenbendazole Variations: Some report higher doses (1–4 g daily) based on cancer severity, but 222 mg is standard.
  
  
• Ivermectin: Suggested by some for aggressive cancers at 2 mg/kg, not original protocol.
  
  
• Duration: Typically 3–6 months, with some continuing for prevention. Adjust based on response and medical guidance.
  
  
• Safety: Fenbendazole is generally well-tolerated, but prolonged use may cause gastrointestinal distress or liver changes, requiring monitoring.
  
  

Conclusion

The Joe Tippens Protocol offers hope through its affordability and anecdotal success, inspiring cancer patients to explore complementary options. While promising, it lacks robust clinical evidence, and its use alongside conventional treatments requires caution. Tippens’ advocacy and ongoing research highlight its potential, but medical supervision is essential to ensure safety and efficacy.

Sources

• My Cancer Story Rocks
• Preclinical Studies on Fenbendazole
• Joe Tippens’ X Posts
• Fenbendazole.org Protocol Details

[numberonepal]

Can someone tell me, please, it that part is correct.

I'm not 100% sure, but I think it's to allow some larva to hatch. Ivermectin and Fenben do not kill the eggs. The first rounds kills off what's mature. The second round kills off the larva. You rotate this like 3 times I think, and you should be rid of the critters for a while.