New Cancer Treatment Protocol: A Success!

American Greatness ^ | 5 Sep, 2025 | Stu Cvrk

[MtnClimber]

In response to a question about when a clinical trial for this protocol would be approved, their answers were consistent: it typically would take ten to twenty years to get a clinical trial approved, especially where no Big Pharma company would have a profit interest to lobby for a clinical trial of a protocol involving repurposed/off-patent drugs.

[Big Red Badger]

Interesting

[MMusson]

Vitamin C, Ivermectin and Fenbendazole is the Protocol.

[Blurb2350]

. . . along with a keto diet (protein and healthy fats) and modest exercise.

[sauropod]

Review.

[RideForever]

Wow. The de-worming (parasite) cure of IVM and fenbendazole works for cancer as well.

[thinden]

thanx for posting this info

[UMCRevMom@aol.com]

Appreciate your post.

Thank you.

[Big Red Badger]

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[Thommas]

Vitamin C, Ivermectin and Fenbendazole is the Protocol.

Expect this protocol to disappear from social discourse faster than you can say hydroxychloroquine and zinc..

[mikey_hates_everything]

So there’s a decent chance that he got the prostate cancer because of the treatment he got for his past tonsil cancer? Sheesh…

[delta7]

Vitamin C, Ivermectin and Fenbendazole is the Protocol.
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Amen. My friend at work relative was basically told to go home and die, Stage 4 cancer.

She loaded up on Ivermectin and is now certified Cancer free- by the same ones who told her she would die.

[stockpirate]

Bump

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

The trouble with Vitamin C is that it is water soluble, so is quickly eliminated from the body. The exception is if it is liposomal, which is fat soluble, which not only penetrates the cells, but remains in the body much longer.

[FrankRizzo890]

QUICK ROBIN! To the memory hole!

[mewzilla]

Interesting timing.

I just looked at published papers suggesting that ivermectin could work against various forms of cancer going back twenty years.

[ducttape45]

Vitamin C is easy enough to get, but Ivermectin and Fenbendazole either require a prescription or an off shore source. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

But I've heard good things about those two drugs being used to treat cancer. I hope more research is done utilizing those two drugs and that treatments like chemo and radiation forever disappear in regards to cancer treatment.

[so_real]

A new peer-reviewed cancer protocol authored by a team of sixteen cancer doctors and medical researchers from the US and several other nations was published in the September 2024 Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine, titled “Targeting the Mitochondrial-Stem Cell Connection in Cancer Treatment: A Hybrid Orthomolecular Protocol.” Its authors were prominent in oncology, and the published protocol was heavily footnoted to 204 medical studies documenting in vivo and in vitro safe and successful use of each and every element of the protocol. The authors of many of the referenced studies are at the top of their profession, i.e., well-known, highly published doctors and medical research professionals.

I'm so glad that professional oncologists are finally catching up to what we novice "anecdotals" have been doing and encouraging others to do for approaching a decade now. Maybe now people will wise-up and quit telling us to stop eating "horse paste" or "dog wormer" with their stupid cheesy (smarter-than-you) grins. Our numbers continue to grow, and not just because the doctor-knows-best crowd is dying faster than we are. There are things that I would add to the protocol, like 400mg twice daily of artemisin (on a four days on, three days off, schedule) and a quality multivitamin like Hardy Nutritionals makes. I've seen quite a few people over the years in remission following a similar protocol to the one posted. As long as you can psychologically give up the chemotherapy and radiation before it kills you, there is an opportunity for success. You can take the fenbendazole, artemisinin, and ivermectin for the entire duration of a very long life, but that can't be said for chemotherapy and radiation. You have to quit those before it goes too far and pushes you past the point of no return.

[mewzilla]

That’s where this is coming from.

See my reply #17.