Fenbendazol also is an anti parasitic medicine for dogs, and I personally know two people who got rid of their cancer with it. Neither was lung cancer though. But Google fenbebdazol [and] cancer. you will be amazed.
I remember that you suggested that to me back in September. I did the research as you recommend in this post. What an eye opener. I thank you very much for your advice.
My wife is the one with unmethylated Glioblastoma Grade IV. I was able to find human grade fenbendazole and put my wife on it during the last week of her radiation and chemo. She has been on fenbendazole for about 6 weeks. She is taking the every day regiment and has had zero side effects.
At the end of her 6 week radiation/chemo treatments, the doctors warned us that the remaining tumor would look larger due to the swelling caused by the treatments. The MRI they took a month after the treatments showed that the spot where the tumor had changed significantly. It is now called “inclusion” rather than tumor. It was also 40% smaller than in the last MRI, rather than larger as they predicted. That wasn’t supposed to happen. It was so small that they could not tell if it was cancer or damage from the 30 rounds of radiation. The oncologist was surprised at the results and verbally said so.
I have no idea if it is really working or if the standard treatments did well out of shear good luck. I will need follow up MRIs to show if the trend continues. If the inclusion disappears, I would have to say that the fenbendazole was the key. This very well may have saved her life.
I highly recommend that people take your advice and do the research. There is plenty out there, even clinical trials.
Fenbendazol also is an anti parasitic medicine for dogs, and I personally know two people who got rid of their cancer with it. Neither was lung cancer though. But Google fenbebdazol [and] cancer. you will be amazed.
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were they using something like safeguard canine paste fenbebdazol??
the fenbendazol is also available in an equine plunger similar to IVM “horse paste”