Ivermectin, a potential anticancer drug derived from an antiparasitic drug

Science Direct (originally Pharmacological Research) ^ | January 2021 | Mingyang Tang, etc

[Non-Compliant_Deplorable]

Here’s a list of places to buy IVM (and most other generic meds), no Rx required:

https://patriots.win/p/16c23zoqT2/sources-for-ivermectin—hcq-anti

Here’s where to buy Fenbendazole:

https://fenbenlab.com

Fenbendazole dosing / protocols, and related:

https://www.fenbendazole.org

Links to search results for IVM and Fenben as cancer treatment:

https://presearch.com/search?q=fenbendazole+cancer

https://presearch.com/search?q=ivermectin+cancer+protocol

[Dutch Boy]

From what I have read, fenbendazole prevents micro tubular cells from processing glucose causing the cells to die. Parasites and cancer have that cell structure.

[ryderann]

Super. Thanks for passing it along.

[Getready]

The parent compound is avermectin from a species of Actinomyces discovered in a Japanese soil sample. Supposedly the bacteria are found on humans also.
Ivermectin is a derived semisynthetic analogue of avermectin. There are more analogues out there.
Toxic to some fish. Very few things are harmless.
But it does seem to have great potential for treatment of a few human diseases.
Thanks for the enlightening post.

[BereanBrain]

do you have an animal?

[grame]

A small dog. And I’m very generous too.

[Hiddigeigei]

"But, but, but HORSE DEWORMER, or something."
My wife and I take Ivermectin by prescription twice a week as a prophylactic. It comes in 10 MG pills. The bottle says "take 1 and 3/4 tablet (17.5 MG) by mouth 2 times a week for as long as the risk is elevated in community." Rather than splitting a pill I simply take two.

[BushCountry]

Ping for later.

[Faith65]

Thanks.
BKMK