If you are interested in any particular cancer, search for Ivermectin and that cancer name. It is a well-studied drug.
Fenbendazole, another dewormer (Panacur C) is also used to treat cancer. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3580766/
Swine “Pro-Zap” (Ivermectin formulated to human body mass @5ml per 100 pounds, subcutaneous) cost me $19 for a 500ml bottle last time I bought it. That’s roughly enough to dose 50 people. The only difference is the swine formulation has no lidocaine in it, so it burns for a few hours at the injection site.
PSA: India has health freedom, and https://www.indiamart.com/ is the Ebay of India with dirt-cheap access to things like IVM.
I have a dear friend in his 80s who was diagnosed with prostate cancer that had spread to his bones. He was given 18 months to two years.
He heard about Ivermectin early and managed to get it at a feed store - calls it “horse paste.”
He’s going on year 8 now and swears it is the Ivermectin that stopped the progression of his cancer.
Ivermectin is great but just because something is found in the soil means nothing. That’s where many disease causing agents comes from or are harbored. Tetanus is one.
Can I be arrested if I have my own stash?
“Don’t eat horse paste, y’all!” - The FDA
Ivermectin converts cold tumors hot and synergizes with immune checkpoint blockade for treatment of breast cancer
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41523-021-00229-5
But, but, but HORSE DEWORMER, or something.
"Vitamin I" is OTC in some countries.
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.
Thanks.
BKMK