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Dr Makis has several prostate treatment success stories.
He is on X .... his substack is behind a paywall but I can copy and paste the protocols...
Here’s one ...
PROTOCOL:
We started the following protocol:
Ivermectin 1mg/kg/day
Fenbendazole 444mg/day
Melatonin 120mg/day
IP6
Artemisia
Blackseed oil
Berberine
My Take…
“approaching 4 months on Ivermectin plus the other products”
“the oncologist report is that there is shrinkage in all areas (prostate, bladder wall and lymph nodes. He is not in remission as yet”.
The answer to the question is: continue until remission. The Protocols I use are designed for 3 months with a reassessment to make sure tumors are responding.
Here’s another...
STORY:
60s year old Prostate Cancer patient, new diagnosis, Gleason 7 (3+4 and 4+3) with bilateral disease.
Famous US Cancer Centre:
“Overall, I think you will eventually come to need treatment of your prostate and because you appear to have bilateral disease, whole gland treatment is likely the best cancer strategy. Whether undergoing treatment now, or observing for a bit longer is the best route depends on your goals.”
“We can consider radical prostatectomy…I’m less enthusiastic about radiation treatment as you are very young and likely to experience the secondary effects of radiation on your normal tissue as you age.”
Pretty standard stuff from a large US Cancer Centre that is stuck in the “Big Pharma guidelines” era.
IVERMECTIN/FENBENDAZOLE:
Patient did about a month of Fenbendazole 222mg Joe Tippens Protocol, then I got involved.
We started a high dose Ivermectin/Fenbendazole Protocol
My Take:
PSA went: 4.4 to 3.6 to 2.46 (lowest PSA level in 2 years)
44% drop in PSA in about one month!
Transient visual symptoms affect some patients at Ivermectin doses above 60mg. They tend to go away with time.
Why the high dose Ivermectin/Fenbendazole regimen?
young patient
“A Gleason Score of 4+3 represents a moderately aggressive form of prostate cancer.”
“bilateral disease at the prostate apex plus an additional region with cancer at the base.”
Liver/Kidney functions were normal, with slight elevation in Bilirubin.
Patient replied...
My current dosage of Ivermectin once per day is 2mg/kg/day (162mg) 7 days a week and
Fenbendazole is 888mg/day 6 days a week, split into 2 doses with food. I am also taking
the Bioactive Compounds as well.
So main question, do I need to reduce Ivermectin or Fenbendazole so I don’t have any
liver or kidney issues?
I find that Ivermectin and Fenbendazole are well tolerated and it’s very rare to see any issues on bloodwork.
I’ve caught some Oncologists lying to their patients about the possible risks of Ivermectin or Fenbendazole on liver function. They insist that Ivermectin and Fenbendazole are “dangerous”.
In reality, only 2-3% of patients see issues on their blood work and these patients usually have either a primary liver malignancy or extensive liver metastases.
The goal is to clear these malignant prostate lesions without need for invasive treatment options like radical prostatectomy.
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Hope this helps.