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Justus R. Hope discusses the potential of repurposed drugs, such as ivermectin and fenbendazole, in treating terminal cancers by targeting the metabolic drivers of cancer.The Metabolic Theory of Cancer, described by Dr. Pierre Kory, states that cancer uses sugar and glutamine as fuel and that cancer cells have defective mitochondria and cannot metabolise ketone bodies.Dr. Thomas Seyfried recommends starving cancer cells by restricting sugar and glutamine and feeding the body with ketones produced through fat consumption or fasting.Supplements like green tea, curcumin and vitamins can be added to target cancer stem cells, and repurposed drugs like doxycycline and metformin have...

A world-renowned oncologist has confirmed that ivermectin can be used to cure cancer after the top doctor used the wonder drug to treat over 1,000 terminally ill patients. The announcement was made by Dr. William Makis, a leading Canadian physician with expertise in radiology, oncology, and immunology.Makis spoke out in a new interview amid a flood of reports from around the world from doctors who are seeing unprecedented results from using a combination of ivermectin and fenbendazole to combat cancer. The subject recently attracted widespread attention when Hollywood star Mel Gibson dropped a bombshell about the treatment on Joe Rogan’s...

A new cancer treatment protocol involving repurposed drugs Ivermectin (commonly known as a ‘horse dewormer’), Fenbendazole (a ‘dog dewormer’), and Mebendazole has recently passed peer review and is being heralded as a potential breakthrough in cancer therapy. According to the Public Library of Science (PLOS), a research protocol is a detailed study design or set of instructions for carrying out a specific experimental process or procedure. The hybrid orthomolecular protocol, featured in the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine (Vol. 39.3), targets the mitochondrial-stem cell connection (MSCC), a key mechanism believed to drive cancer stem cells and tumor progression. Dr. William Makis,...

Yesterday the Expose published an article which highlighted just a few of the various diseases that were found to be potentially caused by parasites, including cancers. A recent review of nine published research papers by Doctor William Makis further supports the views in the article, but Dr Makis is more qualified to say “it is a reasonable hypothesis that COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Turbo Cancer patients could benefit significantly from anti-parasitic drugs.” One anti parasitic drug in particular, Fenbendazole, however, has not been sanctioned for human use by the FDA, but despite lacking “official” approval, it is cheap, safe and more...