Fenbendazole

The following is a Case Report from a reader who used fenbendazole and ivermectin to help a family member with Sigmoid Colon Cancer, Stage II.

Substack report
Thank you, Mrs. Peel. Very interesting article.

I think the best and cheapest option is to get good old fashioned cattle/horse wormer like Panacur. It comes in powder form, goes long way, the powder is tasteless and it should be taken with fatty meal, since fat helps absorption in the gut.

From the Substack blog of the above case report, some additional information on fenbendazole administration, that fat - they tested olive oil - enhances the bioavailability up to 1.6-2.8 times.

Probably one then should take into consideration that the dosis has to be adopted accordingly.

How is Fenbendazole Best Administered?

Enhancing the Bioavailability of Fenbendazole with Oleic Acid._ Oleic acid is a fatty acid that occurs naturally in various animal and vegetable fats and oils. The most readily available, oleic acid-rich, practical substance is olive oil. Most likely due to its role as an emulsifying agent, Liu et al (2018) found that pairing mebendazole with oleic acid (olive oil) greatly enhances the bioavailability of mebendazole. The magnitude of the effect was substantial, 1.6 to 2.8 times greater serum levels of mebendazole were obtained when co-administering mebendazole with various oils compared to controls. Olive oil was the most effective mebendazole booster. As should be expected, the increased serum levels of mebendazole translated into more effective parasite killing effects in the animals models used as well.

Administration of Fenbendazole

The practical application of interactions of fenbendazole with the substances mentioned above are straight forward. To maximize the likelihood of ingested fenbendazole getting into the blood stream to kill distant cancer cells, helping absorption is wise. Whether you choose to take fenben with a fatty meal, mixed in a tablespoon of olive oil or both, these actions should deliver more bang for your buck with respect to more of the fenbendazole surviving digestive degradation to deliver more cancer killing punch.

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Thank you, Mrs. Peel. Very interesting article.



From the Substack blog of the above case report, some additional information on fenbendazole administration, that fat - they tested olive oil - enhances the bioavailability up to 1.6-2.8 times.

Probably one then should take into consideration that the dosis has to be adopted accordingly.
Yes, I saw that mention of fat as well. I have been putting some MCT oil into a shot glass, and then putting the Fedben in that. The report does mention various oils, so not restricted to olive oil.
 
Here is another variation of the protocol:


Someone who in August 2023 was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer reportedly cured the disease using a common veterinary medicine known as fenbendazole (Panacur C).
"Sudden and Unexpected" (@toobaffled) tweeted that last August, doctors told him he had just three to six months max to sort out his affairs. Thankfully, he knew about fenbendazole and immediately began a routine that also included a variety of dietary supplements and superfoods.


His morning protocol seven days a week looked like this:
Curcumin (600mg)
Zinc (50mg)
Milk thistle (15-30 drops, 2-3 times daily in fruit juice or water)
Serrapeptase (120,000 IU)
Fenbendazole (1,000mg of Panacur C, preferably with a meal)

At night, the protocol seven days a week looked like this:
Curcumin (600mg)
Berberine (600mg 2-3 times daily)
Quercetin (500mg)
Turkey tail
Vitamin E (800mg)
Fenbendazole (1,000mg)

The patient also took 12mg of ivermectin daily, 5-7 days per week.
He also recommends limiting sugar and processed food intake and drinking lots of green tea.



I won't paste the "X" (twitter) link because it might get erased/banned etc. and won't be available in the future.
I'll paste a screenshot instead (compressed to 50kb).

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