New Study Links Fenbendazole to Remission or Near-Remission in Three Stage IV Cancer Patients

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Fenbendazole is proving to be far more than a simple veterinary drug.


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Fenbendazole (FBZ) is a low-cost veterinary antiparasitic drug that has gained global attention as a potential anticancer therapy. Like ivermectin---another antiparasitic widely repurposed in research and clinical practice for its potent anti-tumor effects—fenbendazole appears to work far beyond its original veterinary use.

Preclinical studies show fenbendazole disrupts cancer cell survival through multiple pathways, but until now, human evidence has been scarce.

A newly published case series by Dr. William Makis et al in Case Reports in Oncology presents three remarkable patients with advanced, stage IV cancers (breast, prostate, and melanoma) who self-administered Fenbendazole outside conventional oncology protocols. All three achieved either complete or near-complete remission --- sustained for up to three years — without chemotherapy:

 

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I read an article about this earlier this year. Been meaning to do some research on it.
One thing I will say that came out of COVID.. I feel we found more uses for Ivermectin or at the least the info has come to light..
 
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Yep.
It’s not a miracle cure, but it does seem to help more than the .Gov and Pharma grifters would have you believe.

No money in healthy patients
 
Since I clicked on this study, my FB feed has been full of ads for IVM and Febendazole "Supplements". Weird since I thought IVM was a prescription drug?

Tempted to buy but most seem pretty scammy. For example the exact same tablets were being marketed under different names with same spammy advertising content but different Doctor names. I have learned never buy anything off FB ads!

Would like to find a reputable source assuming a prophylactic approach is possible.

Interesting stuff!
 
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A few states have made Ivermectin OTC, but all of the USA sources I've looked at are price gouging. I've had a few batches of various meds shipped from India pharmacies and they've all worked out. They actually ship from some small island, to minimize shipping and/or customs hassles I presume. There's a supposedly made-for-people rough equivalent of Fenben, Menbendazole, that requires a prescription. You could browse emedsmart.co, and there are others. You just have to order a large quantity to offset the shipping cost.
 
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