If you have a pet or loved one with cancer, I have 3 words for you.
TRY.... FENBENDAZOLE... NOW!!!
Please don't wait a whole year like I did, and then regret it.
This is kind of a long post, but i want to put a link for this very long list of testimonials, right here at the top, so that you can see right away... this stuff is no joke. Look at all the detailed success stories there are on this list. Imagine how many people could be saved with every doctor in the the country told people about fenbendazole! There are some really simple reasons why it works... and this will be explained further down the page.
https://www.onedaymd.com/2024/02/fenbendazole-cancer-success-stories.html
Sorry if this photo below takes you by surprise and grosses you out, but i really feel like it needs to be shown, because it conveys WHY i am telling people they should look into Fenbendazole, asap (unless your dog has the MDR1 gene... this place offers an MDR1 test for $70, or you can shop around on Google). If you scroll down the page, you will see lots of information that explains why it works so well to kill cancer from many different angles.
This is what Kali's fungated mammary tumor started to look like, after using panacur paste for just 2 days. The picture on the bottom is after the second day. Look at how much it's shrinking. It's as if it is dividing into two lobes, because the middle part is being dissolved. I have used a lot of things that have definitely helped, but nothing has been as noticeable as this.
9-19-20
I just took this photo this morning... this is the other side of the tumor. It's slowly shrinking, and "deflating" like an aerobed. Cancer needs microtubules to stay propped up, just like an airbed needs air. Without those very important things, the structure falls apart.
Please don't be fooled by the dates, this is not 12 days of progress. I have only been using the fenbendazole for a few days, since about the fourteenth.
I do want to mention that we are still in the early stages of using this treatment, and I know we are not out of the woods yet. I have noticed that, in the 1st pic on this page, there is an area just above the fungated part (top left), that seems to be getting more rounded, but I can't for sure tell if this is some kind of illusion, because there are other parts that are caving in slightly, which can make other parts look more protruded. But overall, the tumor really does appear to be shrinking.
Testimonials
There are many, so I put a section about this further down the page.
The type of Fenbendazole I used
Joe Tippens, who has the best fenbendazole success story I've ever heard, it warns people to be cautious of people selling fake fenbendazole. To be honest, I don't know which ones to stay away from. The type of fenbendazole I used was a tube of panacur (for horses), made by Merck, that I had purchased a few years ago, but I never got around to using it, and only stumbled on it again the other day. I did check the Amazon reviews, and there are 18 by people who mentioned they use it on their dogs. The people at All Family Pharma seemed to have a pretty good reputation despite the fact that I don't think their Fenbrndazole is from Merck. Fenbendazole has been around so long now, a lot of places can manufacture it legally. For this reason, I think I heard you can get it in Canada or Mexico really cheap, at a regular pharmacy. Something to keep in mind if you go on vacation there!
I rubbed some on the tumor (just on day 1), and have been giving it to her in a mixture of different supplements I feed to her with a syringe at night. I'd say the amount I used was about a teaspoon of the paste. The reason I only did a topical application on day one is, even though I did taste it and rub it on my own skin, I started having second thoughts and realized I really should look it up to make sure it was safe to use directly on the tumor. I did read in a facebook group that other people have done this, so I am starting back up again. I should note that I also used turkey tail extract and cbd oil, mixed in with the paste.
Since the approximate dose I read about is 2.5 to 10 mg per pound, and Kali is probably about 80 pounds right now, that means she should be getting between 200 mg and 800 mg daily. I am going to try giving her something in the middle range: 2 packets daily at 222 mg each (one in the morning, one at night). So, about 444 total daily. I might increase or decrease the amount, depending on the results I see, and how Kali is feeling.
Where to get it
I don't even remember where I got the Fenbendazole tube, because it was years ago... i think it was in a pet store, and part of the reason I don't remember is i think I just got it spontaneously one day when I saw it, because I suspected one of my cats, Bert, might have had internal cancer (he was never diagnosed, but he was showing some possible symptoms of cancer). I was worried it could be cancer, because I used to use Advantage flea medication on all my cats (I used to have several), for about a decade, before I realized how toxic those flea meds are, aandI know that they can cause cancer. One of my first cats, Setzer, was diagnosed with lymphoma, and I really think it was related to those flea medications, so I started to look for alternatives, but by then, my other cats had been exposed to those poisons for way too long. It took me over a decade to learn about way better, safer, just-as-effective (NO joke), natural, and more affordable options.
Anyway... back to the fenben...you can see the type of fenbendazole I used, on this page. You might also be able to find it at a local pet shop or feed store. I just called a local place, and it was about $20 for a tube. It's more expensive than Amazon, but the stuff is worth its weight in gold, so if you really need it to get it asap, please don't hesitate to get it locally.
All Family Pharma has lots of commercials on Bitchute (they're advertising Ivermectin, which costs a lot more, so they are able to pay for that advertising). I believe they removed the word "pharma" from their logo, for legal reasons, so it may say "All Family Health" but it's still the same company as All Family Pharma. I did a spreadsheet and did a cost analysis of a few different varieties, based on the cost per "packet" of 222 mg of fenbendazole. The cost for All Family Pharma is about 70 cents per pill (what would be in a packet, for many other brands).
Figuring out the confusing mg/gram/ ml/% etc conversions
I want to explain something that was a little confusing for me. Fenbendazole is the ACTIVE INGREDIENT, and typically, pills and packets are sold in measurements of 222 mg, as a sort of standard "dose" that you can increase or decrease, depending on your pet's needs. So, even though.a packet says "1 gram," that is NOT likely to be the amount of fenbendazole that's in there. You have to look for the fenbendazole amount, not the total weight of the package.
I just placed an order for 15 packets (five 3-packs, 1 gram each with 222 mg fenbendazole per pack). Got it from this place called PetPawsRX, which is supposed to arrive today, 9/18, but I am going to be looking into different options. I think there may be some cheaper places if you buy in bulk.
I believe this place (link below) is the store and product mentioned by the person who is an expert in one of the facebook groups. It's about $90 for a bottle, but it's pure fenbendazole that should last a lot longer than individual packets or paste. I did not see a shipping charge or tax, but that could be because I didn't place the order yet.
https://thehappyhealingstore.com/product/fenben-pure-powder/
Testimonials
I have heard several dog owners mentioning that fenbendazole is working for them. I don't have any particular stories that come to mind, but I kept on seeing various people seeing that they were using fenbendazole, and it was helping their dog. I saw a lot of similar comments as I was combing through the different facebook groups, trying to figure out what would be the best thing to use.
"Rock Star" Joe Tippens
If you really want to see a detailed story of how and why fenbendazole works, I highly recommend you watch the videos with Joe Tippens, below, and also go to Joe Tippens' website (www.MyCancerStory.Rocks), and read his story about how he was diagnosed with a tumor in his lungs, which hmm metasticized after it was treated, and the cancer spread all over his body. He was given a ZERO percent chance of survival, yet he still beat it with Fenbendazole. He became 100% cancer free! He lists his protocol on this page. You can also find Fenbendazole cancer treatment groups on Facebook.
Joe has numerous success stories from people who feel their lives were saved by using Fenbendazole. But ... again...he also has too many stories of people who took too long to get started, and they admitted to him that they realized, it was too late. I'm hoping me and Kali won't be in that category, but I am still hopeful, and at the very least, I'm hoping this page can help other people to get started sooner than later.
Look at some these human testimonials... there are even lots of testimonials for different types of cancer that are notoriously hard to beat, like pancreatic cancer! And yes, it apparently works for dogs, too. Please note that I am not a doctor or vet, and all of this is experimental for me so far. So please be sure to do your own research. But I'm sharing all this stuff because I also think it's very important to have hope, and what I have seen so far has been giving me a lot of that ☺️. It's pretty incredible to see how people are getting results even with pancreatic cancer.
The woman who got me to make this page
Seeing so many success stories about pancreatic cancer is heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time for me, because I originally learned about fenbendazole just about six months after my dear friend and mentor, Jeanne passed away from pancreatic cancer. Please know that if this page helps you in any way, it is because of Jeanne. She left me a place to stay ( the same place I had been at for over sixteen years). That afforded me the time to write and research (full time) health topics like cancer and Covid. The house had a balloon mortgage on it and went into foreclosure (which may explain some of the stress I have been under), but I am still trying to save it 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.
Losing Jeanne (and also my husband, and my best childhood friend Fiona) to cancer really left me with a passion to help others NOT go through what we did. The doctors made it sound like Jeanne had a zero percent chance of survival (and they gave my husband a death sentence as well). Back in 2018, we tried every alternative remedy we could think of, to beat Jeanne's cancer, but I didn't know anything about fenbendazole at the time. Now i'm on a mission to tell the whole world about it (and also share dosage information for what other pet wners are using) so that it's not so confusing and overwhelming that people just skip it, like I did. That is way too easy to do. So if you think this information could help anyone else, please share it.
https://www.onedaymd.com/2024/02/fenbendazole-cancer-success-stories.html
I am kicking myself for not using Fenbendazole sooner, but I've been under so much stress, and have been juggling so many different remedies, I just have not been thinking straight. I honestly believe that if I'd started using fenbendazole as soon as Kali's tumor started to develop, it never would have gotten so big, nor would it have become "fungated" (which makes it way harder to treat).
I've spent the last week trying to analyze, WHY didn't I use this sooner?!?
And here's the thing... in order to start using a treatment on their dog (or human), I think people really need to clearly see these all, or most, of these things: 1) Strong testimonials (Fenbendazole has so many of those, it's mind blowing, but you don't necessarily see them online), 2) a strong safety profile, 3) the ability to obtain it and use it easily (which includes being able to afford it), and 4) an explanation of WHY it works. They also need to have a general understanding of how much to use, and I was never really clear on that. Everything was still kind of vague in my mind. If you don't know how much you're supposed to use, it's hard to make a decision because you don't know if it's going to cost $5 a week or $50 a day. I really just did not know, and all this vagueness and uncertainty was not exactly pushing me to order it.
Because I wasn't very clear on all those things, it was just way too easy to keep on putting off ordering it! But now I wish someone had explained all this to me, ahead of time. I can't change the past, but hopefully I can get other people to see why this is such an important addition to just about any dog's cancer regimen.
I have a list of 3 BIG reasons why fenbendazole works so well, and you can see it further down the page (highlighted in yellow). I also highly recommend you check out this substack post, which lists even more reasons why it works so well against cancer.
A big part of the problem with Fenbendazole not catching on sooner, is that it is too cheap for anyone to make a big profit from it, so there's just no budget for anyone to advertise it!! In order for anyone to advertise anything, a merchant needs to be able to recoup their advertising costs. But Fenbendazole is way too cheap to do that!!
So, unless someone actually tells you about it, AND shows you the testimonials, AND explains why it works so well, AND tells you how easy it is to use, AND tells you it's affordable, AND tells you it's got a very high safety profile, AND tells you how and where to easily get it... you can easily get lost in the shuffle of trying a dozen other things that are being advertised... and have no idea what you're missing. It's EXTRA easy for that to happen when you're super stressed out about your dog, and/or life, and not thinking straight! So you could wait a whole year to try it (like I did), and by then it could be too late.
I have seen lots of cases were someone in stage four was able to beat cancer... like Joe Tippens, but Joe himself has said he has seen too many cases where it was just too late for someone, because they waited too long. So please... don't do that!!
I had seen both of these Joe Tippens videos, below, many years ago, on YouTube. But just like with almost all of Jason's incredible videos about how well Apricot seeds work for cancer... YouTube removed them!!! I'd saved the video link, but when I tried to view it, years later, this is what I found (don't worry, I still managed to dig up a copy):
They also removed another really good interview with Joe, where he talks about why it works so well. I had to do a little digging, but was able ot find them both on Bitchute, and am embedding them both below. You may want to save the video links, in case for some reason this page disappears off Blogger, too (it's happened before). A great place to find archived, internet videos is The Wayback Machine.
Joe's Story:
Joe is a successful businessman who went to visit a doctor before going on trip to Switzerland. He just had some nasal congestion, but a doctor convinced him to do a full PET scan, and found a tumor in his lung. Despite having no major symptoms of cancer, they talked him into getting chemo and radiation (total hospital bill: over $1.2 million dollars). Joe's doctor told him the good news is, they killed the tumor. The bad news was, the cancer had metastasized all over his body, and was now in his neck, stomach, liver, bladder, pancreas and bones! As he says, his PET scan lit up like a Christmas tree! The doctors told him there was nothing else they could do, and they sent him home to die. But, thanks to a small animal veterinarian who had heard about how well Fenbendazole works against cancer, Joe is still alive and well!
This video below is a must-see! But as I said, it was removed from YouTube! Honestly, I was shocked when I saw it on YouTube at all, back in 2019, because I'd already seen so much censorship by that point. Click HERE to see the video directly on Bitchute (I strongly suggest you bookmark the video in case this page disappears... I've had MANY pages censored).
JOE TIPPENS CURED OF SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER BY TAKING DOG DE-WORMER (FENBENDAZOLE)
In this video below, Joe notes how the BEST cancer center in the world (MD Anderson) gave up on him... but he was still able to beat his cancer. The story about how Fenbendazole was discovered to be a cancer cure is pretty wild. The gist is, a scientist from Merck was infecting lots of mice with cancer, as part of her experiment. But when all the mice suddenly developed parasites, she had to give them all Fenbendazole, to save them (otherwise, all that research and hard work would go down the drain). The drug got rid of the parasites, but guess what else happened? Their cancer vanished. Shortly afterwards, this same scientist was diagnosed with brain cancer, and like Joe, she was given a death sentence. Since she had nothing to lose, she decided to go ahead and take the Fenbendazole herself, and what do you know... her cancer vanished, too.
Joe Tippens Cures Terminal Cancer with Pet Medicine (click HERE to see it on Bitchute.... and save the link!) Please note, Joe has said in recent interviews that he is no longer using Vitamin E as part of his regimen. Please visit his website for his most current protocol and updates.
Joe Tippens Cures Terminal Cancer with Pet Medicine
Why Fenbendazole works so well:
1) It disrupts the microtubules in cancer (also found in parasites). Those microtubules are like pillars that need to stick together to give cancer its structure, and Fenbendazole has the ability to disrupt them, to the point where they can't continue to grow.
2) It inhibits glucose uptake! This is huuuge. We all know cancer feeds on sugar, but this drug keeps them from being able to feed on and metabolize their usual food source.
3) It generates the production of healthy P53. P53 is like the cancer-killing gene. In order to get cancer, people typically have problems with P53 - either it's mutated, or your body isn't making enough of it. This simple drug can help people to make sure your cancer defense system is working like it should.
If you go the route I did (doing all kinds of other things first), you could end up spending thousands of dollars in the process, using up all your resources for time and money... and you could end up losing your dog (or other loved one you're trying to save) in the process.
Trying to help someone else beat cancer can be exhausting, physically and emotionally. It's like trying to hold back a massive flood. Cancer can be extremely aggressive, multiplying quickly and spreading in every direction.
Some cases of cancer can double down and spread even further, when you try to kill it. At least, as a vet tech told me. certain cancers are like that, and I am pretty sure that is the type Kali has. If you don't use a treatment that is extremely good at HALTING that replication, you could exhaust yourself, like someone trying to swim against a very strong current.
I've lost 3 of the most important people in my life to aggressive, unrelenting forms of cancer, and am determined not to let it happen again with Kali. And if I can help other people not go through the same heartbreak I've been through in the last 7 years... all the better.
The bottom line is, Fenbendazole can be really good at HALTING the production of cancer cells, for SEVERAL reasons, which I'll explain further down the page. I could see with my own eyes that in just 2 days, Kali's tumor was shrinking faster than with anything else I had tried. It also has a very high safety profile, and is dirt cheap compared to many other methods.
Beware of stupid little excuses to put off trying Fenbendazole!
I had heard incredible stories about Fenbendazole many years ago, so you'd think I'd have tried it on Kali by now. The thing is, I did try it, when she just had a weird growth I was concerned about (different spot from the aggressive tumor I'm dealing with now). I didn't even know if it was cancer or not... it was just a weird growth, that didn't seem to be causing any problems. I tried using a packet of Panacur C to see if that would make it go away, but couldn't tell if it was doing anything. I didn't even use the whole box, because I just wasn't that concerned about it. So I just kind of put Fenbendazole on the back burner
Then, after Kali got the Rabies vaccine and it was obvious we had a serious issue on our hands (I should note that that other growth has not grown, so maybe it wasn't cancer), I got caught up using other methods over the last year, to treat her tumor. And there are a LOT of other cancer-treating methods you can find, on Google!
I knew I had one or two of those Panacur packets around somewhere, but couldn't seem to find them, so I just put off using it while I focused on other things. I now realize, that one simple, stupid excuse - that I put off using Fenbendazole simply because I couldn't find the packet(s) I already had, ending up costing me dearly. I should have just ordered new packets! I put it off because I'm on a super tight budget, but I realize now, but not effectively halting the cancer's replication, I ended up spending WAY more money in the long run.
Be aware of stupid negative associations that can prevent you from using something that is actually life-saving!
I hate to say it, but this is a small part of the reason I avoided febendazole. We can develop negative associations and avoid things for the stupidest reasons, and we really need to be aware of those associations, so they don't keep us from using something that could potentially be life saving.
I had a weird "disappointment association" with fenbendazole, that really should not have been a "thing"... but somehow it was.
There was a part of me that was "disappointed in fenbendazole" because I found out about it too late to save Jeanne. It's so dumb, that should not have it made any difference in terms of me choosing to use it or not. But somehow, our brains tend to attach negativity to all kinds of things, and a lot of us have a tendency to just plain avoid things with any kind of negative attachment.
If fenbendazole was the only thing out there to choose from, I would have tried it a lot sooner. But just because I had that sliiiiight negative association, I opted to try the other new, shiny object cures that didn't have ANY negative association in my mind, first. So the fin bendez, all just sat there on the back burner of my brain.
Say I went to a party and there were ten people there whom I i didn't recognize at all, except for one person I did recognize (but we had never officially met or interacted). Imagine I knew this person was super smart, and great at math, and I'd wanted to hire them as a math tutor, years ago. But the person was booked solid, so I never even got to talk to them. Now, here they are at the party, and I don't want to go anywhere near them because I'm still hanging on to that stupid old disappointment that I never got to hire them before. Even though I never even met them, and the person who has no idea who I am, because they were so popular that I couldn't even get through, and that was many years ago, and the person is probably even smarter now, because several years have passed. And yet, I still don't want to talk to and learn from this super smart person at this party, because I'm still a little butt-hurt by some stupid thing that happened a long time ago.
Do you see how human emotions can really mess us up, in the most stupid ways?
I realized, I was hanging onto stupid negative emotions of disappointment with fenbendazole. Why? Because I was hanging on to the thought of, Why couldn't it have shown up in time for me to give it to Jeanne??? It makes me think of the time.I was in my early twenties and waited for a bus, late at night in downtown San Francisco. I had waited at that same bus stop many, many times with no problem. But for whatever reason, this particular night, an hour had passed and the bus never came. I kept thinking well I waited a whole hour so it's probably i'm gonna come any minute. But it didn't. So I waited another hour. And I was seriously contemplating just walking home, because if I had done that in the beginning, I'd be home already. But now I felt like I was vested. I had already put two hours into waiting for the stupid bus, and I wasn't gonna let all that time go to waste. I was getting on that d*** bus, come hell or high water.. It had to be coming soon. So I waited some more. And some more. And finally after THREE HOURS, the bus finally came. I was so mad, I was in tears. Exasperated, I practically screamed at the bus driver. WHERE WERE YOU???!!!???
It probably won't come as a surprise that the driver who did finally show up was not the usual driver, he was just someone who was filling in for the other driver who'd totally dropped the ball. So in other words... I was mad at the wrong guy. I shouldn't have taking out my frustration on him, when he was actually the helpful guy who showed up and was able to finally put a stop to my temporary insanity (who knows I could have been there for another three hours if he hadn't shown up).
Me being mad at that bus driver was like me being mad about fenbendazole "not showing up on time." It wasn't the fenbendazole's fault. It was the medical industry's, for not telling me about it. And I guess it was my fault, for not doing more research (even though that year I
Going down the Research Rabbit Hole
When you first start out trying to treat a dog (or person) for cancer, you can easily get caught up in doing research on Google, because the fact is, there are SOOO many things out there, that REALLY DO work, for reducing cancer!
It's just that some work a lot better than others. And some are a lot more affordable than others.
When you start doing searches on Google, it's easy to get Shiny Object Syndrome, or Shiny Cure Syndrome. A whole bunch of ads will pop up on Google and in your Facebook feed, because they are able to detect that you are searching for a cancer cure. That's how I went down the rabbit hole with mushroom supplements. One look at all the testimonials for Critical Immune Defense, from people who had pets who'd given it glowing reviews... well, of course I wanted to try it! Keep in mind, I hadn't actually seen any reviews from pet owners who'd used Fenbendazole, at that point (if I had, I couldn't remember them).
Beware of Backsliding
I realize now, that simple backsliding is what can keep a lot of people from beating cancer in the long run, and it's SUPER EASY to backslide with cancer, for different reasons. I can think of many different times, and ways, this happened, over the last year, because I wasn't using something that consistently kept me AHEAD of the tumor's growth rate.
There are a lot of things that work, but if you stop doing them, the cancer can grow quickly.... sometimes even faster than it did before.
There were many times when I'd use something that worked GREAT, in the beginning, but then I'd end up having to temporarily stop using it, for different reasons.
Critical Immune Defense clearly worked... but I just couldn't afford the $110 it was costing, per month, when I couldn't even afford to keep my WATER on. So, I stopped, and tried other things. And in those months that we weren't using it, while I experimented with other things, we were BACKSLIDING, and the tumor continued to grow.
Apricot seeds also clearly worked, but Kali went through a phase where she didn't feel well, and didn't want to eat much, after she'd taken a bite out of a dead rat (or maybe it was a gopher), while we were walking. It was camouflaged and I didn't see her do this till it was too late. She didn't feel well, and didn't poop, for several days. She didn't want to eat anything with the "apricot paste" I'd been putting on chicken (and after I made the mistake of trying to force her to eat it, she didn't want to touch the stuff)! So, the tumor kept on growing. Another backslide!
It's way too easy to backslide while you're experimenting with different things you've never tried before. Every dog is different. Hypochlosous acid and Oregano oil worked great on my other dogs' weird growths they got after getting the rabies vaccine. They disappeared! But sadly, the hypochlorous acid didn't work for Kali. In fact, it seemed to make the cancer more ANGRY, when I used it directly on her tumor. Next thing you know, there was a break in the skin, and the tumor became fungated (which is very hard to treat).
You can easily backslide due to exhaustion, as a caretaker. Most caretakers are normal people with bills to pay, and all this cancer research and caretaking can prevent you from going out and making money. So it can get harder and harder to afford supplements, and you can find yourself feeling completely overwhelmed and wanting to cry.
Our dogs are like our babies, and it can really hurt your heart to see them in any kind of pain or discomfort. But when you're in emotional pain, or feeling anxiety and depression, you can become forgetful, or feel like you can't keep up with everything. Like I said, I'm juggling about 20 different supplements for Kali (not knowing if I'm doing any of this right). I've had a few nights where I felt completely exhausted and overwhelmed, laid down on the couch, fell asleep, and then woke up the next morning, realizing I'd missed giving Kali her evening supplements (which made me feel super guilty, making it even harder to stay on track). Another backslide!
This is why it's really important to use something that's easy, affordable, simple, quick to administer, and has almost zero risk of any negative side effects!
I am not trying to discourage people from using other things that are helping dogs with cancer - especially if they're natural and beneficial for health, because I believe they can work well to complement their Fenbendazole treatment. I had also heard that people who get the best results are those who use adjunct therapies that keep the body healthy, and keep the immune system in check. So, I will continue to give Kali mushroom supplements, some apricot seeds (since B17 is a nutrient), probiotics, CBD and moringa, among other things, on occasion.
felt like I had done more cancer research than anyone on the planet). Because I should have known by then, that if there really was something that would beat cancer, the doctors just would not tell me about it.
So please, people... be careful about stupid things that could make you avoid taking a helpful drug that could save lives.
I shudder to think of how many people refused to take hydroxychloroquine during the pandemic, just because Trump was using it. Or they refused to use Ivermectin, because the pharma-funded mainstream media was calling it "horse paste." Please be VERY cautious of what you hear in the mainstream media. They tend NOT to tell you about the things that really do work to beat Cancer or Covid. The censorship is so bad with the mainstream news, I was honestly shocked when I saw the news segment about Joe Tippens beating his cancer, back in 2019. I remember thinking, man, somebody probably lost their job over that (whoever managed to push that story through deserves some sort of a medal). It's just the way the mainstream media works.... they don't allow those kinds of stories, because they don't want to mess up the money that's flowing in from big pharma. Del Bigtree could definitely vouch for that.
Glutathione - what you should know
I also want to mention, I think it can be really helpful to use Glutathione, to help the body remove dead cancer cells, because I once heard Nick Gonzalez say, in this discussion, that dead tumor waste is really toxic, and can make a person more sick. Just something to keep in mind! This is the one I've been using. I also sometimes gave Kali this type, just because I had a bottle of it on hand at home (it was something like 75% off when rite aid was going out of business in my area).
But I just wish I'd tried the Fenbendazole FIRST, because in my opinion it's the thing that makes the biggest difference. As they say, put the horse before the cart. I wish someone had told me: Fenbendazole is the horse. Everything else is the cart.
I've seen with my own eyes that Apricot seeds really do kill cancer cells. Medicinal Mushrooms work. CBD works. RSO works. Oregano Oil works. There are a LOT of things out there, that effectively DO kill cancer cells!
But, when it comes to really aggressive cancer (which Kali clearly has), you can exhaust yourself by using something that just slows it down. Even if it works pretty well... if that cancer is super aggressive, you need something that HALTS IT, as quickly as possible (without bad side effects, of course). Otherwise, it's like playing whack-a-mole.
My battle with Kali's cancer reminds me of an article I read about homeowners who discover Knotweed in their back yards. One man literally went insane, trying to fight it. Like an extremely aggressive weed, cancer can absolutely take over a person's life, and turn into an emotional and financial trainwreck, if you don't have an affordable and effective way to stop it from spreading.
Fighting cancer can make you feel like you're losing your mind. It can suck up all your time, energy and money. I was literally in tears, about 5 days ago, because this process of trying to help Kali beat her cancer is so exhausting and frustrating.
Again - I was giving Kali 15-20 different things to help her with cancer (most of it being administered with a large syringe), and thought, am I going to have to do all of this forever? Will I be able to continue to afford this?
I realize now, all these other things I had been doing were like trying to fix a leaking faucet with bubble gum. Yes, these things helped, but they were time consuming and expensive, compared to Fenbendazole.
I really wanted to find a "natural" cure for Kali's cancer, and I will still be using many natural things to help her, like CBD, RSO, Moringa, Turkey Tail mushrooms, Cordyceps and more... at least for now... But ultimately, I am always on the lookout for the fastest, safest, and most effective way to put an immediate halt to any dangerous health condition, so I can continue to work on other important things in my life.
NOBODY should spend a lot of time battling cancer if they don't have to. Life is SO short. Next time you're at the beach, consider how every grain of sand in the ocean represents a million years that passed before you were born, and will represent another million years that'll pass after you're gone. That's how short your time here on this Earth is.
So, with that in mind, I feel like NONE OF US has ANY time to waste, treating any disease, if there's a fast, easy and truly safe way that exists, to treat it.
Getting over the idea of using a Pharmaceutical Drug
I did not want to have to resort to using any type of pharmaceutical drug to treat Kali's cancer. But here's the thing. I am now one hundred percent convinced that her cancer started because of the rabies vaccine she got last fall. If you don't already know about the dangers associated with the rabies vaccine, CLICK HERE. I'm not saying you shouldn't ever get a rabies vaccine, because I know it's required by law in some states. But you should also know you may be able to ask for an exemption, or do a check for Titers (to prove immunity). And if you do have to get a vaccine, you should know the Purevax vaccine isn't much more expensive than the regular rabies shot. A vet told me it has a lot less problems associated with it.
I just learned that certain vaccines actually contain viruses that are known to cause cancer. I realize that totally sounds like a conspiracy theory, but if you watch Episode 1 of The Truth About Cancer (on this page), you will see what i'm talking about. I have seen with my own eyes over the last decade, big pharma will stop at nothing to make money.
THREE of my four rescue shepherds developed weird growth right after getting the rabies vaccine. Two of my shepherds responded well to treatment with hypochlorous acid and oregano oil. The weird growths they developed just vanished. But unfortunately, that was not the case for Kali. Her tumor just grew and grew. I think she may have an autoimmune condition, or some sort of susceptibility to cancer, because she was the only shepherd that was found to have tumors inside her body when I got her fixed.
None of my other shepherds seemed to have the same issues as Kali...but I do worry that cancer's ugly head could resurface later in their lives, as I've seen way too many reports of dogs suddenly being diagnosed with terminal cancers their owners didn't see coming (spleen cancer seems to be on the rise with dogs).
So I look at it like this: If big pharma was somehow responsible for Kali developing that tumor in the first place... they should be the ones to help us fix it!!! I feel the same way about the C o v i d V a c c i n e s, which were rushed through, without proper safety testing. If it's true that those injections are increasing the cancer rates for those who took them, then the Medical and Pharmaceutical Industries SHOULD be giving people a way to undo the damage.
And if there is a drug out there that really is safe, cheap and effective, then that is what I'm going to use. I am only two days into using this, but I definitely think it is worth continuing. The cost is so low compared to everything else.I have been doing.
I should mention I had to stop with the apricot seeds for a couple of days because Kali had an incident where she ate something bad on a walk, and it made her sick for a few days. She got some kind of rat or dead, dried rodent in her mouth and I tried to get it out, but was too late, she had already taken a bite. She was really wobbly about twenty minutes later, and didn't poop for like three days. I was really worried and she had me in tears.
For a couple of days, she didn't want to eat much, and when I tried to give her pieces of chicken with the apricot seed/ manuka honey paste i had been feeding her before, she just didn't want to eat it. I did something I probably shouldn't have. I tried to make her eat it, by putting it in her mouth and closing it. I learned pretty quickly that was a mistake. It made her reject that apricot seed paste even when she did feel better!! Aaaagh. This was so frustrating because it was working so well, up until that point!!
But on the positive side, my frustration kind of forced me to look at other options, and I am so glad one of those things I tried was fenbendazole!! More people definitely need to know about it.
I am about to take Kali for her daily walk at her favorite spot, so I am just making this a short post for now, and we'll update it again later. But for now, please check out these screenshots below. There are several different reasons why fenbendazole works so well. Reason number one is, it prevents the formation of the microtubules that cancer is made of. I might be saying that wrong... maybe not all cancer has microtubules, but I believe that is the thing that makes it spread out of control. Halting this process can greatly reduce the spread.
A second huge reason why it works is, it actually inhibits glucose uptake! I had no idea. I cannot believe I didn't use this earlier. I had heard about fenbendezole working in many people and pets, but I just got so caught up with other methods that I never really put my focus on it. Now I think if I had, her tumor never would have gotten so big.
But I also feel like it was a good learning experience, because now I can share all of my mistakes in this blog. I have seen with my own eyes that there are a lot of things out there that really do help. But the question is, how much time and money do you have? How much time and money can you spend in a six month period? I have been trying to do all this while I haven't had a lot of time OR money, so if there is anything I can do that will make it more affordable and easier to treat Kali's tumor... I am all for it. As long as it does not have any negative side effects... and so far, I have not seen any. Joe Tippens and many other people will also vouch that the risk of side effects with fenbendazole is extremely low. Please do your own research.
Joe Tippens has an incredible story, and a very very useful website. Please go to www.MyCancerStory.Rocks to learn more!
Why P53 Works
P53 is known as the "guardian of the genome.' Think of it as a repairman who has to show up if there's a problem with a cell.
Sadly, there is strong evidence the pharmaceutical industry hijacked the P53 gene, when they injected spike proteins into the Moderna vaccines. And this appears to be somehow affecting our dogs, too. I would not be surprised at ALL, if there is spike protein in the rabies vaccine. How could it possibly be just a coincidence that three of our 4 rescue Shepherds developed strange cancerous looking growths RIGHT AFTER getting the rabies vaccine?
You can see some evidence of this P53 hijacking, here.
https://open.substack.com/pub/jessicar/p/new-published-study-shows-theres?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=bm95r
https://open.substack.com/pub/2ndsmartestguyintheworld/p/from-turbo-cancer-to-sudden-cardiac-438?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=bm95r
https://open.substack.com/pub/petermcculloughmd/p/breaking-mdpi-censors-one-of-the?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=bm95r
https://open.substack.com/pub/imahealth/p/new-peer-reviewed-study-asks-were?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=bm95r
https://open.substack.com/pub/petermcculloughmd/p/trumps-reversal-on-warp-speed-opens?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=bm95r
https://open.substack.com/pub/lionessofjudah/p/breaking-russian-researchers-tie?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=bm95r
https://open.substack.com/pub/petermcculloughmd/p/trumps-reversal-on-warp-speed-opens?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=bm95r
New published study shows there's a lot of DNA in the Pfizer/Moderna vials - there shouldn't beNOW ON THE U.S. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD thanks to the honorable Senator Johnson
But, back to the fenbendazole....
The following is information I got from Chat GPT:
Fenbendazole is a benzimidazole anthelmintic—it kills parasites by binding to β-tubulin, a protein that builds microtubules. It’s effective in worms because:
1. Binding Selectivity for Parasite Tubulin
Structural differences exist between parasite β-tubulin and mammalian β-tubulin.
Fenbendazole has much higher affinity for helminth (worm) tubulin, so it disrupts worm microtubules at doses that are too low to significantly affect mammalian cells.
Mammalian tubulin is less sensitive: the drug concentration needed to destabilize human microtubules is many times higher than therapeutic levels used for deworming.
2. Limited Systemic Exposure
Fenbendazole is poorly absorbed from the gut in most species.
Much of the drug stays within the intestinal lumen, targeting intestinal parasites directly and limiting systemic levels that would reach human tissues.
3. Metabolism and Rapid Clearance
In mammals, fenbendazole is quickly metabolized in the liver to less active forms (e.g., oxfendazole).
These metabolites also show reduced affinity for mammalian tubulin, further lowering the risk of harmful microtubule disruption.
4. Safety Data in Animals and Humans
Toxicology studies show fenbendazole has a high therapeutic index: large safety margins between effective antiparasitic doses and doses that cause cellular toxicity.
At veterinary doses, adverse effects in mammals are rare and generally mild (e.g., occasional gastrointestinal upset).
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Summary
Fenbendazole doesn’t harm human microtubules under normal conditions because of its selective binding to parasite tubulin, low absorption, rapid metabolism, and large safety margin. At very high experimental concentrations (far above deworming doses), it can destabilize mammalian microtubules in cell culture, but therapeutic use does not reach those levels.
- Methylation:Tubulin in apicomplexan parasites, like Toxoplasma gondii, is methylated, a modification not found in human tubulin.
- Unique Structures:Parasites assemble tubulin into non-tubular structures, such as the conoid at their apical end and subpellicular microtubules, which provide shape, rigidity, and motility.
- Post-Translational Modifications (PTMs):Beyond methylation, parasite tubulin can undergo other PTMs, such as acetylation and polyglutamylation, which differ in extent or localization compared to human tubulin.
- Isotypes and Gene Copy Number:Parasites can possess different numbers of tubulin genes (isotypes) or express isoforms that are functionally distinct or more specialized than those found in humans.
- Basic Function:Both human and parasite tubulins are the fundamental building blocks of microtubules, which are critical for cell structure and function, including cell division.
- Essential Components:Microtubules are vital for intracellular transport and maintaining the cell's shape in both humans and parasites.
- Y-Tubulin (gamma-tubulin):The process of nucleating microtubules in apicomplexan parasites, particularly spindle microtubules, utilizes a gamma-tubulin complex, similar to higher eukaryotes.
- Drug Target:The differences between parasite and human tubulin make parasite tubulin an attractive target for developing species-specific anti-parasitic drugs.
- Selective Toxicity:Compounds can be designed to target parasite tubulin, inhibiting parasite growth and division without harming the host's cells.
