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Combination of Ivermectin-Mebendazole Considered for Off-Label Anti-neoplastic Effects Dr. McCullough told Grant Stinchfield that when patients have exhausted all conventional cancer treatment, patients and doctors are considering this combination. Large prospective, randomized, double blind clinical trials are warranted in common cancers. The Wellness Company Grant Stinchfield National Cancer Institute...

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taxi4threevor 1 Jahr

Why are we waiting until all conventional cancer treatments are exhausted? How about trials starting with newly diagnosed cancer patients? (Specifically, prostate cancer ADT along side ivermectin, fenbendazol or menbendazol)

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UGvor 1 Jahr

After several surgeries, immune therapy and chemo I still had cancer. I started using these 2 drugs off label and I am presently cancer free. Maybe it was the combo of everything. Given I had no negative side effects I am super glad I found info on these two meds. Thank you twitter!

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OutlierinLAvor 1 Jahr

@MakisMD Should be done before or in conjunction with the “traditional” (toxic) protocols. No reason to unnecessarily poison people just so doctors, hospitals and pharma can make money.

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🇺🇸🌹Diana from Texas🌹🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

As a breast cancer survivor I have to ask, is there a reason for not trying these meds first instead of waiting until "all conventional treatments have been exhausted" ??? I mean, the difference in side effects/immunity health/cost $$$ will be an incredible booster for those patients needing treatment after surgeries. Common' now, get'er done.

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Bellisa2022vor 1 Jahr

Put together a protocol for my wife with a glioblastoma two years ago that includes ivm, fenbendazole and Mebendazole along with strict diet and attacking the metabolic pathways with off-label drugs. She is still cancer free.

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G Fvor 1 Jahr

Why go through hell and back with the medical cartel? Just start off with Ivermectin, Fenbendazole and Mebendazole?

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Nanda the good, old, dutch witchvor 1 Jahr

I skipped chemo and took iver+fenben right away. Also healthy keto diet. Never felt better. Breastcancer stage 3d for 2y and Bechterew for over 25y. All pain and inflammations vanished and no sign of cancer return yet.

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Yoway Buornvor 1 Jahr

Honestly, this is good, but I already saved my dad from Kaiser and Dignity by studying medicine most of my life, and listening to a Christian friend and following her leads. The book Seeing like a State explains the fundamental problem. If you wait for the government, you're wasting your time. I've been shipping ivermectin and mebendazole to a friend in a country where these are both really expensive.

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Paul E. Marikvor 1 Jahr

repurposed drugs like mebendazole and ivermectin works as a huge factor in detoxification of cancer

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Ava V. Andersonvor 1 Jahr

Wouldn't it be nice if these non-invasive or harmful treatments could be offered in lieu of conventional cancer treatments? But there's no profit to be had in that, is there?

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