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FinemRespice's avatar

I have also read in several sources about using Doxycycline. But many of these same sources emphasize (I assume rightly) that protecting gut health, e.g. by minimizing anti-biotics) is also cancer and general health-protective. Could you look into this seeming contradiction? [stage 3 melanoma patient using FenBen and IVM]

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Völva's avatar

Doxycycline is primarily absorbed in the small intestine and may therefore be one of the antibiotics that have minimal effects on the micro biome. The therapy dose for cancer may also be lower than the one intended to treat infection.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Thanks, Finem (et quaero, quod finem respicis?)--I was wondering the same. I avoid antibiotics at almost-all cost--though I do have a supply, thanks to our esteemed 2SG, of doxy for pets--and given that all members of family either have taken, or are currently taking, swimming lessons, I suppose that they qualify as 'aquatic members of the family'

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

Define 'short-term'. My doc prescribed it for 10 days - every 12 hours, so 20 pills - for cellulitis.

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FinemRespice's avatar

I do use that. I did not post my entire regimen. :-) I have chosen not to do any current standard-of-care oncology, such as chemo or immuno-therapy. I have done quite a bit of research since my first melanoma was removed 2 years ago, and since it returned last May.

I am intrigued by the metabolic theory of cancer as proposed by Dr Thomas Seyfried and others. I do keep a pretty strict Keto diet, and have winnowed down the literally dozens of things found in Jane McLelland's book and other sources into what I feel comfortable with. Fenben and IVM (as long as I can get them) are the backbone of my "protocol". Thanks for replying!

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Janet's avatar

I learned much of what you talk about when my sister was diagnosed with cancer and tried to help her but she went the conventional route. Died soon after her first Covid shot. But I am armed for the future with that knowledge and what I’m learning here about fenbendazole and IVM. Now doxycycline. I took it for a month last summer for a possible tick bite. I did get horrible sun sensitivity issues--which is warned. It went away after discontinuing doxy. But for cancer I would certainly go there. Success, my friend. We live in a remarkable time.

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FinemRespice's avatar

The issue (IMO) is not whether one will survive cancer. Some do, some do not. But as far as I can tell, all current Standard of Care (SOC) drugs are experimental and can destroy your body and immune system, or even give you other cancers. I want to live as well as I can until I can't.

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

Check out Dr. Marik's excellent new book: Cancer Care: The Role of Repurposed Drugs and Metabolic Interventions in Treating Cancer Paperback – August 14, 2023 by Paul E Marik (Author)

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FinemRespice's avatar

Already have read it.

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Völva's avatar

It’s a great compilation. My only criticism would be his emphasis on the ketogenic diet. Some cancers, eg prostate cancer, use fat as their primary source of nutrition (at least if they haven’t been pushed into a different adaptation) and approaching that through a ketogenic diet might lead you in the wrong direction.

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

Be very very careful with methylene blue, as most of it is highly impure, and the science on it is at best sketchy.

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Butternut Saskatoon's avatar

I'm new to it so definitely open to any useful details. As I understand it, it's important to get pharmaceutical grade, which I believe is USP. (?)

I've perused the book by Mark Sloan and just ordered it.

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Chewy's avatar

I didn't see your comment.

I left my own comment above.

I linked some abstracts about the anti-cancer properties of Meth Blue.

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Butternut Saskatoon's avatar

Thanks for sharing these!

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Soul On A Journey's avatar

Can you please provide the dose of fenbendazole that you generally use for cancer?

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FinemRespice's avatar

See Joe Tippens protocol on mycancerstory.rocks or on Facebook

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CarO Lyn's avatar

Or on his blog of the same name.

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Soul On A Journey's avatar

Thank you

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Zefram's avatar

Good luck!

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Nikki's avatar

Any chance you could share your entire regimen? I have pancan and I want to hit it with everything I can so your share would help a lot xx

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FinemRespice's avatar

I am just a cancer patient, and I don’t think that it would be right. I encourage everyone to read the books and peruse the Facebook pages for Joe Tippens protocol. But there are hundreds of such “protocols”. I think a lot of them are stupid, but I try to keep an open mind due to the fact that we’re all cancer patients.

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Nikki's avatar

I’m perusing a lot too including the Joe Tippens story. It all gets so confusing with what you should or shouldn’t do. So I keep taking bits of which makes sense to me (I’m an industrial chemist by trade). You can tell some of the protocols are just designed to get you to buy more supplements. Plenty of FB groups like that pushing their own brand but not being upfront about it. Being able to DM someone like you would be of great value though Idk if that’s possible. At least not through this app

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For the JTP, I do not take the cannabis oil. Most of the other supplements are pretty widely accepted as safe, such as anti-inflammatory ones, e.g. curcumin, baby aspirin, Vit. C and D3, etc. My impression from most of the Facebook groups is that many cancer patients are extremely desperate to try ANYTHING. I am sympathetic, but some of these protocols ("pathways") are too complicated to follow, even for a scientist. This is why I have made my peace with JTP, moderate keto diet, and basic supplements.

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Christina McAleer's avatar

Thank you, FinemRespice, for sharing your story with us. You give me hope that my 92-year-old mother, just diagnosed with Lymphoma, can receive effective treatment that is much less jarring than traditional chemo offerings that are so highly toxic. One’s quality of life is everything!

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Charles's avatar

2nd Smartest Guy...has been a great source of encouraging information. I am grateful. A friend refused conventional treatments with B/cancer and read books by Mark Sloan, J Mcclelland Chris Beat Cancer, it's been 6 years since, and at every check done in the past at 6 months intervals, she's fine.

It's great to exchange knowledge and information! No advice given here!

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William H Warrick III MD's avatar

It is also the drug I would have used if someone came in my office with worsening COVID back in mid 2020 and after. I was retired then so I wasn't seeing patients. I would have said they had CAP, Community Acquired Pneumonia. I had been treating CAP that way for decades. It probably would have prevented hospitalization, Ventilators and death.

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Kim Filion's avatar

Thank you for this. Very good reads

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FinemRespice's avatar

No problem. One of my life rules is: no offence taken if none was intended.

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Mick From Hooe (UK)'s avatar

I think we've been here before! The reasons many Safe and Effective meds are not developed or/and promoted is obvious to us Proud Conspiracy Theorists, can only be;

1. they work too well and don't suit Big Pharma's need to have lots of ILL PEOPLE to sell drugs to, or

2. they can't justify ridiculously high prices because either the Patent has run out or the Patent is owned outside Big Pharma's members or

3. cheaper alternatives are freely available?

At long last people are coming to their senses with Bill Gates sponsored and now corrupted World Health Organisation. He's the now the controlling benefactor and states "The most lucrative investment I ever made is VACCINES"!

Join the dots, stop risking these deadly depopulating shots and terminate the WHO - NOW!!

Just another example of Big Pharma using their leverage to create more super-wealthy vax company directors.

The FDA has just approved a new Covid vaccine by Novavax for anyone over the age of 12. They did this based on previous safety and effectiveness data rather than a clinical trial of this vaccine. With No new clinical trials! Unbelievable or what? It probably doesn't work but might be less dangerous that mRNA Death Shots sold by others - with ZERO LIABILITY for all consequences.

It's again 'EXPERIMENTAL' Emergency Use Authorisation = But again - No new clinical trials? Why?

The approval of the new Pfizer and Moderna 2023 injections, they call vaccines, were done the same way. No new clinical trials. Who needs those!? The FDA will again pretend ivermectin does not exist as a SAFE pre-existing anti-viral cure! The CDC will approve this new shot as it did for Pfizer's and Moderna's previous crap. Again, it will do so under the unjustifiable (illicit granting) Emergency Use Authorization and they will be distributed and paid for by the federal governments. UNBELIEVABLE!

The CDC repeatedly lied to cover up any/all risk of myocarditis in children from the vaccine. LIES!

NO LIABILITY comes 'FREE' WITH EVERY DEADLY EXPERIMENTAL JAB! Who's playing Russian Roulette with this new crap first? Who's first in line?

Mick from HOOE (UK) Unjabbed to live longer!

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Völva's avatar

The wealth and reach of the pharmaceutical industry is such that they run the relevant US regulatory agencies (look at where the funding comes from). Any products (especially new ones) from this industry should therefore be viewed and used with extreme caution (ie avoided, treat as “guilty until proven innocent”).

The sad truth is that the majority of the world’s gene pool and health has already been undermined by psychopaths with no resulting curtailment of their activities.

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

My doctor just prescribed this for cellulitis on my legs! a 10 day course.

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Lisa's avatar

Excellent article! Thank you! And I will need this for my fish for sure at some point in the future.

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Soul On A Journey's avatar

There was a doctor in Bangladesh early on in 2020 who saved many many lives using an outpatient treatment protocol using doxycycline + ivermectin. After he was having good results Many others stared to follow suit . I found it very eeerie when antibiotics were restricted at the beginning of the plandemic when it is known that secondary bacterial infections do set in in advanced viral respiratory infections. Thank you for writing this article.

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William H Warrick III MD's avatar

Probably anyone who has been jabbed should start Doxycycline 100 mg a day indefinitely.

https://www.2ndsmartestguyintheworld.com/p/doxycycline-and-cancer-at-least-12

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Chewy's avatar

Do the petdazole, petmectin and fishcycline products have a long shelf life?

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

Stored out of direct sunlight at room temperature they will last decades, irrespective of use by date stampings.

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Chewy's avatar

Thank you for the info.

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Lagrande's avatar

Just to clarify please; I've just this second purchased the fishcycline for my 🐠🐟. They are very long lived fish indeed. Given that room temperatures can vary considerably with the seasons, would the fishcycline be better stored in a refrigerator?

I have previously purchased the petdazole and petmectin for my pets which are also very long lived creatures but keep those at ambient room temperature because they're not antibiotics per se.

Great pet products by the way. I can rest assured that I am well placed to look after my menagerie. Thank you for looking out for all the innocent creatures out there. Bless you.

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R!CKYRANTS's avatar

Why has this become a little pharma blog?

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Chewy's avatar

Thank you for posting.

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Dave's avatar

In the tropics Doxycycline is used for malaria. 25 years ago in Indonesia I got hit (bit) with Plasmodium vivax malaria aka P. vivax and later on twice again in the following two years of which both times was most likely relapses because of dormant liver stage parasites. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plasmodium_vivax

Back then I was given Fansidar the first two times and the third was Doxycycline and I have not had a relapse since then.

The after effects of getting malaria 3 times (in my case) was loss of stamina, bright light sensitivity, meaning bright light led to an instant nasty headache. Liver damage led to not being able to drink much alcohol as that led to getting a nasty headache. It took nearly 7 years to finally be able to drink 2 beers on a full stomach. Doxycycline probably did get rid of the parasites in my liver, but nonetheless I had to eat good nutritious food along with drinking "jamu" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamu. The jamu I did (DIY) was a mix of mostly fresh red ginger and turmeric. Also I went to a TCM doctor and he gave me a concoction that contained herb Artemisia annua (sweet wormwood) which is the natural form of Artemisinin. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dihydroartemisinin ... until now this gets near zero recognition as to its ability to get rid of cancer too.

Plasmodium falciparum is far more lethal than P. vivax. This type can relapse over and over again https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plasmodium_falciparum and whereas Dihydroartemisinin can end the relapses. My take is that taking Dihydroartemisinin with Doxycycline is probably one of the better to best therapies / detox and along with nicotine patches.

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K F's avatar

Can you provide the Peter Halligan article name or link? I cannot find it using the substack search.

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Nikki's avatar

Hi there can you guys advise on what is the recommended dose of doxycycline for active cancer? As well as dose for ivermectin and fenbenzadole? I have 12 mg ivermectin pills and 150 mg fenbenzadole tablets. Thanks for responding

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Nikki's avatar

Thank you so much for this very useful info. I’ll get onto rumble ASAP

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