For many years now this Substack has specified in passing that Fenbendazole was superior to Mebendazole in terms of bioavailability and efficacy for most applications, but in yesterday’s article…
I've also read that a daily dose of 10,000 units of Vitamin D3 is recommend, along with 2,000 mg of Vitamin C. And a 50 mg dose of Zinc. I noticed that both Zinc and Vitamin C were absent from your protocol above.
Thank you for this article and for all the others. You are one of the best available resources on unconventional cancer treatment.
A question: I’ve always been torn between fenbendazole and mebendazole. On one hand, there’s Marik and all the doctors and researchers, who prefer mebendazole because fenbendazole is a veterinary drug. On the other hand, there’s you, Makis, Ben Fen, and most of the survivors who have self-medicated. Aside from bioavailability and price, what are the arguments in favor of fenbendazole, especially if benzimidazoles are taken with fat?
Thank you for your reply. It will certainly influence my decision (I’m not the patient). To me, the mere fact that Paul Marik, a strong advocate of mebendazole, might not disagree with your statement is already groundbreaking news. There are a few voices (such as the blog Repurposed Oncology) that advocate either alternating fenbendazole and mebendazole or using mebendazole for cancers like breast cancer (3 days on/4 days off), but fenbendazole’s impressive track record in survivors’ accounts leads me to take a different approach. I'll take a look at ImmunX, even if I'm afraid of taxes and custom rights from the US to Europe.
Thanks, 2SG, for all your informative articles. You are a Godsend!
I've also read that a daily dose of 10,000 units of Vitamin D3 is recommend, along with 2,000 mg of Vitamin C. And a 50 mg dose of Zinc. I noticed that both Zinc and Vitamin C were absent from your protocol above.
Both are in the VIR-X formulation, so are not absent at all: https://www.resolvx.health/VIR-X
Thank you for this article and for all the others. You are one of the best available resources on unconventional cancer treatment.
A question: I’ve always been torn between fenbendazole and mebendazole. On one hand, there’s Marik and all the doctors and researchers, who prefer mebendazole because fenbendazole is a veterinary drug. On the other hand, there’s you, Makis, Ben Fen, and most of the survivors who have self-medicated. Aside from bioavailability and price, what are the arguments in favor of fenbendazole, especially if benzimidazoles are taken with fat?
Taken with fat and a multivitamin or ImmunX (back in stock shortly) as I have been writing about for years now.
Fenben is the superior form, and I spoke with Dr. Marik just the other day on a call, and he does not disagree with this thesis.
You can use this Substack's archive to search for more information.
Thank you for your reply. It will certainly influence my decision (I’m not the patient). To me, the mere fact that Paul Marik, a strong advocate of mebendazole, might not disagree with your statement is already groundbreaking news. There are a few voices (such as the blog Repurposed Oncology) that advocate either alternating fenbendazole and mebendazole or using mebendazole for cancers like breast cancer (3 days on/4 days off), but fenbendazole’s impressive track record in survivors’ accounts leads me to take a different approach. I'll take a look at ImmunX, even if I'm afraid of taxes and custom rights from the US to Europe.