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Katarina Christoforou's avatar

I was diagnosed with NSCLC stage 4 in January 2024. It disappeared from my Uterus and Pancreas, I suppose it's stage 3 now. I've been taking the Joe Tippens protocol and immunotherapy. I'm really delighted with not dying x : )

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Curing the uncurable-

After all of your articles in Iv (ivermectin) and Fen (Fenbendazole), and Dr. Makis's success with Lymes disease among other things, I reached out to him about my Alpha Gal. (Alpha Gal is a tick Bourne "illness" where after a "typically" lone star tick bite, makes you allergic to mammal products. Red meat, byproducts etc. From eating it, to topical, to inhalation. I personally had all 3 reactions, leading to violent vomiting to anaphylaxis. And that some people get over it after years, some people never get over it). He suggested a dosages and length of time. So, I did it. I took it. I had hope, but obviously no promises it would cure it. For me, AG (alpha gal) limited life completely. Couldn't go out to eat. Family get togethers, no longer. My 5 year old son had never smelled bacon cooking for got it eat it otherwise Mommy would be risking her life smelling it would cause anaphylaxis.

I did 2 weeks of IV and Fend as suggested. Waited 2 weeks. Afraid. Scared. On July 4th, I had my husband cook me a cheeseburger (100% beef) on our porch. He dressed it and handed it to me. Anxiety like I can not describe gripped me. I ate it. Now, inhalation reactions happened within about 10 mins or less. Nothing for 30 mins. I was safe. Consuming meat or by products could take 3 to 10 hours. So I waited. Full of anxiety. Over thinking every sneeze, sniffle, cough to clear my throat, burp, everything. 12 hours later, and nothing, I had hope. For 4 days in a row now, I have consumed and cooked either beef or pork. Again, full of anxiety but hopeful. I can now say, my 5 yr old son has smelled bacon and eaten it. And LOVES it.

I still believe AG is a man made illness. Much like Lymes disease. Remember- Eat bugs and you'll be happy? Well if it could kill you, a lot easier to get people to switch over.

Anyway, 2nd Smartest, I wanted to say Thank you!!!

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