Fantastic story. I've got NSCLC and have been taking the Joe Tippens protocol and immunotherapy for the past 14 months. The tumour in my lung and adrenal gland are around 25% of what they were. The hysterectomy I had at Christmas showed that the cancer had disappeared entirely from this area. Which was a nice present!
Fantastic story. I've got NSCLC and have been taking the Joe Tippens protocol and immunotherapy for the past 14 months. The tumour in my lung and adrenal gland are around 25% of what they were. The hysterectomy I had at Christmas showed that the cancer had disappeared entirely from this area. Which was a nice present!
that's so interesting. i had a friend, our personal trainer, massage therapist, acupuncturist and TCM practitioner. he suddenly had a back ache and went from the most active, physically fit person you've ever met to wheelchair bound and then bedridden within days. turns out he had NSCLC and wasted away and died within 2 months. the fact that you've been around for 14 months (and sound like you're feeling ok) is wonderful and amazing! i wish i had known about the JT protocol back then. he would have tried it.
i recently lost another friend to ovarian cancer which i'm sure was from the covid vaccines. we offered her the JT protocol, offered to supply her with all the stuff (we stockpile IVM at home) but most people are too afraid to step outside the conventional medical protocol
I got lucky as it was the secondary that got me to the GP. NSCLC it's the secondaries you'll notice first. So they washed their hands of me. I have a friend who is a doctor, I told him a week ago, he went and found another paper which showed Fenbendazole has anti cancer properties. As I was terminal I figured try anything, if there is some science it has anti cancer properties, I take it. I lost all respect for most doctors during covid. That gave me confidence. I may have chose to study law not medicine. Doesn't mean I can't now teach myself medicine...
There is a book (less than 150 pages) 3 worse meds you are probably taking. Quick read. It will make your blood boil and you will never listen any other doctor again. It was written by a chemist that quit Big Pharma and has very good information. I am so glad you want to live and want to try from what others have succeeded with.
I know what you mean, that the loved ones won't take anything NOT from physicians. Without being aware they have turned their God into science practitioners. It's been a l*o*n*g process, but it worked. The brainwash has taken very well.
I salute the rebels of this world. I have always been one and admire a like-minded soul when I am around people. I always hear that so & so has cured themselves and wish my brother would have been my rebel commrad, but he died, without so much of a fight at all. Just gave up and wanted to not be here. This sure has put a large hole in my family. Don't know if we will climb out completely. :-{
ugh, it's so hard to watch someone waste away and die when you know from the start how the story will end. i guess by the time they are done torturing you, you kinda don't mind dying; you probably look forward to it!
my favorite are the obits- so and so "lost his brave battle with cancer" blah, blah, blah. they didn't fight. they sat in the chemo chair or lay on the radiation table. they ate cookies because their oncologist told them that diet had nothing to do with anything. and then they're gone and the world is smaller. so very sad. so sorry about your brother. yes, lately- especially after the covid debacle- i feel bereft of "rebel comrades. even people who i always thought were fierce and brave and smart turned out to be not so much. aside from all the people who no longer speak to me, there are the ones who still do but i think less of them than i did before
Fantastic story. I've got NSCLC and have been taking the Joe Tippens protocol and immunotherapy for the past 14 months. The tumour in my lung and adrenal gland are around 25% of what they were. The hysterectomy I had at Christmas showed that the cancer had disappeared entirely from this area. Which was a nice present!
that's so interesting. i had a friend, our personal trainer, massage therapist, acupuncturist and TCM practitioner. he suddenly had a back ache and went from the most active, physically fit person you've ever met to wheelchair bound and then bedridden within days. turns out he had NSCLC and wasted away and died within 2 months. the fact that you've been around for 14 months (and sound like you're feeling ok) is wonderful and amazing! i wish i had known about the JT protocol back then. he would have tried it.
i recently lost another friend to ovarian cancer which i'm sure was from the covid vaccines. we offered her the JT protocol, offered to supply her with all the stuff (we stockpile IVM at home) but most people are too afraid to step outside the conventional medical protocol
I got lucky as it was the secondary that got me to the GP. NSCLC it's the secondaries you'll notice first. So they washed their hands of me. I have a friend who is a doctor, I told him a week ago, he went and found another paper which showed Fenbendazole has anti cancer properties. As I was terminal I figured try anything, if there is some science it has anti cancer properties, I take it. I lost all respect for most doctors during covid. That gave me confidence. I may have chose to study law not medicine. Doesn't mean I can't now teach myself medicine...
are you by any chance related to alex christoforou form the Duran podcast? i'm addicted to it!
There is a book (less than 150 pages) 3 worse meds you are probably taking. Quick read. It will make your blood boil and you will never listen any other doctor again. It was written by a chemist that quit Big Pharma and has very good information. I am so glad you want to live and want to try from what others have succeeded with.
i haven't listened to a doctor in decades!
I know what you mean, that the loved ones won't take anything NOT from physicians. Without being aware they have turned their God into science practitioners. It's been a l*o*n*g process, but it worked. The brainwash has taken very well.
I salute the rebels of this world. I have always been one and admire a like-minded soul when I am around people. I always hear that so & so has cured themselves and wish my brother would have been my rebel commrad, but he died, without so much of a fight at all. Just gave up and wanted to not be here. This sure has put a large hole in my family. Don't know if we will climb out completely. :-{
ugh, it's so hard to watch someone waste away and die when you know from the start how the story will end. i guess by the time they are done torturing you, you kinda don't mind dying; you probably look forward to it!
my favorite are the obits- so and so "lost his brave battle with cancer" blah, blah, blah. they didn't fight. they sat in the chemo chair or lay on the radiation table. they ate cookies because their oncologist told them that diet had nothing to do with anything. and then they're gone and the world is smaller. so very sad. so sorry about your brother. yes, lately- especially after the covid debacle- i feel bereft of "rebel comrades. even people who i always thought were fierce and brave and smart turned out to be not so much. aside from all the people who no longer speak to me, there are the ones who still do but i think less of them than i did before
Yes, me too. It's indignant. We just carry on. :-|