Turbo Cancer SALE: FENBENDAZOLE & CANCER Part 2 - Treating Turbo Cancer - 10 new studies released in 2023-2024 (also Mebendazole) - suggested PROTOCOLS for COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Induced Turbo Cancers
Turbo Cancer SALE: FENBENDAZOLE & CANCER Part 2 - Treating Turbo Cancer - 10 new studies released in 2023-2024 (also Mebendazole) - suggested PROTOCOLS for COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Induced Turbo Cancers
by DR. WILLIAM MAKIS MD Last year I published one of the most popular articles on Fenbendazole and Cancer Treatment ever published, which went viral internationally (even Joe Rogan read my article on his show): (Oct.3, 2023) - FENBENDAZOLE and CANCER - at least 12 Anti-Cancer mechanisms of action. Not approved by FDA. Cheap. Safe. Kills aggressive cancers. Why no Clinical Trials? Nine research papers reviewed.
As a matter of note… I am 58yo female with multi-nodular Hashimoto’s. I have spent the last year cleaning up my diet (no sugar, alcohol, white flour, or other processed foods) in an effort to heal my gut biome. I also take a thyroid multivitamin (A, C, D, Zinc & Selenium) and eat plenty of cultured foods, which I make myself. I’ve been on Levothyroxin for the last ten years, but goiter and nodules were still growing and TSH was still increasing. I started taking IVM last October (12mg twice/wk) goiter decreased in size, but TSH continued to increase. Decided to try fenben (222mg 3 days/wk). After 6 doses, checked TSH and it had dropped to the lowest number I’ve ever recorded in 10 years! In Feb it was 4.08…last Wednesday it was 1.667. I will continue to monitor and keep you posted.
The only reason albendazole is so expensive despite being off-patent and generic available is that mysteriously, no companies other than the original patent holder, manufacturer it (in the US). Each pharmaceutical manufacturer seems to have a small collection of niche medicines that are generic qualified yet no one (magically) is competing in the market to make them. Medicare sent out a bulletin a while back with a list of thousands of these drugs begging for someone to offer them in a generic form. Not sure how effective the request was….
As a matter of note… I am 58yo female with multi-nodular Hashimoto’s. I have spent the last year cleaning up my diet (no sugar, alcohol, white flour, or other processed foods) in an effort to heal my gut biome. I also take a thyroid multivitamin (A, C, D, Zinc & Selenium) and eat plenty of cultured foods, which I make myself. I’ve been on Levothyroxin for the last ten years, but goiter and nodules were still growing and TSH was still increasing. I started taking IVM last October (12mg twice/wk) goiter decreased in size, but TSH continued to increase. Decided to try fenben (222mg 3 days/wk). After 6 doses, checked TSH and it had dropped to the lowest number I’ve ever recorded in 10 years! In Feb it was 4.08…last Wednesday it was 1.667. I will continue to monitor and keep you posted.
Oh Man! I just ordered a butt load of both FenBen and Ivermectin and missed the 20% sale! Hey, that's OK, glad to be able to get it, period!
Thank you! Your summary was very much needed.
Is this a lifetime protocol? When do you stop treatment?
The only reason albendazole is so expensive despite being off-patent and generic available is that mysteriously, no companies other than the original patent holder, manufacturer it (in the US). Each pharmaceutical manufacturer seems to have a small collection of niche medicines that are generic qualified yet no one (magically) is competing in the market to make them. Medicare sent out a bulletin a while back with a list of thousands of these drugs begging for someone to offer them in a generic form. Not sure how effective the request was….