Firewalker

Anyone with cancer besides me??? Well, if there is I just picked up a new cure for just about any of them it seems, and works on pets as well.

Its a 40 year old class of drugs currently used for parasites, and in the past years. Mine will be coming in tomorrow. Could have gone to the local stores here to pick up some, but I knew I could have it in days through the Internet, and that time would give me more time to study it online.

The cost of it is just a few dollars a week, with little to no side effects and it is available just about anywhere, in or outside the US. It works fast and kills cancers 3 different ways. It trigger P53 (the death of the cells) and blocks it uptake of sugar as well as one more way.


It looks also that the 500 billion dollar a year cancer scam is about ready to collapse, thanks to brave Veterinarians and Joe Tippens.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...umor-free.html

35tac

That would be good news for many. Wish you well.

Cancer Survivor

Wayne

Firewalker

Thank you and I think so. For pet owners and themselves, as well as friends or relatives.

I had a squamous cell carcinoma cut and burned off my wrist, in 2015 or so. Currently I have what I see as Stage 4 prostate cancer, and I strongly suspect it has spread to bons and organs. I can't eat a lot or breath correctly because it takes up so much room in my abdomen, and it want's my sugar to thrive. So killing it, and any others off, should give me back my high energy levels and perhaps quickly with this stuff.

tru-blue 442

Good luck and God bless you. I just lost a good friend of 40 years Friday to that FU*%$*G cancer.

Firewalker

I lost a long time running buddy in the last few years to it, and have my cousin now going for the second time in his life to MD Anderson. Aging is the primary cause of cancers evidently, and a they say there is no cure they provide anywhere.

Death I can handle, but with old age or disabilities and I will fight.

vmathy

I too have prostate cancer. My brother who is a year younger than me (56) just had radical surgery for prostate cancer also, so guys get checked you gotta catch it early. I am still deciding on a course of treatment with my doctors. This article is very interesting I will do some research on it myself.

Firewalker

I am in my early 70s, but had the first signs of an enlarged prostate at about 45. About June of last year found myself pissing what looked like straight blood. Went to the ER and they did some blood work and a cat scan plus a rectal. The Doc says you have a HUGE tumor and recommended a couple of specialist. I am not scared of cancer, and most things and know quite a bit about them including what they don't seem to like.

To me its just a project and helps explain a number of changes over the last 20+ years. Tiredness and weakness an nothing seem to change it that normally would before.

I was over at speed talk and dropped into one their forums I don't normally read, and saw a thread on cancer and thought I could help, and that's when I saw the link to Joe Tippens story. Did my DD in the literature and was quite impressed. Then got into the stories here or there and started seeing a strong pattern with it working virtually across the board.
small possibility of an allergic reaction, and maybe a possibility of some mild diarrhea

He took only 1 gram a day, for only 3 days a week, and all tumors disappeared. Fenbendazole, in human testing showed no problems at 5 grams a day, for 10 days, or with a single 10 gram dose.

Here is a one hour interview with him on it

https://www.wellness-speaks.com/epis...-cancer-story/

edzolz

Diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer in 2015. Five out of nine biopsies were Gleason nine, if anyone doesn't know what that is, that is stage four. My doc started me on hormone displacement therapy immediately. Within a year I was in total remission. So surgery is not the only option.

Koda

When do you guys recommend you get the finger up the butt at the physical, like what age?

Firewalker

My best guess is it all starts in your 30s or 40s, but that doesn't mean they will detect it then or care about it at all then. I don't think we are far off from chemical detection and fairly cheap and easy cures.

edzolz

I was 70 when my cancer was diagnosed but I had been getting the finger wave since late 50's. Finally decided to go to a urologist and he decided to biopsy first time I saw him. No matter how good a general practioner is, go to a specialist.

Kennybill

I remember reading that article in the Daily Mail. Thanks for your post. I'm pulling for you. Good luck. Ken

Firewalker

And thank you. I just wanted it known there might be an alternative answer to any cancer, that was readily available, dirt cheap, looks to be safe and effective.

A little more on all this and a little more on the technical side

https://www.cancertreatmentsresearch.com/fenbendazole/

I would like to have this work for a number of reasons besides just fixing myself. I also consider myself an excellent lab rat being very well educated and self aware, and I do like sharing knowledge I pick up and helping others.

HammerMass

Depends on your family history - if there is a history of Prostate cancer in either side of your family then it should be monitored by your GP once you are an adult. Getting a PSA blood test in your early 30's to first establish the normal baseline is important so that any increase in the PSA level or any changes in its 'velocity' (how rapidly it is increasing) can be evaluated as you age. PSA testing is still a useful diagnostic tool, regardless of what you have read or heard recently.

Olds64

Hope the fenbendazole works for you. I heard about this recently as well since KOCO is local for me.

https://www.koco.com/article/edmond-...ancer/27276538

Firewalker

Thanks, I lived in Tulsa for almost a year in my early 20s and went to Ross Aviation there. Tulsa then was the hot bed of super cars and street racing then. Its also the first place I saw bracket racing after the regular racing was finished. I also had friends who left here and moved to OKC.
I hope it works too and makes the cancer industry vanish.

rand5204

I too have prostate cancer diagnosed last November. I am stage 4, Gleason 10 (worst kind) and considered incurable. It is metastatic and in six places in my body (3 in spine, two in left ribs and one in left shoulder blade. Too late to remove the prostate, I've been through full course of radiation therapy and presently on Androgen Deprivation Therapy. I was told two weeks ago that I am now in remission - all of the tumors are gone! It's only temporary though. and no way of knowing for how long.. It will be back some day and will ultimately end my life - but not until I've fought it every way I can.

Don't just go to your Primary Care Physician for the old " finger up the butt" routine. Mine missed it entirely in my exam. You MUST get a PSA test. PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) is the absolutely best way to find it. Guys in their 40's are not too young to start testing. Early detection can SAVE YOUR LIFE!. If I accomplish nothing else while I'm on this forum, if I can get one guy to get tested - I will have really accomplished something. For all of those you love and who love you - GET TESTED!!!

Majic Jack

During the past three years two different Primary Care Physicians have advised the PSA and finger probe are no longer employed.

Firewalker

You are right and it is probably going to come back and that's why they never say cured, but remission. Once we start cancering it usually is not going to stop. It's an age thing.

But with this newer solution there may be little for anyone to worry about new cancers popping up. The data, if you and others keep an eye out for it should be coming in fairly fast. I am not the only one doing this, and Tippens said a month or more back he knew of 40 more, with only 3 who died in the first week of taking it. They waited to long, or tried to kill it off too fast would be my guess in those 3 cases.

CRUZN 66

Recently heard of a prostate exam called "TRUS" = Trans Rectal Ultra Sound... Test takes approximately 15/30 minutes including biopsies if necessary...

therobski

Guys actually the 2 fingers in the butt are supposed to do 2 things. First yes they check for prostate enlargement, the 2nd is that they need a poop sample off the glove for an FOB card (fecal occult blood test) that should be done right there. That is a stat test ( that means right NOW) for colorectal cancer screening. As mentioned above when you have your annual exam and they draw your blood they should always include a PSA. AND if they are not using the FOB card for the colorectal test ask them what they are using for this test? Some will send you home with a screening kit. Either way this is high priority get it done. Over and out.

tcolt

I feel a little "off-topic" here, but I was diagnosed with a malignant pleural effusion about 3/4 of a year ago (metastatic). The pleura is the lining that surrounds the lung and other vital organs in the abdomen. The crazy thing is, they did a biopsy on the tumors and the cells look like and read as if I had a benign granular cell tumor. The problem is that they act and spread as aggressively as mesothelioma, which is why the experts (now, from all over the world) initially had trouble figuring out what is going on here. It doesn't show up in any PSA or other blood work, but does show up in pet scans. In the mean time the hundreds of lesions, mostly on my pleura have grown and ar taking away a lot of the space in my abdomen that is important for my vital organs and my right half of the lung is mostly hardened and restricted from helping me breath at all. We are on the 4th treatment plan and none of the drugs has done anything to slow down the spread of the disease. I've looked at all the crazy "cures" out there and am willing to try anything that has shown some reasonable outlook for not being just a scam (it's amazing that there are people or companies that would profit from people's fears, even with a disease like this or any disease for that matter). One of the tumors has eaten through or is slowly weakening/ dissolving two of my ribs which causes extra pain whenever I cough or even move around. Even being on Oxycodon and Morphine, etc. only helps to a point although I might also be a little too old school and conservative in taking my pain medication unless I have too. Apparently it's also spread to the liver and possibly even my left thigh bone (femur) too. I'm 55 years old and was always in very good health and aside from occasional dusty work on my cars and house (I was usually reasonably careful although on I may have occasionally skipped using a dust mask while sanding from time to time even as far back as building RC planes and sanding balsa wood and using dope on the wings :-). I've lost about 25 pounds and a lot of the reserves that I probably had due to my previously strong constitution, but in the last few weeks that's quickly been declining. Meanwhile, I'm racing to finish my Vista Cruiser restoration all by myself so I can at least get a little bit of satisfaction out of all the work I've put into it for the last 4 years and do my "farewell tour" in it. Who knows, I might even be able to visit one or two of you who have so generously helped me during that time. Wish me good luck putting epoxy primer on the right two doors today (it's not easy to figure out how to keep the temperature in my driveway / carport above 65 degrees for 24 hours, which is what SPI recommends) ...

Thanks for the links. I will read through them when I get a chance. With all the recommendations you seem to get from a lot of well-meaning people who send you the latest miracle cure it's sometimes not easy to keep up and some of the treatments are just outright ridiculous. To put it in car terms, think about the debate over how to treat and convert and protect against rust, which maybe appropriately, is often called the cancer in our beloved vintage cars ;-)...

Firewalker

That sounds somewhat like what I have experienced, on the breathing and running out of room it feels like in my abdomen.

I will report, that yesterday and the day before I took only 2 grams total over 2 days, and felt bad and got the bones to hurting, as well as kidneys. That amount is only about what is recommended for only a 20 pound dog. And is considered extremely non toxic, except to certain parasites and cancerous cells. Feeling a little better today off of it, and will wait 3-4 days before doing more to let any dead cells clear out, and let my system catch up on any house cleaning.

Here is what I just bought and tried and got thtreaction

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Safe-Guard-...72.m2749.l2649

I think the real danger is killing more cancer cells, then the body can process in a short period of time. Tippens said that 40 people were trying it he knew of, and that 3 died within weeks of starting it. He thought they waited too long to start it, but my guess is they might have overdosed themselves with toxic dead cells killed off. It happens with chemo as well.
In 3-4 days I will probably try another gram a day, for a few days and see how I feel. Their is almost no taste to it.

Firewalker

India, reported that fenbendazole has potential to act as an effective anti-cancer agent. Fenbendazole can also be effective remedy in evading drug resistance commonly encountered in cancer therapy. To study this, researchers first treated human non-small cell lung cancer cells with fenbendazole and found tumor cell death.

https://technobleak.com/fenbendazole...ies-2018-2026/

tcolt

Huh? People are just now finding out that a dog deworming agent is one of the most effective treatments ever for cancer? I would think this should be big news?....

Firewalker

In the day of the internet it is spreading, and more and more. But a cure is not a viable business model for drug companies and medicine, especially off the shelf for less than $5 a week with no patent. The cancer industry is 200-500 billion a year for no cures and a general universal and very available cure makes it go poof.. Or that is one explanation.

tcolt

To me that would be all the more reason that the media would expose such a discovery and it would spread like wildfire. I'm not saying whether this de-wormer could work or not and I will be hoping it does and watching your progress and routing for you. But I have seen many cures marketed exactly this same way by saying that the pharma industry wants to keep it quite and that's why we haven't heard about it. Or patents are pending. Or clinical trials are too costly and the drug companies are preventing them from getting the cure out to the public. Is it possible that it's true? Yes, but I'm one of the few people who still believes the media would latch onto such a success story in a heartbeat. I figure a bunch of Oldsmobile car guys like us also would be inclined to base their opinions on facts and evidence and logic, instead of just creative marketing :-)... Now, I'll keep my fingers crossed for you and I'll take this to my oncologist and see what he says. The worst that can happen is that you won't get worms and that's often under-rated ;-)...

Firewalker

The facts are in the literature, and not what some call fake news or opinions. I have known things from the fact for decades, before they had it in the news.

Promoting a common drug that has no profit makes no sense period. Now does it. No more than not listening to those with the diseases who found answers especially when back up by facts.

Thanks for wishing me luck on worms and the other. but it did have an effect, so I feel fairly good about its future in me. It will take 3 to 4 months according to those cure by it to finish it off. Especially since I am pretty classic stage 4. Huge tumor, tired, breathless, and bleeding through the skin. Good luck with your oncologist.

tcolt

I'm sorry Firewalker. It looks like I offended you and that was not my intention at all. It was more of a caution and a rail and coming from my own experiences (and disbelief) at some people or companies that are out there seeking to take advantage of cancer patients who are looking for anything that might help them with this horrible disease. Also, I do admit that I did find some humor in the fact that a de-worming agent for dogs might cure cancer. Again, please don't be offended because I sincerely hope that my cautious, maybe even skeptical nature is proven wrong.

Best to you, Tom

Firewalker

No harm at all. I see most of life as a joke and funny, though I do try and help people virtually all the time.
The fact that it was a dog dewormer was a little hard for me to jump over as well. It seem to come out of left field, but I try and keep open minded and see if I can track down more evidence on subjects. And it takes more than someone said,

I tracked the science papers on it and understood them and saw an anti cancer effect noted as far back as 2004. I also notice I believe it was at John Hopkns a trial going on, with its chemical cousin of the same family of chemicals for brain cancer. That drug was approved for humans, for worms also, but got pulled by MERK out of only the US The same drug then a few years later and in human brain cancer trials, but the price is 100 times higher than before.....

Considering the price, and the real data I saw on a patent-less drug , and what would look like excellent safety for this one I just had to try it on myself, and let the news out for anyone who might want to do the same. Real lives, and a lot of them are on the line. And it doesn't just kill you but takes your life away and feel bad.

In the end we all die, and I am fine with that, Feeling bad and not being able to do what I want to is a whole different story for me and most people. From what I noticed, with only 1 gram on 2 days in a row, and now 3 days later without more I would say its effect is real for me and plan to try more in a few days and try to get up to 1 gram for 3 days in a row in a week. I see this as a project and fun in a ways. Medical has offered no cures nor fun LOL

I hope it actually works for anyone that needs it, even if it dowsn't for me. But I have a strong hunch for me, at least, it will just from those few days of trying it. If I see more in me or elsewhere I will post it, even if negative.

Kennybill

Firewalker, I like your attitude and courage to try an alternative treatment. I've given the information to two cancer survivors. One a Lady that has had breast and lung cancer. Both are in remission but one never knows. I figure they can do research on it in case they have a relapse. I'm watching this thread plus pulling and praying for you. Your doing a real service with this thread and I think it has the potential to benefit people. God bless you.

Firewalker

It kind of like when your car is broken. If you don't fix it that bad, but if you try and fix it then you might have more fun and won't have to walk.
I also learn long ago that fixes don't come from medicine usually. I had the fist symptoms on ankolosing spodylitis in my late teens cause sharp pains in one hip at times. I was examined by the experts at Tripler in Hawaii and they found nothing. The civilian doctors the same for several decades more, and then an Xray tech named it, when I had already so much damage in my spine this new to me doctor asked, how I walked into his office. I replied vitamins and meant it.

In 1981 I bought a big thick book called Life Extension written by 2 scientist. I saw the future ahead for anyone who aged, and this was the best scientific knoledge at the time on trying to age slower or deal with diseases such as heart disease or cancer or many other things. Also about that time I offered it to a doctor who liked his car toys one day, at my friends machine shop. All the facts in the book were referenced right back to where they could be found in MEDLARS (Medical Libraries). He said no point in me reading it, because how true it was didn't matter, because if he used anything not "approve", then there would go his license and house and the rest. Get the idea??

That book is way out of date now and what is known is much more 40 years down the road, and I still know they don't fix and if I want it done I have to do it myself normally.. Just as I learned to fix cars and make them reliable and fast. Do the dealerships do the same. Don't get me started LOL
To be on the safest side I wouldn't use it to try and prevent cancers, like Joe Tippens says he has been doing, for 2 years after all his cancer vanished, but anyone with a cancer I certainly see it as an option.
Of course as he says people accuse him of all kinds of outrageous things, including being dead.

Kennybill

I had that book, I loaned it out and you know the "rest of the story." (As Paul Harvey use to say) As I remember Dirk Pierson and Sandy Shaw were the Scientists. I've listened to talk radio for near 50 years and they use to do phone interviews from California. Another fellow I had heard talk was Linus Pauling, as I recall multiple Nobel prize winner but even though it wasn't his field, he studied vitamins. He was buddies with Albert Einstein. Good luck, thanks for keeping us informed.

stellar

I had lung cancer. Got it cut out 1 year 2 months ago. Took left upper lobe out. Just had a doc visit yesterday and nothing showed up on the last scan. I would think if I was in stage 4 of cancer, I would be happy to try anything even dog worm meds. I would sit beg rollover and obey just about any command except play dead.

Firewalker

Congrats on the good checkup. Yep, a cheap cheap almost tasteless de-wormer for a few days for a few weeks probably seems like heaven compared to surgery. When I had that skin cancer cut and burned off a few years back I though I had said through it with no real effect. On the ride back from Lubbock about 30 minutes later I started feeling very bad from it. But felt better by the next day, though I still had to change the band-aid for a few weeks over my tiny wrist wound.

Firewalker

I think I lost one book from loaning it out, and my mother bought and gave a few copies to her friends and relatives

Durk Pearson I first caught on Tom Snyder's late night talk show talking about what and could be done and this was a few years before the book or him being on other shows such as Merv Griffen.

You might be interested to find out one of his example he listed in the book was known then in the book as Mr Smith was in fact Clint Eastwood. In his movie Firefox Eastwood lists them as his science advisors, for that movie in the credits. Clint is heavily into living the life for a long long time, with the help of science. Pearson and Shaw are still around, as well, doing their thing. The AMA and FDA hated them LOL

But they were the advanced guard and somewhat profits of what is going on now at Harvard and Yale and elsewhere where they are working on ending aging and ever reversing it to make the old young and healthy again. Liz Parrish, George Church, David Sinclair, Michael Fossel are just a few of these worker bees making it happen today. The diseases of today and the past will vanish. But so will most social security, and medicare/medicaid.

Firewalker

Just saw and read this from Joe Tippens...

There are fully documented 55 success cases now in less than 9 months, 25 of which we know the Fenben regimen was the ONLY thing being taken.

https://www.inspire.com/groups/ameri.../fenbendazole/

Firewalker

And a doggie story for ya LOL

Kennybill

I've been a participant in a trials study for right around 4 years. This study was looking for men over 60 without cancer or heart problems and somehow they contacted me. The Mars foundation (the candy people) are funding it. I've taken 3 pills religiously for near 4 years, not knowing if placebo or cocoa extract and vitamins. They've had a Nurse come and take vitals and blood twice. I believe I'll find out later which side of the test I'm on later. I am a blood donor giving 4 to 5 times a year starting in 1969. This may be where they got my name. Hopefully these alternative methods may help.


https://www.cosmostrial.org/index.html

Firewalker

I am my own lab rat for about 40 years. And try and go with the best science out there, rather than official proclamations in the news media. Especially dealing with mice since mice and humans have quite different biologys. Our needs are different and we process things differently.
Over the years I have gone to doctors mainly to get labs or scanning more than seeking treatments or advice.

Now, the last so many years I get once every 6 months, or once year, another appointment as mandated by the VA system.

The latest on the cancer end of my trial on my self is this. The first round of one gram a day was not great, as by the seconds day I stopped, to give me a rest from the negative effects. But I did positive effects quickly and more afterwards, in the days following those 2 days. Waited a few days and took a third dose, but still noticed some negative. Waited a few days then tried a half of the dosage yesterday and then again half today, with less negatives though I think I can still feel some negative effects but not near as much. S a third half dose is probably a go for tomorrow. And then 4 days or so off.

The next cycle I will probably increase the amounts slightly per day working up over time to a full one gram a day. I think the negative effects are mainly from overloading the system with possible dead cells rather than from the drug itself. I have been using the Safe-Guard brand of the chemical, but am switching to the Panacur-C brand he used for it. This will give me a clue if I seem or perceive any difference in the formulations, as far as the side effects.

I have been doing more research, as is my nature, and even found a paper stating this anticancer effect noticed a long time ago in previous papers going back decades for the zoles, as I like to think of them for simplicity sake, like fenbendazole. Some are water soluble, like for fish with parasites. The all seem to have similar anti cancer effects and mechanisms, from my reading so far.

Its all interesting.