Fighting cancer

[1oldcoyote]

Cancer treatment(s) other than chemo, radiation, surgery, immunotherapy.

Anyone fighting cancer. Be aware/research. Fenbendazole & Ivermectin. Both are anti-parasitic medicines. That have been used on domestic animals as well as humans for many decades. Whom have parasites. Those two medicines in a few online studies. Have a chemical make up. That stops cancer cell division & Spread in. Animals & humans alike. Animals can/will/may get the same cancers as us humans. It cost you nothing, but time to do your own research. Do a lot of research on either of the above medicines. Some internet engines do not show how either of the mentioned medicines are useful in fighting cancer(s). So if you do research & find little to no info on them. Try a different research internet engine/search site. Why the Gov/FDA. Has not noted, researched/studied. Nor legalized either of the above medicines as effective in fighting cancer(s). Is beyond me.

 

[BackofBeyond]

 

[hank4elk]

I don't trust many people.
But I trust my oncologist and beating stage 4 ,for now. 2 years and kicking still.
You do you.

 

[BAKPAKR]

I don't trust many people.
But I trust my oncologist and beating stage 4 ,for now. 2 years and kicking still.
You do you.

Heck Hank, try Ivermectin, and in four more years, you might have to change your screen name to “hank4prez”!

 

[hank4elk]

I have used ivermectin before. For worms.

PSA is down from 419.16 to .04 ...and there is no way you should want me in charge of anything. But me.
I'm good with doggies. And elk.

 

[WC53]

They are researching them but not for primary treatments.
Though I did go to tractor supply today.

Have my first post treatment psa early December. Trusting the Oncologist and Elijah Craig.

 

[jimh406]

If you look at the available info, it's kind of amazing how many different treatments there are for cancer. Also, it varies quite a lot country to country.

 

[Bluffgruff]

Interesting AI syntax going on here.

 

[longbow51]

I have used ivermectin before. For worms.

PSA is down from 419.16 to .04 ...and there is no way you should want me in charge of anything. But me.
I'm good with doggies. And elk.

Holy crap, Hank. Surviving a 419 is a medical miracle, or divine intervention.

Your time here is not done.

 

[Gr8bawana]

Cancer treatment(s) other than chemo, radiation, surgery, immunotherapy.

Anyone fighting cancer. Be aware/research. Fenbendazole & Ivermectin. Both are anti-parasitic medicines. That have been used on domestic animals as well as humans for many decades. Whom have parasites. Those two medicines in a few online studies. Have a chemical make up. That stops cancer cell division & Spread in. Animals & humans alike. Animals can/will/may get the same cancers as us humans. It cost you nothing, but time to do your own research. Do a lot of research on either of the above medicines. Some internet engines do not show how either of the mentioned medicines are useful in fighting cancer(s). So if you do research & find little to no info on them. Try a different research internet engine/search site. Why the Gov/FDA. Has not noted, researched/studied. Nor legalized either of the above medicines as effective in fighting cancer(s). Is beyond me.

 

[Nick87]

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Is that what happened?

 

[mtmuley]

The cancer thing isn't a laughing matter to me. I've dealt with enough of it. mtmuley

 

[Nick87]

The cancer thing isn't a laughing matter to me. I've dealt with enough of it. mtmuley

As prevalent as it is. If you haven't had it effect you on a personal level it won't be long, unfortunately.

 

[Dave N]

How many drinks do you need to read that post to understand it?

 

[BackofBeyond]

I don't trust many people.
But I trust my oncologist and beating stage 4 ,for now. 2 years and kicking still.
You do you.

My dad was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, so your story is hitting just a little closer to home.

Thanks for still being here Hank. Really.

 

[Nick87]

My dad was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, so your story is hitting just a little closer to home.

Thanks for still being here Hank. Really.

Sorry to hear that. Best wishes.

 

[mtmuley]

My dad was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, so your story is hitting just a little closer to home.

Thanks for still being here Hank. Really.

Early detection is good. Hoping for the best for your Dad. mtmuley

 

[Schutzhund]

Going through it here right now in PA with my mother...I can relate to you all that have loved ones who went through it. Those who poke fun at it obviously haven't been affected. Stay strong folks.

 

[perma]

As prevalent as it is. If you haven't had it effect you on a personal level it won't be long, unfortunately.

I’m lucky to be in that group. At least from a family perspective. My high school shop teacher had colon cancer, I think that’s as close as it’s ever been to me. Still too close.

 

[Straight Arrow]

Going through it here right now in PA with my mother...I can relate to you all that have loved ones who went through it. Those who poke fun at it obviously haven't been affected. Stay strong folks.

Best wishes and prayers for your Mom.
No ... there isn't anything funny about it all. It is fearsome, worrisome, and a strong personal signal of one's mortality.

I am blessed to have prostate cancer in the rear view mirror, with PSA tests negligible ... after a radical, robotic prostatectomy. But I certainly did not go to RFK Jr or the internet for consultation and treatment. My urologist, then Huntsman Cancer Institute tested, evaluated, and treated my cancer with incredible care, medical technology, and successful treatment. I owe them my life.