Cancer Care by FLCCC, Nice start but they do not have a MAGNESIUM section, how can you fight cancer without adequate magnesium? or that there may be a topical need for magnesium during inflammation.
And they don't have pomegranate peel (which is a COX 2 inhibitor - that is mentioned as a group of aspirin and NSAIDs)
or methyl B vitamins, choline, and other mitochondrial support nutrients and cofactors. The ketogenic diet approach also can be too high fat for mitochondrial function to be restored. FLCCC is still too medication focused, in my opinion, to truly offer enough help for cancer or CoV. https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Cancer-Care-2023-06-28.pdf
While those are commendable recommendations, the spotlight really needs to be on the use of fenbendazole for treating & curing many cancers (see my previous comment today & in the recent past). Other good sources of information are: "Natural Strategies for Cancer Patients" by Russell L. Blaylock, MD & " Surviving Cancer, Covid-19, & Disease" by Justus R. Hope, MD.
Their guide is listing a whole lot of things that could help, including fenbendazole, and I had a lot of hope as it opened with 'metabolic basis to cancer' - but then no magnesium section or mitochondrial support nutrients or even methyl B complex.
Where is the 'metabolic basis' supposed to get its help from?
Fenbendazole might help a cancer growth, but it wouldn't correct the metabolic issue that led to the cancer growth. And magnesium is needed for cells to do apoptosis. Solutions often need a full team, not just one star player.
Edit/addition - Quote from the FLCCC cancer guide "The doctor who goes by the pen name ‘Justus Hope’ and who wrote a book on cancer and repurposed drugs, says almost everyone who gets cancer shares at least one common risk factor. These include cigarette smoking (40%), insulin resistance (40%), viruses (10%), and
hereditary cancers such as familial adenomatous polyposis, BRACA mutations, etc. (10%). (2)
Curiously, it is not being overweight or obese that is most related to cancer; it is the presence of insulin resistance. (2) Furthermore, patients who have an elevated TG/HDL ratio (a measure of cholesterol levels) are at an increased risk of not only heart disease and Alzheimer's disease but also cancer. (2, 3)"
Insulin Resistance and elevated TG/HDL suggests higher carb diet balance needs to switch to moderate carb. Smoking disrupts methylation cycles.
The guide is a nice start - it needs more about correcting the underlying metabolic basis for cancer is my main point.
The perpetrators (I'm borrowing Mike Yeadon's term) threw a courtesy-problem on my path on top of three years of gaslighting. The other week, I went to a cremation; an old friend of mine died after a short spell of cancer. Now he was a smoker, so... (Or, that's what we were supposed to think?)
The spoken obituaries did not contain the slightest allusion to the jab, but I wonder... I foresee a lot of similar situations in the near future. And I do not like it one bit. It's high time the gaslighting ends.
It is surprising to me he doesn’t incorporate the combination of very low dose Azithromycin+Doxycycline+vitamin C that has been shown by Dr. Michael Lisanti to kill over 98% of cancer stem cells.
Dom D’Agistino has demonstrated hyperbaric oxygen with medical ketogenic diet kills cancer.
Metformin should never be taken without supplementing B12.
Anyone I have known to have cancer, and there have been dozens, would never seek anything outside of the mainstream medical institutions. Maybe one person has survived their treatments and all my family members never have. They have been virtually brainwashed into seeking exorbitantly expensive treatments that did nothing more than ensure their deaths.
Hard to actually know what to do. Oncologists only know what they have been taught. I was just asked if my cancer returned would I undergo chemo again and I said no. My partner was able to help me though chemo but she has passed. I might try various concoctions with only hope they might work - can't ever do them all. My sister had her cancer return and did try the course of various concoctions to no avail. Best we can hope for is to read a lot and do our best. Guides and help are confusing at best.
I just lost a family friend who was 69 years old. Dx in January 2023, passed away this July 2023. Went the allopathic route. Suffered a lot. Died at home. Very hard on the family. My friend (the wife) told me “Liz, if you ever have a family member tell you they want to die at home, just say No”. This is a bit of an aside, but it still struck me. Re: the vax... they are all fully vaccinated for sure (not sure if boosted, I didn’t feel it was the right time to ask). Cancer started in the lungs then went everywhere. Even crossed the blood brain barrier (BBB). I could be wrong but I thought “regular” lung cancer didn’t used to cross the BBB?
Thank you for bringing Dr Paul Marik's fine work to our attention. While compiling his monograph he overlooked Inositol Hexaphosphate(IP6). I have just sent a detailed email on IP6 to support@flccc.net. If you know Dr Marik, you may also wish to bring IP6 to his attention.
I guess that Dr. Marik is unaware that he is retracing the work of the late Dr. William Donald Kelley or he has never heard of him, like most medical doctors other than the late Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez.
He is a giant among men. I try and listen to all his interviews. Thank you for sharing, Dr Nass.
Cancer Care by FLCCC, Nice start but they do not have a MAGNESIUM section, how can you fight cancer without adequate magnesium? or that there may be a topical need for magnesium during inflammation.
And they don't have pomegranate peel (which is a COX 2 inhibitor - that is mentioned as a group of aspirin and NSAIDs)
or methyl B vitamins, choline, and other mitochondrial support nutrients and cofactors. The ketogenic diet approach also can be too high fat for mitochondrial function to be restored. FLCCC is still too medication focused, in my opinion, to truly offer enough help for cancer or CoV. https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Cancer-Care-2023-06-28.pdf
While those are commendable recommendations, the spotlight really needs to be on the use of fenbendazole for treating & curing many cancers (see my previous comment today & in the recent past). Other good sources of information are: "Natural Strategies for Cancer Patients" by Russell L. Blaylock, MD & " Surviving Cancer, Covid-19, & Disease" by Justus R. Hope, MD.
Their guide is listing a whole lot of things that could help, including fenbendazole, and I had a lot of hope as it opened with 'metabolic basis to cancer' - but then no magnesium section or mitochondrial support nutrients or even methyl B complex.
Where is the 'metabolic basis' supposed to get its help from?
Fenbendazole might help a cancer growth, but it wouldn't correct the metabolic issue that led to the cancer growth. And magnesium is needed for cells to do apoptosis. Solutions often need a full team, not just one star player.
Edit/addition - Quote from the FLCCC cancer guide "The doctor who goes by the pen name ‘Justus Hope’ and who wrote a book on cancer and repurposed drugs, says almost everyone who gets cancer shares at least one common risk factor. These include cigarette smoking (40%), insulin resistance (40%), viruses (10%), and
hereditary cancers such as familial adenomatous polyposis, BRACA mutations, etc. (10%). (2)
Curiously, it is not being overweight or obese that is most related to cancer; it is the presence of insulin resistance. (2) Furthermore, patients who have an elevated TG/HDL ratio (a measure of cholesterol levels) are at an increased risk of not only heart disease and Alzheimer's disease but also cancer. (2, 3)"
Insulin Resistance and elevated TG/HDL suggests higher carb diet balance needs to switch to moderate carb. Smoking disrupts methylation cycles.
The guide is a nice start - it needs more about correcting the underlying metabolic basis for cancer is my main point.
Addition: I wrote a post about my nutrition concerns. https://open.substack.com/pub/denutrients/p/cancer-apoptosis-and-magnesium-deficiency?r=os7nw&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Can it be used topically?
I am not aware of a topical preparation at this time. More than likely, any new developments will be found at www.fenbendazole.substack.com.
I am getting no search results for topical with farm animals. Too bad.
*I have 3x jabbed parents in Hospice situation with cancer and other concerns.
Someone else has a Substack that had a very thorough How-To guide. I will have to look for that one.
The newer one seems focused on just sharing the stories without the How-To's. Talks a bit about your oncologist as if one is involve.
I had a late night appetite. If I take one magnesium pill (150 mg), it vanishes. I'm also more relaxed and ready for sleep.
Glad it is working for you. Your gut must absorb it okay.
Is there one magnesium supplement or type? I get confused because of the different types. I currently take magnesium (citrate)
That is a chelated form which should be absorbed better than magnesium oxide, an ionic form.
I like Epsom salt, magnesium sulfate, footsoak, hands, or bath. the sulfate is helpful too and some people don't have good GI absorption.
My jenniferdepew.com page on magnesium is short because it links to my two main posts. this is one of them https://open.substack.com/pub/denutrients/p/to-have-optimal-magnesium-needs-protein-and-phospholipids-too?r=os7nw&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
and this one https://open.substack.com/pub/denutrients/p/magnesium-essential-for-eighty-percent-of-our-bodys-chemistry?r=os7nw&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Thank you
See this post: https://open.substack.com/pub/denutrients/p/to-have-optimal-magnesium-needs-protein-and-phospholipids-too?r=os7nw&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Dear dr. Meryl Nass,
The perpetrators (I'm borrowing Mike Yeadon's term) threw a courtesy-problem on my path on top of three years of gaslighting. The other week, I went to a cremation; an old friend of mine died after a short spell of cancer. Now he was a smoker, so... (Or, that's what we were supposed to think?)
The spoken obituaries did not contain the slightest allusion to the jab, but I wonder... I foresee a lot of similar situations in the near future. And I do not like it one bit. It's high time the gaslighting ends.
Thank you for all you do.
Pim
Meryl, thanks for this info.
I’m following this substack on effective use of Fenbendazole in treating cancer. https://open.substack.com/pub/fenbendazole?r=eorkm&utm_medium=ios
It is surprising to me he doesn’t incorporate the combination of very low dose Azithromycin+Doxycycline+vitamin C that has been shown by Dr. Michael Lisanti to kill over 98% of cancer stem cells.
Dom D’Agistino has demonstrated hyperbaric oxygen with medical ketogenic diet kills cancer.
Metformin should never be taken without supplementing B12.
Anyone I have known to have cancer, and there have been dozens, would never seek anything outside of the mainstream medical institutions. Maybe one person has survived their treatments and all my family members never have. They have been virtually brainwashed into seeking exorbitantly expensive treatments that did nothing more than ensure their deaths.
Hard to actually know what to do. Oncologists only know what they have been taught. I was just asked if my cancer returned would I undergo chemo again and I said no. My partner was able to help me though chemo but she has passed. I might try various concoctions with only hope they might work - can't ever do them all. My sister had her cancer return and did try the course of various concoctions to no avail. Best we can hope for is to read a lot and do our best. Guides and help are confusing at best.
Thanks so much for this, dear Meryl.
Hope I won't need the guide but thanks. Hate to imagine my cancer returning somewhere.
I just lost a family friend who was 69 years old. Dx in January 2023, passed away this July 2023. Went the allopathic route. Suffered a lot. Died at home. Very hard on the family. My friend (the wife) told me “Liz, if you ever have a family member tell you they want to die at home, just say No”. This is a bit of an aside, but it still struck me. Re: the vax... they are all fully vaccinated for sure (not sure if boosted, I didn’t feel it was the right time to ask). Cancer started in the lungs then went everywhere. Even crossed the blood brain barrier (BBB). I could be wrong but I thought “regular” lung cancer didn’t used to cross the BBB?
Thanks! I also really enjoyed Dr. Marik’s talk recently with Dr. Christopher Martenson. It on the Peak Prosperity website www.peakprosperity.com
Thank you for bringing Dr Paul Marik's fine work to our attention. While compiling his monograph he overlooked Inositol Hexaphosphate(IP6). I have just sent a detailed email on IP6 to support@flccc.net. If you know Dr Marik, you may also wish to bring IP6 to his attention.
I guess that Dr. Marik is unaware that he is retracing the work of the late Dr. William Donald Kelley or he has never heard of him, like most medical doctors other than the late Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez.
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This is excellent ! Thank you very much for sharing !
Fenbendazole https://fenbendazole.substack.com Saved four people with cancers close to me since 2021.