Has anyone read or tried fenbendazole or antifungal medicine for pd

[CV119]

I know this might be controversial, just asking if anyone read or had experience with these

[Millbrook]

My husband has been on fenben since 2019 for bladder cancer. There is no significant change pertaining to PD symptoms. What helped him was vitamin B1, PS128 and coronet duo

[CV119 in reply to Millbrook]

Thank you for your response. What dose of b1? Is it sublingual? What brand of fenben? Happy healing(?)

[Millbrook in reply to CV119]

He is taking 500 mg of B1 and a basic B complex. He takes liquid fenben 10% and alternates with albendazole.

[CV119 in reply to Millbrook]

Thank you for taking the time to write these lines. We are familiar with ps128 from bennet and he is on his second month. He also is doing red light with the coronet since october. Do you mind sharing the b1 brand? We use the one recommended by Daphny superior brand i think its called

[Millbrook in reply to CV119]

He takes the one by solgar or NOW. Daphane’s superior source is fine too except that he finds it hard to take. People take a smaller amount on sublingual as it is immediately absorbed bypassing the gastric route

[Eryl]

Some doctors believe PD can be caused by a parasite so an anti parisitic drug like Fenbenderzole might help stop the progression of PD but may not repair the damage already done. Anti parasitic drugs have very few and very rare side effects so they might well be worth a try. youtu.be/zpDbGZoCHgU?si=pXV...(Not working as expected?)

[amykp]

My friend convinced her husband to try fenben for his colon cancer. It was going to be a miracle. He died about two months later. That's my experience.

Why should it work? I mean, even if PD is caused by a parasite, why would you take a veterinary version of a med, and not the human equivalent?

I didn't understand with them, and I don't understand for us.

[CV119 in reply to amykp]

Most doctors dont prescribe the human version unless there is a parasite case

[Millbrook in reply to amykp]

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