Experiences with

Albendazole

Had some sort of flare, possibly activated by the bivalent covid booster although discussion on here suggested it did not seem like a normal flare, in December. See previous posts. Ended up on 15mg daily to get on top of it and dropped very slowly. I felt awful most of the time since then and lost weight

Looking back over my posts over the past 10 years wow I do feel lucky to be here. It has been just over a year since my second diagnosis of Low Grade Ovarian Cancer stage 3C. This disease is tricky to treat as its only been since 2004 we have recognised it as being a different sub type of Ovarian Cancer

Today I saw an alternative doctor in Michigan. I requested a cholera shot and a script for Mebendazole 22.2 mg. He wants information to study before he agrees to my request. Where can I find this? Thanks

Asking advice and thoughts on my situation. I'm 5 years post IMRT to prostate and pelvic LN in 2015. Original PCa diagnosis in 2012 with Gleason 9 (4+5), Stage 4 ('locally advanced', no mets). Three cycles of ADT (4-6 months each) from 2012-2016. From Aug 2019 to Aug 2020 PSA went from 0.15 to 2.42.

We have added the CareOncology protocol of mebendazole, metformin, doxycycline, and atorvastatin to my husband’s regimen. We probably started too late, but are hopeful. Has anyone here had success with adding this protocol?

Hello, I am wondering if anyone has used this protocol specifically for MBC and had good results? I have found stories online about it helping for other types of cancers but have yet to find if breast cancer is one of the cancers it could help with. Please let me know if anyone has direct experience

Does anyone have enough background to tell me if this looks like something similar to fenbendazole and/or mebendazole? VERU-111 is an oral, next-generation, first-in-class selective small molecule that targets and binds to the alpha and beta-tubulin subunits of microtubules in cells. Microtubules are

Prior to Nov. 2018: PSA generally between 0.6 and 0.9 following my last HIFU in 2015 Nov. 2018: 0.9 mid-April 2019: 1.871 mid-May 2019: 2.277 - urologist says PC has returned; no biopsy; Axumin and MRI scans note "anomalous" activity in the midline suggesting recurrence, no metastases seen; begin fenbendazole

Have been told about taking Atorvastatin, Metformin, doxycycline and mebendazole either during or after chemo to lessen the chance of it recurring. Anyone got any thoughts on this? does it work for lung cancer? Thanks Ian

I thought this information would be helpful (pulled it from another site) for all of you who have not heard about these treatment options in addition to your traditional treatment. http://careoncology.com. Available in the US & UK. They have published a five-year study on GBM, an aggressive brain

I have been looking back at my husbands T numbers over his three year history of treatment and looking for thoughts after a doctor today made a comment Charlie is becoming CR and should try Provenge. Little history. T has always been low in Charlie. Usually below 300 for 15 years prior to being diagnosed

Hi! So here's my story, which freaks me out for the last week to the point of shaking hands, inability to focus at work and total paralysis of my whole life. 2 and a bit years ago I came back from living in South America for 3 months, in a country with poor sanitation, although I lived with family,

Is there anyone out there that is on the Care Oncology protocol and is also taking Modified Citrus Pectin? While on the protocol every time I start taking the Mebendazole my liver numbers on the CMP test go out of spec. The CO doctor is suspicious that it is caused by the grapefruit in the MCP, however

has anyone seen any info on what the dosages are for mebendazole, albendazole and fenbendazole? Well, I know Panacur C/fenben is 222mg/gram - but I've never seen anything about what people take in mebendazole and albendazole dosages for the same effects as fenben.

First, some background history. I was diagnosed in January 2016 with Gleason 9 and metastatic PCa. I have undergone ADT, chemotherapy and SBRT to the prostate and have augmented the standard of care with a regimen that appears to have suppressed my PSA until mid 2019 when it started to rise. The nadir

There are some members on this forum who are taking either mebendazole or fenbendazole, two antihelminthic drugs that appear to have anticancer activity. The former is for human use and the latter for animals. I did a web and literature search to obtain more information on these drugs - this post summarizes

So it dropped from 1.4 in December to 1.1 in January - but with a caveat of unknown (to me) importance. This is the first time I've noticed that different labs use different methodology to come up with their results, so I included the methods here FWIW. Quest seems to have gone from Siemens chemiluminescent

So it dropped from 1.4 in December to 1.1 in January - but with a caveat of unknown (to me) importance. This is the first time I've noticed that different labs use different methodology to come up with their results, so I included the methods here FWIW. Quest seems to have gone from Siemens chemiluminescent

I had RALP at MSK on 8/16/18 MY Pretreatment PSA was 6.23 ng/ml Post Surgery Gleason Primary 3 Secondary 4 Total Gleason 7. Grade Group 2 Clinical Stage. T 1 C NO MX Tumor Type Adenocarcinoma Primary Tumor pT2 Organ confined Perineural Invasion identified No Lymph Node or Seminal Vessel metastasis Post

At last! https://www.urotoday.com/recent-abstracts/urologic-oncology/prostate-cancer/117982-repurposing-screen-identifies-mebendazole-as-a-clinical-candidate-to-synergise-with-docetaxel-for-prostate-cancer-treatment.html