One more thing: the typical dose is 222mg of fenbendazole, in (1) gram packets from Panacur by Merck. It should be taken with (1) tablespoon of a high quality olive oil to make it more bioavailable. It is the percentage of oleic acid in the olive oil that is important. Many protocols suggest taking it for 4-days straight, then not taking…
One more thing: the typical dose is 222mg of fenbendazole, in (1) gram packets from Panacur by Merck. It should be taken with (1) tablespoon of a high quality olive oil to make it more bioavailable. It is the percentage of oleic acid in the olive oil that is important. Many protocols suggest taking it for 4-days straight, then not taking it for the next 3-days. Keep repeating the cycle. There is also a liquid version meant for goats made by Safeguard. One-half teaspoon is roughly 200 mg. There is a lot of information out there on this, once you know about it.
Another very good book is, "Surviving Cancer, Covid, & Disease: The Repurposed Drug Revolution" by Justus R. Hope, MD, available in paperback on Amazon for $20.00. It is from this book that I originally learned about using Fenbendazole for cancer.
One more thing: the typical dose is 222mg of fenbendazole, in (1) gram packets from Panacur by Merck. It should be taken with (1) tablespoon of a high quality olive oil to make it more bioavailable. It is the percentage of oleic acid in the olive oil that is important. Many protocols suggest taking it for 4-days straight, then not taking it for the next 3-days. Keep repeating the cycle. There is also a liquid version meant for goats made by Safeguard. One-half teaspoon is roughly 200 mg. There is a lot of information out there on this, once you know about it.
Great info Debra I just forwarded this to a good friend.
Another very good book is, "Surviving Cancer, Covid, & Disease: The Repurposed Drug Revolution" by Justus R. Hope, MD, available in paperback on Amazon for $20.00. It is from this book that I originally learned about using Fenbendazole for cancer.
Here is a whole library of information on "Therapeutics & Repurposed Drugs for the Treatment of Cancer" with many, many links. If you scroll down, you will see the section on fenbendazole....https://doorlesscarp953.substack.com/p/therapeutics-and-repurposed-drugs?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2