News of Fenbendazole's anti-Cancer effect is getting around, but they still don't get it.
In January of 2023, I published an article which laid out what I thought was a real breakthrough in cancer research. It’s not just that “something worked,” because there are a lot of things that work. This was a new (to me) explanation of cancer. (Turns out it was an old one, suppressed). Just like with the field of virology, the medical establishment of today doesn’t even really know what cancer is. So I’m not going to spend any time linking “scientific papers” here. They’re idiots. They can’t think outside the box.
Some new readers haven’t read the article I wrote in January 2023 yet. Let me ask you a question. What do Ivermectin, Artemisia annua, and Fenbendazole have in common? They’re all anti-parasite, anti-bacterial and anti-cancer. Is it related? Holy Hell yes, it’s related. I’m just going to do a few pictures on anti-parasite qualities.
We’re all aware of the use of Ivermectin for worms in horses thanks to the FDA. It turns out that suppressing Ivermectin is a big part of the strategy to create cancer with vaccines.
Artemisa annua is called “Sweet Wormwood” because that’s what people took for thousands of years when they had worms. Thousands. Ancient Egypt. So 4-5,000 years I guess. You know, we evolved with plants before pharma came along and, well, starting causing cancer. Our system works when we eat plants, not when we inject synthetic mRNA coated in anti-freeze and God knows what else.
Fenbendazole is also used as a dewormer. Merck, again. You know Merck can kill some worms, I’ll give them that one. Ivermectin was developed by Merck as well. They just don’t want you to know that you can cure cancer with it.
And the 3 substances above are all anti-bacterial I believe. That’s important. Ivermectin, in particular, is derived from secretions of a bacteria that lives in soil. These secretions are apparently used to kill other bacteria and defend their turf.
This is a really good article on Artemisia annua by Doorless Carp here on Substack. He referenced me in a few places here. We had plans to cure cancer, and I think we will.
And below is what I figured out with the help of DoorlessCarp and A. M. Gonzalez. Guess what, there is a role of bacteria in cancer. Gram-negative bacteria feed on the cancer cells and form a shield over cancer cells that the body’s immune system cannot penentrate. If/when you kill the bacteria, and your body can kill the cancer cells.
Much of what we call Cancer appears to be a Symbiotic Relationship between Bacteria and diseased cells which can be cured with Ivermectin, Lactoferrin, Fenbendazole and so on.
Much of what is described as "cancer" appears to be a symbiotic relationship between diseased cells and bacteria, whereby diseased cells provide nourishment for the bacteria, and the bacteria protect the diseased cells from the body's systems that eliminate diseased cells by forming a "biofilm" shield.
Let me post another article on Fenbendazole and Cancer here. This article was written by Dr. William Makis, who has been doing great reporting on the staggering numbers of Turbo Cancers and deaths caused by vaccines.
Joe Rogan mentioned Makis’ article, because Joe Rogan reads his Substack, which is great.
Makis reviewed 9 papers, about 9 months after I wrote my article. He didn’t review my article. He identified 12 mechanisms of action, and managed to miss the most important thing that I had written about, somehow. Maybe because he reads scientific papers and not my substack?
Rogan’s read was based on this article, from Makis.
The “Second Smartest Guy in the World” also wrote something on Fenbendazole on June 6, 2023.
Here’s what “2nd Smartest Guy in the World” said about Tippen’s story, relaying the story of a Merck scientist who cured cancer in mice using Fenbendazole in June 2023:
He told me a story of a scientist at Merck Animal Health (veterinary side of Merck) that had performed cancer research on mice by injecting different types of cancers into different mice body parts. And this scientist stumbled (trial and error) across a product in their canine product line that was batting 1.000 in killing these different cancers.
He told me that the scientist in question got diagnosed with 4th stage brain cancer and was told “no hope, 3 months to live”. This person decided “what the heck” and started taking the canine medicine. Six weeks later, she was all clear.
I had just been told I’ve got no hope and 3 months to live, so it wasn’t a hard decision for me to take the leap.
As of this posting Tippens remains in total remission, vibrant and healthy.
Tippens’s Fenbendazole protocol has changed throughout the last few years, with his original protocol that saved his life as follows:
And Here’s what I wrote in January 2023:
August 2019. Case Study: Joe Tippins was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer in September 2016 with a tumor the size of his fist in his lower left lung and in his lymph nodes. He went to MD Anderson in Houston who used radiation and chemotherapy. The radiation caused harm to him. He lost weight from 200 pounds to 105, and lost all his hair. The radiation and chemotherapy worked to an extent. The tumor disappeared, but the cancer metasticized throughout his body. A veterinarian in Oklahoma, a family friend, informed Tippins about a scientist from Merck who had been creating cancer in mice for studies. Her mice became infested with intestinal parasites. She gave the mice Fenbendazole to kill the intestinal parasites. The Fenbendazole also cured all the cancer in her mice. The scientist came to be diagnosed with cancer herself. She took Fenbendazole and cured her cancer. Tippens began taking Fenbendazole 3 days a week at a dosage recommended by his veterinarian friend: 1.2 grams of Fenbendazole per day, 3 days a week. Tippens did that for January, February, March and April of 2017. By May of 2017, Tippens was free of cancer.
Notice the difference? OK, maybe not, so let me make this clear. The Merck scientist was creating cancer in mice. Her mice got worms. She tried to kill the worms with Fenbendazole and cured the cancer too. It’s not a coincidence. It also works with Ivermectin and Artemisia by the same method of killing parasites that feed on cancer cells.
So this is what I have to say to Makis, Rogan, the not-2nd Smartest Guy in the World, and whoever else is not getting the story straight. I don’t mind not getting any credit or recognition, but at least tell the truth about the true mechanism of action- how Fenbendazole, Ivermectin, Artemisia, etc, kill bacteria, breaking the bioshield, and allowing the cancer cells to be attacked.
And if you’re waiting on a “Scientist” to tell you, stick another needle in your arm while you wait. Some people never learn I guess.
P.S. If you really want to kill the hell out of cancer, especially for people with screwed-up immune systems thanks to the vaccines, it’s a two-part process.
Kill the bacteria with Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, Artemisia, and probably a lot of other things, the Cinchoa derivatives likely (Chloroquine and Hydroxychloroquine).
Kill the cancer cells with Lactoferrin. Your body may be able to do this without the Lactoferrin but it appears to work very well, and again, for those with compromised immune systems, I think you should use it. You can read more about all that in the January article.
Charles Wright
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And if you’d actually like to cure Cancer, many forms of it anyway, I believe it can be done for $10-20 million. Many people were interested in this. I haven’t forgotten.
When I was in North East India, I visited many local doctors who routinely cure all types of cancer with animal parts, bark from certain trees and so on. A favourite cure is to drown a giant millipede in rice wine, at which point it ejects a substance into the wine. If you drink a glass of the wine twice a day for a week the cancer is gone. Cures most types of cancers. I wrote an article on it "No one dies of cancer in Manipur"
Thanks Charles,
Mr Gonzales is doing great work there, calls for help are high and only likely to increase steeply.
I review "alternative" anticancer therapeutics here, including Fen, ivermectin & lactoferin:
https://doorlesscarp953.substack.com/p/therapeutics-and-repurposed-drugs
I've grown my own Artemisia this year, from seed to harvest in 6 months and have the tincture too. I'm also co-writing a paper on cancer and contributed a few therapeutics particular to the pathologies being discussed, watch this space.