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Feb 25, 2023·edited Feb 25, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

Thank you so much for this article! I’ve passed it along to some friends in the healthcare field and one who is fighting cancer now (possibly spike vaccine induced).

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My sister cured her triple negative breast cancer by drinking one quart of 10ppm colloidal silver per day for 2 months. She goes back every 6 months now to check if it returned, but it has not.

If it was me, I'd do all four items , both dewormers, vit c, baking soda, and colloidal silver.

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Does she still take colloidal silver at all? How often, how much if she does

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Cuz, how is your sister,did she have conventional treatment concurrently with silver or not? how is she doing currently? let me know please. Ashleyhedges1028@gmail.com

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One quart per day? Isn’t that a huge amount?

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Feb 28, 2023·edited Feb 28, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

I was doing 3/4th of this. Very high level C infusions at 50-75,000 mg x2 per week. 36 mg of ivermectin, and some baking soda water. I did not have the dog dewormer. We will do as outlined here. It drove my wife's CA 27-29 from 472 to 42 with 38 being normal. She did not do C from Thanksgiving thru New Years and her number went back up to 55. After 2 C infusions it went back down to 48. We will get the doses correct. I think the ivermectin was under dosed, the baking soda water was too intermitent and we did not know the dosage, the dog dewormer is on its way. I will report back.

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One place that has really great integrative cancer protocols is Brio-Medical Clinic in Scottsdale, AZ

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Unheard of! Thank you.

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https://fenbendazole.substack.com read the metastatic breast cancer Case Report. She is completely cancer-free 18 months out.

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How do you get your labs and scans. Does your hospital still treat you?

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Is she hormone positive? Is she blocking estrogen if so?

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Feb 26, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

Interesting protocol that combines the 4. Unfortunately big pharma will never let it go mainstream, but a lot of people are now staging their own wars against cancer outside of mainstream medicine’s toxic remedies.

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May 19, 2023·edited Jun 15, 2023

76 years old, weight 150 lb.

I ran Dr. Haider's procedure with my own variations. Specifically, my three Ivermectin doses were 12, 36, and 72 mg. Additionally, I ingested sodium bicarbonate solution on alternate days beginning with day 12. Finally, I took 220 mg of fenbendazole on days 12, 13, 14 and 18, 19, 20.

The result was a drop in my PSA from 15.04 to 13.1 in one month.

I will now repeat the procedure with three Ivermectin doses of 72 mg each. I will report my results in one month. Stay tuned

June 15.

I ran Dr Haider's protocol a second time.This time I took 72 mg of ivermectin three times. From day 12 I took sodium bicarbonate on alternate days. I took 220 mg of fenbendazole on Days 12 13 14 and days 18 19 20.

The result was that my PSA fell to 9.6.da To recap, my PSA was 10 last september. It rose to 15.1 in March of this year. It fell to 13.1 after running a modification of this procedure. Now it"s 9.6!

I will now run this procedure on even numbered months, specifically August October December and thereafter until my PSA falls to zero.

I have no intention of sharing this information with any oncologist, because I suspect that where I to do so, he would simply tell me that I never had cancer.

Dr. Haider. Bless you & thanx.

Richard

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Feb 10·edited Feb 10

Did you do any traditional treatments? Also what do you mean 3 different doses one dose each day?

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I initially took three doses of 12, 36 and 72 mg of ivermectin because I was uncertain of the safety involved. Now that I know that 72 mg is safe, that 72 mg dose is my ivermectin dose going forward. No I did not have any other treatment.

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I suspect they’d say Oh we misdiagnosed you!

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Feb 27, 2023·edited Feb 27, 2023

I used to work in pharma. In the 90s we got approved for a drug for dukes c colon cancer. It’s called ergamizol or levamisole. Guess what? It was a dewormer. Funny how the fda didn’t come out and say don’t use it because you’re not a horse

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I shared it with my friend. Now I see your stack made it onto Citizen Free Press

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Feb 25, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

There is a lot of information and discussions related to Fenbendazole and Cancer in the following two Facebook groups:

"Fenbendazole - Cancer Support Group": https://www.facebook.com/groups/476254899648556/

"Jane McLelland Off Label Drugs for Cancer": https://www.facebook.com/groups/off.label.drugsforcancer/

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Feb 27, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

Thanks so much Dr! Our family has used your telemedicine services, we appreciate all you do & I was excited to see this article. Do you think this would also be a good protocol for prevention?? And what about skin cancers?

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I used a product called Curaderm for a basal cell skin cancer on my nose. It worked very well, uses strong vitamin C, I believe (it’s been several years). I used it every day for about 2 months. It’s expensive up front but much better than paying the doctor to burn it off or cut it off and very minimal scarring.

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Same! I had three spots - forehead, chest and ankle. Used the curaderm every day for a few months - gone! The dermatologist wanted to do surgery. I was able to avoid that.

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Are you drinking a whole quart of the sodium bicarbonate on the prescribed days? (one tsp dissolved in a quart of water)?

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Do you have a link to get in touch using his services please?

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I found it.

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Dr Haider - we are so grateful to you for disseminating this information! Here are the early results of my husbands treatment.

Last November, my husbands PSA was 8. He was referred to a urologist but due to some mismanagement did not get to see him until March. His PSA had risen rapidly by then and was 11. We were told by the surgeon that this was almost certainly cancer but this would need to be confirmed by biopsy - which would take 6 weeks to book (argh Canadian health care!). The surgeon told us PSA's never really goes down.

I immediately began researching and came across your article. He started the protocol and followed it exactly. He had another PSA on day 18 of the treatment and at that point his PSA had dropped to 7.9 - almost a 30% decrease in 18 days!!!

We are going to repeat the protocol to see how low his PSA is going to go and then will make some decisions about biopsy. Will keep you informed of the results.

Thank you sincerely for the great work you are doing!

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Yikes. I realized I didn’t follow up. Amazing news. He had a 12 sample biopsy - all negative!! We will definitely continue a long term parasite protocol!

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Thanks for the update!

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I heard that ivermectin works through inducing autophagy, like fasting. Wonder if resveratrol/pterostilbene has the same effect.

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It's just one of the ways ivermectin works.

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Feb 26, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

Thank you Dr Syed Haider. I’m sharing sharing. This is great info! Be blessed.

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Triple negative breast cancer. Did 3 rounds of this protocol, DMSO, Black seed oil and hyperbaric chamber. Accupuncture once a week. I'm cancer free. Thank you 🙏

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That’s AWESOME! SO happy for you! God Bless <3!

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Great post. Thanks so much. Makes a lot of sense. Will be sharing, with attribution of course. The part of the cancer cells being like criminals (psychopaths) was very apt. But the idea that those renegade cells are active and adaptive rather than just passive, was very new to me. The idea of teleology in biology was verboten; or is usually verboten. But of course that makes no sense. Rupert Sheldrake, the plant biologist and inventor of the theory of "morphic resonance" and "morphogenetic fields", pulls apart the myth of "no intentionality in Nature", in his book "A New Science of Life." At the time it was published some critic, I think from Nature magazine,? claimed it should be burned. Later on in his life his lecture to TEDx promoting his book "The Science Delusion" was banned from TEDx, though it's had quite a life on the Internets. Thank you for your important work - Marguerite

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I have a friend whose father is dying from a soft tissue carcinoma in his vaccinated arm.

“Just got home from hospital, they had to send the biopsy to Boston , the head pathologist “thinks” it’s soft tissue carcinoma, which is extremely rare and is only 1% of cancer in America, however he doesn’t know because he’s never seen anything like it. My father has no cancer in his family”

This text was from early feb and he is now in home hospice. That’s how fast this thing went after him. Could this simple protocol help him?

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If it was me in that situation or my own father I would try it because what’s the downside? There is none that I know of.

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The relative safety of IVM use comes from the fact we don’t have any glutamate-gated ion channels outside of the brain and spinal cord, and only a low dose is taken just one time for its intended use. If and when IVM crosses the Blood–Brain Barrier, IVM will bind to the glutamate-gated ion channels in the brain! At the high continuous doses mentioned in this article, the safety profile of regular IVM use isn’t relevant imho. For example, some dogs are genetically hypersensitive to ivermectin and it easily crosses the BBB and can be lethal to the animal. Dear doctor, I would very much appreciate your opinion on this matter.

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Feb 25, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

I’m so sorry. This is terrible. I think it mentioned in the article that it works best if started early but you never know. Miracles happen every day. 🙏

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Feb 27, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

Worth a shot, no?

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Feb 26, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

Early feb as in a couple weeks ago?

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I had a friend who was diagnosed with leukemia on a Friday, 2 weeks later, arranging his funeral. Wonderful Vietnam veteran & a former pastor. Dearly missed.

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I'd have his tissue sent to Brian Cole. I wonder if they find it full of mRNA & Spike. I hope you tried the protocol. 🙏

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Feb 27, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

Very informative article Doc! Thank You!

About a year ago I read an article concerning a new cancer treatment, with 15 cancer patients (w/ different types) that all 15 had 100 % remission!

I've heard nothing since, was this story true? And, if true, was this your protocol?

I've just subscribed (free version, unfortunately, I'm financially imbarrased at the moment, Sorry!)

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dostarlimab was the drug in that study, i believe

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I've been intrigued by the claimed anti-cancer properties of fenbendazole ever since I first heard the claim. It caught my eye because I've used it a few times on the farm as a livestock de-wormer. It's got a reputation as extraordinarily safe and can be used on a lot of different livestock.

But here's my question -- the label doesn't even require any wait time between fendbendazole and slaughter for meat production. This is very unusual--most drugs used in agriculture have very specific wait times before an animal can be killed legally for meat. With fenbendazole, I understood the reasoning to be that the drug doesn't leave the digestive tract, and thus does not leave any residues.

I can't see how the claimed benefits can work if it really is so poorly absorbed. Anyone else have any thoughts?

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My mistake. I looked up a couple guidelines, and there is a pre-⁷slaughter wait period listed. It's short, but it's there. Apologies for any confusion I caused by not checking first.

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From what I have researched, fenben should be taken with something like black seed oil or DMSO for better absorption, so that's what we have done for my father with late stage prostate cancer mets to the bones and lymph nodes, but he is great after 6 months on fenben and IVM and several other things that I listed in the post above

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Could you explain what he is great means in this context? How's he doing?

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He still has some bone lesions but is in no pain and hasn't lost any weight since his mets to bone diagnosis in October of last year, so that's going on 9 months. His dose of IVM is only 12 mg a day and 2000-3000 Happy Healing FenBen Pure, plus the baking soda. We need to start the high dose C and up the IVM. He also is starting to take nano curcumin, nano berberine, licopene, TUDCA for liver, d3/k2, zinc, methylated B vitamins, and just started saccharomyces boulardii for gut - raising IgA- so that these things he is taking absorb better. Has done several 3 week rounds of artimisinin without food. And some high dose melatonin. So far so good. Praying that doing some of these extra things above might help keep the lesions at bay. He is 87 this month.

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So glad he’s doing well. Glad you are there for him!

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Can you share dosages for what he takes?

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https://fenbendazole.substack.com should answer all your questions regarding absorption, blood brain barrier permeability, etc.

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Feb 26, 2023Liked by Dr. Syed Haider

I've seen similar protocols using mebendazole instead for the bioavailabilty question you bring up.

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Where can one get menbendazole?

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Mar 14, 2023·edited Mar 14, 2023Author

It's prescription only, so mygotodoc.com

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