3 years of chemo didnt work, but fenbendazole cocktail did (treatment, blood, cure)
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"MUST WATCH: Fmr. Marine Put on Hospice Care After Stage 4 Colo-Rectal Cancer & Three Years of Unsuccessful Chemo Beats His Cancer in a Few Months Using Unexpected Drug
"I started doing it 9/2/2021. Six weeks in, keeping in mind I wasn't supposed to make it...what does that scan say? 50% less disease...8 more weeks, I have another scan. No evidence of disease."
great post, thanks given. i would just like to add what i know about it --
cause of colon cancer = low butyrate production in large intestine. cause of low butyrate production = lack of bifid family of bacteria in colon and/or lack of plant fiber that feeds the bifid bugs. the bifids eat the plant fiber and produce butyrate. good tip above on butter -- it's packed with butyrate.
low butyrate has been found as the cause of many chronic diseases, including colon cancer
lost a close family member to colon cancer, he was only 42. doctors told me to get never ending colonoscopies to catch mine early - they labor under the misinformation that cc is genetic, NOT TRUE.
once i learned what causes cc. no more colonoscopies! gut health for the win
great post, thanks given. i would just like to add what i know about it --
cause of colon cancer = low butyrate production in large intestine. cause of low butyrate production = lack of bifid family of bacteria in colon and/or lack of plant fiber that feeds the bifid bugs. the bifids eat the plant fiber and produce butyrate. good tip above on butter -- it's packed with butyrate.
low butyrate has been found as the cause of many chronic diseases, including colon cancer
lost a close family member to colon cancer, he was only 42. doctors told me to get never ending colonoscopies to catch mine early - they labor under the misinformation that cc is genetic, NOT TRUE.
once i learned what causes cc. no more colonoscopies! gut health for the win
Totally incorrect.
The actual "cause" of colorectal cancer is unknown. There are a host of risk factors, that increase your risk of getting it, but none of them are the actual singular cause. High-fat/low-fiber diets are one risk factor. But there are people who eat high-fat/low-fiber diets who never get this cancer, and there are people who don't eat high-fat/low-fiber diets who get this cancer.
The whole "good gut health" woo has been debunked for years, but some people latch on to it as the cure-all. Sucking down supplements and eating wacko diets is not going to prevent /most/ illnesses. It is unlikely to prevent /any/ illness.
People do beat cancer, as the guy in this video and other testimonies show. 3 years of chemo didn't win the day, but it is extremely lucrative... Luckily he found the right combo to beat it.
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Despite the amount of research being done, there is unfortunately no exact treatment for every person having the same kind of cancer. What works for one may not for another, and then there are the side effects. In my case (bladder cancer) the first round of chemo had to be stopped due to the bad effects on my kidney function. They tried another and it was not doing enough to fight the cancer. It was finally the 3rd round that was working and without serious side effects, that one caused hair loss but that was a small price to pay for beating the cancer, and it grew back better than ever.
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