Mebendazole and cimetidine may cure cancer .. the guardian paper

originally posted by: nofear39

originally posted by: rickymouse

originally posted by: nofear39
a reply to: rickymouse

She’s taking them with chemo .. I took both for 2 years every day and had no side effects .. so I know from experience

If you take a medicine for s specific problem it is designed for, there often is no side effects, it treats the disease. If you do not have that disease or are misdiagnosed with the disease, the medicine can actually make you ill. Say you do not have a problem with excess acid, but the problem is actually with too little acid, the symptoms are almost the same. What is the result? Bad results.

You took the meds for the illness they were designed for and they did fine.

What you on about ? I took them for cancer not worms !!! Not heart burn !! Your not stupid so wtf ?

I went back to the second article you listed here on ATS and found some information on the action. I did some research and found that the chemistry of this drug does a similar action as does the parsley or celery family of plants. They also can be used to de-worm.

The two chemicals in the parsley family can kill cancer cells by stimulating aptopsis and also by slowing the rapid growth of cancer so it dies. A similar but different action. So I would say Mebendazole could possibly work, the parsley family 2 chemistries are very potent.

The H2 blockers I don't really like, their action can lead to some pretty nasty side effects when used long term for lots of people. Maybe using them for two months would be acceptable, but I would not use them long term.

The Huffington post article is not scientific but the other two threads did get my attention, they supplied a direction that I could follow with information they contained. I wonder where the chemistry from mebendazole is derived from? Probably plants. Most of the deworming chemistry is derived from plants.

I don't like articles like the one on the Huffington post, the lack of specifics tends to make me think it is advertising some drugs, especially when it implied anticancer and statins in the same sentence.

These meds can be bought over the counter, I would prefer using the parsley family and rutabaga chemistry myself. I also know minerals that have anticancer properties but that would prevent cancer, not cure it. Strawberries can stop the growth of blood vessels into tumors also, the chemistry can shrink cancer.

I actually think if I got cancer, I would just try to experiment on myself to see if what I have researched works instead of getting chemotherapy. I would consider the surgery to remove the tumor though. My biggest cancer risk is brain cancer. The same thing my father died of. I have to avoid glyphosate and triclosan chemistry. That is hard to do. So, I actually eat more cancer fighting chemistry now, the strange thing is if you do it right, you don't catch viruses, I still get mucusy once in a while, but no other symptoms.

Why wait till you get it to treat it when some foods do have some anticancer properties. I do eat a lot of soup made with cartilaginous bones too, bone broth is actually is anticancer, but I do it to control my epilepsy.

The mebendazole costs about three hundred fifty bucks for a hundred mg tablet here in the US. I can buy a lot of parsley for that. Way higher than it costs in other countries I see. That makes me think there may be something to what you are saying.

I would not advise anyone not to try chemotherapy or surgery if they have cancer.

originally posted by: rickymouse

originally posted by: nofear39

originally posted by: rickymouse

originally posted by: nofear39
a reply to: rickymouse

She’s taking them with chemo .. I took both for 2 years every day and had no side effects .. so I know from experience

If you take a medicine for s specific problem it is designed for, there often is no side effects, it treats the disease. If you do not have that disease or are misdiagnosed with the disease, the medicine can actually make you ill. Say you do not have a problem with excess acid, but the problem is actually with too little acid, the symptoms are almost the same. What is the result? Bad results.

You took the meds for the illness they were designed for and they did fine.

What you on about ? I took them for cancer not worms !!! Not heart burn !! Your not stupid so wtf ?

I went back to the second article you listed here on ATS and found some information on the action. I did some research and found that the chemistry of this drug does a similar action as does the parsley or celery family of plants. They also can be used to de-worm.

The two chemicals in the parsley family can kill cancer cells by stimulating aptopsis and also by slowing the rapid growth of cancer so it dies. A similar but different action. So I would say Mebendazole could possibly work, the parsley family 2 chemistries are very potent.

The H2 blockers I don't really like, their action can lead to some pretty nasty side effects when used long term for lots of people. Maybe using them for two months would be acceptable, but I would not use them long term.

The Huffington post article is not scientific but the other two threads did get my attention, they supplied a direction that I could follow with information they contained. I wonder where the chemistry from mebendazole is derived from? Probably plants. Most of the deworming chemistry is derived from plants.

I don't like articles like the one on the Huffington post, the lack of specifics tends to make me think it is advertising some drugs, especially when it implied anticancer and statins in the same sentence.

These meds can be bought over the counter, I would prefer using the parsley family and rutabaga chemistry myself. I also know minerals that have anticancer properties but that would prevent cancer, not cure it. Strawberries can stop the growth of blood vessels into tumors also, the chemistry can shrink cancer.

I actually think if I got cancer, I would just try to experiment on myself to see if what I have researched works instead of getting chemotherapy. I would consider the surgery to remove the tumor though. My biggest cancer risk is brain cancer. The same thing my father died of. I have to avoid glyphosate and triclosan chemistry. That is hard to do. So, I actually eat more cancer fighting chemistry now, the strange thing is if you do it right, you don't catch viruses, I still get mucusy once in a while, but no other symptoms.

Why wait till you get it to treat it when some foods do have some anticancer properties. I do eat a lot of soup made with cartilaginous bones too, bone broth is actually is anticancer, but I do it to control my epilepsy.

The mebendazole costs about three hundred fifty bucks for a hundred mg tablet here in the US. I can buy a lot of parsley for that. Way higher than it costs in other countries I see. That makes me think there may be something to what you are saying.

I would not advise anyone not to try chemotherapy or surgery if they have cancer.

Wow !!!! That was is the quickest turn around in ATS history 👍🏻😂

a reply to: rickymouse
And I take it you haven’t read my 2rd thread when I filmed my specialists reaction when I told him what drugs I’d taken to beat the cancer ... ?

originally posted by: nofear39
a reply to: rickymouse
And I take it you haven’t read my 2rd thread when I filmed my specialists reaction when I told him what drugs I’d taken to beat the cancer ... ?

The video is unavailable.

originally posted by: MotherMayEye

originally posted by: nofear39
a reply to: rickymouse
And I take it you haven’t read my 2rd thread when I filmed my specialists reaction when I told him what drugs I’d taken to beat the cancer ... ?

The video is unavailable.

That’s why i said read and not watched 😊👍🏻 I took the vid down after a few months after everyone had seen it .. read the comments it’s all in there .. have ya got a link to it I’ve cant find it ? Thanks 😊

a reply to: nofear39

This is what I was able to bring up: Link

Still...I'm very, very happy for your great outcome and glad you shared your story.

ETA: Oh, and this is a link to your second thread: Link

originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: nofear39

This is what I was able to bring up: Link

Still...I'm very, very happy for your great outcome and glad you shared your story.

ETA: Oh, and this is a link to your second thread: Link

Thanks pal I appreciate the kinds words 😊 I’m the 1st to say the Internet is full of Bollocks and be careful what ya believe. But I link my story to my Facebook so don’t give a fCK who knows it’s me .. I’ve helped a few people out in my local town and had good results but it’s not my business to tell people who I’ve helped it’s theres .. 😊