The Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, Vitamin C and Bicarbonate of Soda protocol

[New protocol added 24 Feb 2024, at end of article, using Ivermectin and Fenbendazole]

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So far I have found two different authors advocating for this particular protocol.

Adam Gaertner of Very Virology

10 Feb 2023

This author explains each component of his protocol, but then places the actual protocol behind a paywall. There is no need to pay for it, as it is repeated by other authors. But his information on each of the components is worth reading.

Curing the Incurable: Cancer

Dr Syed Haider of mygotodoc

This is the same protocol as the one above, with slightly different explanations, but with the protocol itself visible and not hidden behind a paywall. He apparently supports users of the protocol but his website auto-fill forms do not allow Australians to contact him, so effectively no help is available for us. IF anyone can talk to him, please let him know.

Can 2 Cheap Meds, 1 Vitamin & Baking Soda Kill Any Cancer?

Dr Haider also sells a range of health products for his protocol and more from his website.

mygotostack

The protocol, copied from Dr Haider’s site

Day 1:

• Ivermectin: 1 mg/kg by mouth

• Fenbendazole: 1000mg by mouth

• Sodium Bicarbonate: 1 tsp morning and evening dissolved in 1 quart of water

Day 2:

• Ascorbic acid: 50 mg/kg by mouth, two doses, 8 hours apart or 20g IV, once

Day 3:

• Repeat Day 1

Day 4:

• Repeat Day 2

Days 5 to 10:

• Fenbendazole, 200mg by mouth daily

• Alternate sodium bicarbonate and ascorbic acid every other day beginning with sodium bicarb on day 5, then vitamin C on day 6, etc. 

Day 11:

• Ivermectin: 1 mg/kg by mouth

• Fenbendazole: 1000 mg by mouth

• Sodium Bicarbonate: 1 tsp morning and evening dissolved in 1 quart of water

Days 12 to 20:

• Sodium Bicarbonate: 1 tsp morning and evening dissolved in 1 quart of water

Day 20:

• Imaging: Check progress. Significant reduction or complete elimination of tumor mass should have occurred by this time, if not repeat the protocol. 

My experiences with this protocol (updated 29.01.2024)

The oncologist

I have been diagnosed with a melanoma and went under the care of an ocologist who wanted to perform further surgery on the site of the first incision “just in case “. She ordered further tests to be completed to work out the best course of action from there. I agreed to a range of tests including an MRI scan, a PET scan and an ultrasound, all of which were “inconclusive”. At that point I realised that there is something wrong with this entire testing process in that they can use it to prove you do have tumours but NOT to prove you don’t. Because I had “shadows” which could indicate a range of issues including malignancy, they ordered a mammogram and an ultrasound biopsy for an area of shadow in the breast tissue. Only the biopsy would be conclusive, and then only for the area tested. That biopsy was going to cost me $250 out of pocket, added to the ongoing cost of the oncologist (who offers a discount price to pensioners of $100 per consultation), and I realised that I could be hit with any cost at any time for any thing that may or may not have been needed or may or may not be conclusive.

I decide to self-medicate

I decided that self-medication is a better bet. As I have fibromyalgia, and now a whole heap of symptoms of long covid, I decided that even if it just helps with either or both of those issues, and does nothing in relation to the melanoma I may or may not have, then I get to live a better quality of life before I die. I even wondered whether FMS might be a parasitic disease. Why not?

My referring GP pulls out

At that point my referring GP withdrew his support of my general health care. For him, it is do as the oncologist says or go away. For him, there is no such thing as informed consent.

I start a protocol

I chose the above protocol which involves both fenbendazole and ivermectin for an 11 day period followed by a 9 day hiatus where just bicarbonate of soda is taken. I am on my second round of that. However I ran into trouble with this protocol.

I had mild stiffness, soreness and swollen glands during the first round, but not eough to stop me. I also needed to sleep a great deal of the time. I take these as good signs. However, my stomach could not tolerate the bicarbonate of soda. I have presumed that its function is to alkalise the body so I have substituted a lemon drink and fulvic acid, both of which, despite being acidic themselves, alkilise the body. My logic, they can’t do any harm, even if they are not the right substitute for the bicarb of soda, but here’s hoping they are a suitable substitute.

I am part way through my second round of this protocol, with fewer “discomfort” level side effects this time. After this round, I am unsure what maintenance routine I should follow.

A new GP agrees to help me monitor my overall health

Another doctor in the practice has agreed to help me monitor my general health and specifically in relation to taking drugs “off label” and at least monitoring my liver and kidney health. After my first round of the protocol we completed a “routine biochemistry” blood test which showed some slightly elevated liver enzymes but not enough to cause serious concern, and all kidney functions within the normal range. He has agreed to order this test regularly while I am using ivermectin and/or fenbendazole.

However, my new doctor assures me that there is no test that I can have done to detect the current status of melanoma metastasis. The necessary scans must be ordered by an oncologist, and there is no blood test for melanoma. So from here on in, it is a guessing game - do I need it - what is working? Who knows? I can only really assess my health by any improvement in the FMS or the long covid, and to date, there is no improvement in them.

Which protocol do I do next?

The proponents of the Fenbenzadole protocols are suggesting that high levels for a reasonable time might be necessary to treat cancer, and low levels might be necessary for life to prevent recurrence once successfully treated. This means that our supplies must be clean and reliable.

So my decision on what to do next may be made on something other than health grounds. I have been ordering the products from America and they are extraordinarily unreliable. An order I placed on 3 January has not yet been despatched meaning I have had to find alternative supply of the fenbendazole initially and now the ivermectin, to keep going with the protocol. I received a fenbendazole order in 6 days (4 working days) from an Australian supplier so now I have to find a source for the Ivermectin. So beware, if you start on a protocol make sure you have enough supplies to see you through several rounds and make sure you have a reliable local supplier. And decide what your plan B is, if you can no longer access those products. I am growing wormwood (which the Chinese used to treat covid).

I think I will go onto the Joe Tippins Fenbendazole protocol next. I will write this one up shortly, but until then, this site is a good resource.

Fenbendazole.org

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New & Improved Protocol

This protocol has been taken from the following article. I have included the original links to products but Australian readers may want to source from local suppliers.

Case Report: Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Stage III, age 45, Female

• Tocotrienol and Tocopherol forms (all 8) of Vitamin E (400-800mg per day, 7 days a week). A product called Gamma E by Life Extension or Perfect E are both great.

• Bio-Available Curcumin (600mg per day, 2 pills per day 7 days a week). A product called Theracurmin HP by Integrative Therapeutics is bioavailable.

• CBD oil (1-2 droppers full [equal to 25mg per day] under the tongue, 7 days a week)  https://www.soothingsolutionscbd.com/product/3500mg-full-spectrum-cbd-tincture/

• Fenbendazole (300mg, 7 days a week).

• Ivermectin (24mg, 7 days a week).

The critical ingredients here are the fenbendazole and ivermectin.

Fenbendazole

The earlier protocols recommended pulsing (a few days on and a few days off) so the cancers could not build resistance. But then the experts (whoever they are), started to tell us that cancer is unable to build resistance to fenbendazole, so the only reason for pulsing is to give the liver a rest. Now it seems that even that is not necessary, but I would still recommend getting regular liver function tests done to ensure you personally are dealing with the stress. Those dose is also marginally higher in this protocol. For Australians we have a local supplier. Run a search.

Ivermectin

This protocol also has the Ivermectin being taken at a higher dose without pulsing. This is the first time I have seen this so I recommend caution until we find out more. For Australians, I have not found a local supplier and stock sent from the US has gone missing at customs 2/3 times. I am now ordering from India and holding my breath.

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