The most recent conspiracies and advises about fenben

This is piece of information about fenbendazole that i got chance to put my hands on, for those who are just lazy here's the summary: This article provides information about the use of benzimidazoles, such as Fenbendazole, for cancer treatment. It also mentions the addition of sugar to certain medications to boost mitosis and make them more effective in dealing with pathogens. Additionally, it introduces Fenben Suppositories, a product made of cocoa butter, coconut oil, calendula-infused oil, and fenbendazole, as an alternative way to retain these products inside the body. It is recommended to insert the suppositories vaginally or rectally as required, and to wear something under the clothing to protect it in case the suppositories melt and start to drip.

Recent studies have come out saying that Fenben can actually cause liver tumors. [link to pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)] This is absolutely ridiculous and this researcher is not looking at the big picture. He is assuming that when fenbendazole gets into the liver and begins working (temporarily causing more inflammation) that it is a bad thing. The rise in the inflammation is instead a sign that fenbendazole is actually working by attacking the pathogens that actually cause liver tumors! There are many great liver protector blends on containing all kinds of good stuff such as:

Milk thistle
Burdock root
Dandelion
Artichoke
Proteolytic enzymes
Chicory
Beet root
Zinc Oxide
L-Methionine
ALA
NAC The options are endless.

In other words, take care of your liver; however, don't overstress about it. An increase in enzymes is expected, so if the level rises too high, just reduce your Fenbendazole dosage to give your body a chance to adjust.

The varieties of benzimidazoles and their possible connection to cancer. A few examples of the types of benzimidazoles mentioned are Fenbendazole, Albendazole, Mebendazole, Flubendazole, and Oxfendazole, while many more are available.

Slowly researchers are investigating them all for use in cancer. A few of my observations from this article are:

Certain preparations of these drugs work better for certain cancers.
They work well alongside traditional treatment like chemotherapy and increase effectiveness.
Poor absorption is the main hinderance with benzimidazoles but with the use of nano particles, liposomes, cyclodextrins or poloxymers they could become much more valuable. [link to immunenetwork.org (secure)]

Sugar is usually seen as the enemy due to its appeal to cancer cells, so usually we try to stay away from it. However, most people don't realize that, under specific circumstances, sugar can be utilized to beat cancer! A lot of forms of fenbendazole include some type of sugar, and many drugs do too. This is because sugar boosts mitosis and it is at this period in the process that medications can be most effective in dealing with pathogens.

Panacur C has lactose
Safeguard liquid sorbitol
HH tablets dextrose
Fenben Bio glucose

At first, you may believe that combining this with some medications is not a good idea. However, upon further inspection, it is not necessarily negative. To back this claim up, here's a link to a database that may provide more information: [link to pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)]

People who find it hard to retain vitamins or products inside their bodies may benefit from using Fenben Suppositories, which may also be helpful for colon-related issues. Ingredients:

¼ cup cocoa butter
¼ cup coconut oil
1 tablespoon infused Calendula officinalis olive oil or coconut oil
2 tablespoons fenbendazole (pure) dissolved in DMSO OR
2 tablespoons of Fenben

Directions: Combine the cocoa butter and coconut oil in a small saucepan. Melt over medium heat and stir to combine. Turn off the heat source. Add the calendula-infused oil and fenbendazole to the saucepan while the cocoa butter and coconut oil are still melted. Stir well to combine. Pour the suppository mixture into clean suppository molds. Refrigerate the suppositories until they are firm. Store in the refrigerator or freezer until ready to use. If stored properly, suppositories will typically last at least several months. Insert the suppositories vaginally or rectally as required. The amount given may change depending on the reason they are being taken. It is a good idea to wear something under the clothing to protect it in case the suppositories melt and start to drip. People generally use suppositories when they are going to bed since lying down allows for better absorption without any dripping away.

Here is a good definition of a “Herx” or Herxheimer Reaction that some people experience when starting fenbendazole:

“The Herxheimer Reaction is a short-term (from days to a few weeks) detoxification reaction in the body. As the body detoxifies, it is not uncommon to experience flu-like symptoms including headache, joint and muscle pain, body aches, sore throat, general malaise, sweating, chills, nausea, or other symptoms.

This is a normal — and even healthy — reaction that indicates that parasites, fungus, viruses, bacteria, or other pathogens are being effectively killed off. The biggest problem with the Herxheimer reaction is that people stop taking the supplement or medication that is causing the reaction, and thus discontinue the very treatment that is helping to make them better.”