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 Nina
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  1. open the FORUM tab to reach the community ( https://www.cancertreatmentsresearch.com/community/ )
  2. place the hand pointer over any already existing topic and open it, e.g. Surgery
  3. click the blue button Add Topic
  4. the form for writing a new topic appears. Hint: write the text in a Word document first, then copy and paste (Ctrl+c then Ctrl+v)  into the form. That way, if the submission fails, you still have your text and don´t need to start again from scratch.
  5. Click blue Add Topic button to submit


   
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(@daniel)
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Thanks a lot Nina!



   
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(@gluco)
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Hi, Daniel:

From your website, I learned you are planning to start up a supplements business.  If you need help with R/D, I can help.  For a start up, you may enlist help from a co-packer for manufacturing.  But you need to focus on R/D.  The R/D provided by co-packers may nt be good enough.  You seems doing very good in researching anticancer therapeutic agents.  But I can help do some work to ensure the safety and quality. I have a Ph.D. in food science and MS. in food processing.  And many years in the industry.  So I know from ingredients to end products.  Also I have a strong interest in alternative treatments research too.

So let me know if I can help.

Best regards,

Peter



   
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(@daniel)
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@gluco

Hi Peter,

Thanks a lot for your msg and offer to help. That sounds great!

Indeed we are working intensively on starting up the (social) business on supplements. I am saying social because the commitment of the company is to donate 50% and the rest use to fuel the company to be able to help even more.

We are a little delayed as there is so much to do (so many details to address) - now, when writing the product description I have to check every details so that it is aligned with regulations - there is not much that I can say actually if I want to be fully protected - that is now the biggest challenge, but things are moving forward and it's a matter of days until we can be up and running (most of the first products are manufactured). But that is when even more work starts. We will start in the first months with about 30 product and we will be looking at extending the product range continuously - therefore help like you offer will be greatly appreciated. And I know Johan is in the background there seeing what I write and I would like to let him know that he will always be welcome to join and I am sure we can do great things all, together 🙂

If you could please contact me, we can arrange a call for next week to have a general discussion, know each other and see how we could help each other. My e-mail is in Contact page. Thanks a lot again for your offer and looking forward to hear from you!

Kind regards,
Daniel

 

 

 



   
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 Lynn
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How do I start a new topic?



   
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Hello, have any of you ever purchased scorpion venom from Escozul? Is the site reliable and are they shipping the product after you've paid for it up front. The price is high (about 500 EUR for 3 months) and Cuba is far to make a complaint ... Thank you in advance for your answers
 


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Hi @loly2006

Here I wrote about Escozul a little https://www.cancertreatmentsresearch.com/scorpion-venom-relevance-to-cancer/

I did ordered Escozul but never use it as we had other treatment options we were trying. 

Where do you intend to order it? On what website?

Kind regards,

Daniel



   
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(@joyceappel)
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Has anyone used panacur c or safe guard dog dewormer for this brain cancer?



   
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johan
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@joyceappel 

I think @manuone has been using it for his mother.

 



   
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(@dgiddenshard)
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Does Ivermectin help with Type 1 diabetes?

 



   
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(@lhcollins3)
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I had great success following Tipton's Protocol for my little Yorkie's nasal cancer. I now have a horse with eye cancer and could use help figuring out dosage for 1,200 lbs. Also, suggestions for fat?



   
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 rio
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How to correct or delete already posted topic or answer?



   
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 rio
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Is it possible to send private messages to forum members with a notification to them by their email about a message they have received on the forum.



   
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 Ropa
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I tried to respons, but the site denies access... Forbidden. HTTP links blacklisted. is there an Edit or Delete post option?

 



   
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Hi I am looking for some advice on a Fenbendazole Protocol. I am living in Australia and it is very difficult to purchase Fenbendazole. I have managed to secure Fenben Lab (which I know this site says it not the ideal Fenbendazole). I have two packets of 90 x 2222mg which i purchased from Europe. I also have just 4 packets of panacur C Merck Three 1 gram packets which I got from the United States. I also have curcumin and have two of them a day, but I have not started the Fenbendazole as their are differing protocols all over the internet. I also have booked a good naturopath, but can not get into them until September 5th. If you can please advise on the Benbendazole protocol. Ill have to take the Fenben Lab as in Australia it is extremeley hard to get supplements. 



   
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johan
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@kathryncoughlan

One of the protocols for fenbendazole is 222mg t.i.d. You might want to get in contact with Dr Sabine Hazan, I read that she was recruiting cancer patients who were interested in taking either fenbendazole or ivermectin, I don't recall which one exactly.

Dr. Sabine Hazan | Instagram | Linktree

 

 



   
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(@sam-clark)
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@kathryncoughlan Hi, I’m in Aussie and have had my hubby on Fenben Lab’s fenbendazole since about January.  I started him on Panacur C until the fenben arrived.  

I have Pete on 444mg a day.  I started him on 222mg twice a day as, like you, I had read so many different protocols.  Pete has a metastatic malignant melanoma with Mets to the clavicle, aorta, abdomen and leg.  After trying Pete on these different approaches I finally settled on the one dose of 444mg.  You have to take Fenben with a good fat, with a little food in the stomach first.  So I get Pete to stop in the middle of his meal and take it then finish (for better absorption).  

Since Joe Tippens, the Net is abound with protocols and even Joe has upgraded his.  From what I can ascertain, it’s how often you take it more than how much.  So for active cancer it seems to be 7 days a week.  If you take for a parasite protocol then it’s 3 days on, 4 days off.  So you have to work out what you want your strategy to be.  

Regarding Fenben Labs, the rumour questioning their purity is looking like just a nasty rumour started by a competitor.  Apparently that competitor did the same to 3 other fenbendazole sellers.  I am in another cancer group and after we investigated further we are reasonably confident in Fenben Lab’s purity.  I did try to get tested here in Aus but that was impossible..  The are also a great company to deal with.

When you have been on fenben for a while your liver enzymes will start to increase but this is normal, they will settle back down in a couple of mths (Pete’s did).  Also the debris from dying cancer cells will also increase your liver enzymes as everything has to go through the liver.  Some people, if the enzymes climb too high, just take a break for a couple of weeks then resume.  

The people you might want to follow, who you will find on Substack and or Telegram are Dr William Makis, an integrative oncologist.  He is pumping out case studies and info almost daily re fenben and ivermectin.  Dr Lee Merritt is the parasite protocol expert and  a writer on Substack who goes by ‘BenFen’ is also a mountain of information.  He is also correlating data on the results.  I’m pleased to say that (and I did create a rather extensive protocol for Pete) that he has just had his 3 mth PET Scan and all cancer has disappeared bar one spot which has diminished..  All the best with your journey🙏



   
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