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Fenbendazole targets cancer by destabilizing microtubules, blocking glucose uptake, and reactivating the p53 tumor suppressor protein.
As a lipophilic drug, Fenbendazole must be taken with a high-fat meal (like yogurt or MCT oil) to ensure it is absorbed into the bloodstream rather than passing through the system.
The protocol is most effective when combined with Vitamin E Succinate and bioavailable Curcumin, but requires regular blood work to monitor liver enzymes (AST/ALT) for safety.
Hey Everyone!
Let’s talk about Fenbendazole. It’s controversial, it’s confusing, and yes, it’s technically a dog dewormer. But the stories of remission and the emerging data are becoming a significant topic of conversation.
As a community, we don't operate out of fear or follow the status quo blindly. We believe in looking at every single tool available to us, whether that’s traditional medicine or the exploration of or repurposing existing drugs to support the body.
So, let’s cut through the noise. For those exploring this as an addition to their journey, it’s important to understand the research regarding safety and bioavailability.
Here is the lowdown on how to get the most out of this drug, backed by real science.
Let's Break Down Fenbendazole
The interest in Fenbendazole exploded after a man named Joe Tippens claimed it contributed to his recovery from terminal lung cancer. And there is real mechanism data behind why it works.
Think of it as a multi-pronged attack that targets the unique weaknesses of cancer cells while leaving healthy cells alone.
First, it helps attack the cancer cell’s structure. Studies have found that Fenbendazole works similarly to some powerful chemotherapy drugs (like taxanes and vinca alkaloids) by affecting tiny structures inside the cancer cell called microtubules. Without these, cancer cells may struggle to divide and multiply..
Second, it helps starve the cancer. Cancer cells are notoriously greedy for sugar as it’s their primary fuel source. Studies indicate Fenbendazole blocks the pathways (specifically the GLUT-4 transporter) that cancer cells use to absorb glucose. This essentially cuts off their energy supply and without fuel, the cancer simply withers away.
Third, It helps reactivate p53. P53 is a tumor suppressor protein. In many cancers, p53 is asleep or mutated. Fenbendazole helps send p53 to the mitochondria to trigger programmed cell death.
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✔ Approved for human use
Understanding Common Protocols
I get so many questions asking, "How do I actually take this? The dosing is confusing!" Since we are repurposing a veterinary product, the instructions on the box obviously don't apply to us. I want you to feel completely confident in what you are doing, so let’s dive into the details.
1. The Packet Math & Dosing Frequency
The Dose: Most people recommend the 1-gram packet. It’s important to note, the powder in the packet weighs 1 gram total, but it contains 222 mg of active Fenbendazole. This 222 mg active dose is what was used in published case series regarding remission in Stage IV cancers.
The Schedule: You will hear about 3 days on, 4 days off versus daily. The 3-day cycle comes from veterinary usage to spare the animal's liver. However, because cancer cells divide every single day, many people reported using the 222 mg dose every single day to keep constant pressure on the tumor, provided their blood work looks good.
2. The Fat Rule
If you take away one thing from this guide, let it be this: Research indicates Fenbendazole hates water and loves fat.
If you just swallow the powder with water on an empty stomach, it may pass right through you and end up in the toilet. It is lipophilic, meaning it needs fat to be absorbed.
The Data: Research on benzimidazoles shows that taking them with a high-fat meal can increase the drug's absorption into the bloodstream by up to 5-fold compared to a fasting state.
Action Step: Many choose to take it with fat rather than just food. Common methods include mixing the granules into a few spoonfuls of full-fat organic Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, or take it immediately after eating a meal rich in healthy fats like avocados, eggs, or salmon. Some people even mix it with a tablespoon of MCT oil or olive oil to assist with the delivery system.
3. Don't Do It Alone
A famous study serendipitously discovered that Fenbendazole alone didn't stop tumor growth in mice, but Fenbendazole combined with vitamins did.
Vitamin E Succinate: Details matter! Most Vitamin E supplements are tocopherol, which is an antioxidant. In the cancer context, we actually want Vitamin E Succinate. Preclinical studies suggest this specific form can destabilize the cancer cell's mitochondria (the energy powerhouse) and induce cell death, whereas regular Vitamin E might just protect the cancer cell from oxidative stress.
Bioavailable Curcumin: Curcumin (from turmeric) helps stop cancer cells from becoming resistant to treatment. However, regular turmeric powder is poorly absorbed. You need to look for a liposomal or phytosome formulation, or one with piperine (black pepper), to ensure it actually crosses into your bloodstream.
4. Safety First
We are taking charge of our health, which means being responsible. Fenbendazole is processed by the liver. While it is generally well-tolerated, it can cause elevated liver enzymes in some people.
Safety Note: You cannot fly blind here. It’s highly recommended to work with a medical professional. Many individuals ask their doctor to order a CMP (Comprehensive Metabolic Panel) to check liver enzymes (AST and ALT) to establish a baseline, and then monitor every 2-4 weeks after starting.
If enzymes jump to 3x the normal level, that is often seen as a signal to pause and let the liver recover. This is why we call ourselves informed healers, we use data, not just hope.
Keep fighting, keep questioning, and keep nourishing that beautiful body of yours.
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With heart,
Carli
Founder of The Cancer Crew
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