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Health Propaganda, Exposed

Repurposed drugs & anti-parasitics · Cancer · Published 2016-08-01 · By Henry Rearden

Cancer: Joe Tippens' widely shared account of stage 4 lung cancer remission while taking fenbendazole

Source: Joe Tippens, personal blog "Get Busy Living" (mycancerstory.rocks)

Veterinary drug: Fenbendazole is a veterinary drug. It is not approved for use in humans.

Before you act: Don't stop, replace, or delay any cancer treatment without talking to your oncologist.

Evidence level

PATIENT ACCOUNT (self-reported, not peer-reviewed).

Funding

Self-published; no outside funding.

What was published

A personal account by a man with small-cell lung cancer who took fenbendazole with vitamin E, CBD oil and curcumin.

What it shows

Tippens reports a clear PET scan after about three months and attributes his recovery to the regimen.

What it does not show

He was also enrolled in an immunotherapy clinical trial at the time, so the account cannot separate the effects.

Documented counterpoints

The American Cancer Society notes he was simultaneously in a trial of an approved immunotherapy.

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