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Health Propaganda, Exposed

Repurposed drugs & anti-parasitics · Cancer · Published 2018-01-01 · By Henry Rearden

Cancer: Jane McLelland's 'How to Starve Cancer', a patient's account of an off-label drug 'cocktail' incl. mebendazole

Source: Jane McLelland, book 'How to Starve Cancer' and website

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

Evidence level

PATIENT ACCOUNT (book, self-reported).

Funding

Commercial book; no outside funding.

What was published

A patient's account of combining off-label drugs (her 'Metro Map' including mebendazole) with diet and conventional treatment.

What it shows

McLelland describes her own long-term survival and the protocol she credits.

What it does not show

A single self-reported story alongside conventional treatment; not peer-reviewed evidence.

Documented counterpoints

Book claims have not been tested in trials.

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