Video of me telling the doc about mebendazole

Hello ATS

Where do I start ? Here's a link to my last thread .. Please Have a look if you have the time ...
www.abovetopsecret.com...

For those that don't or can't be assed I will tell you quickly what's it about .. I got cancer a few years ago and had chemo which didn't work .. I read about mebendazole being a cancer cure on here and decided to try it instead of more chemo .. And it's 2 years later and I'm cancer free

I didn't tell the specialist what I was taking till a couple of weeks ago when he told me I'm cancer free again .. It's been 2 years since he told me I needed chemo again .. Anyway I filmed me telling him what I've been taking have a watch and tell me what you think please ...

A couple of people on my last the thread said I should of grabbed the doctor an had a go at him for telling me I needed chemo when I didn't ... I did understand where they where coming from but I thought filming his response was a better way then getting aggressive . Here's a link
m.youtube.com...
Thanks 😊

( the video gets cut short at the end because the battery went dead .. I used my I phone but my lass had been using it checking her facebook on the journey to the appointment

a reply to: nofear39

Here it is, OP. I wish I could hear it, but I can't say I understood much at all, except that you have a lot of faith?

ETA: Congratulations on being cancer free! For those of us who can't make out the conversation, perhaps you can tell us what his reaction was?

Yea I'm sorry about the sound and my accent doesn't help haha

Thanks for the link

a reply to: nofear39

That was interesting. Thank you for posting.

I stopped using and trusting in Western Medicine many years ago. I have five children and knew more of medical issues than they did. Most of the doctors that I came into contact with were excellent at prescribing drugs. The only thing that Western Medicine really does a good job with is trauma care...... cures, prevention, and humility not so much.

originally posted by: Witness2008
a reply to: nofear39

That was interesting. Thank you for posting.

I stopped using and trusting in Western Medicine many years ago. I have five children and knew more of medical issues than they did. Most of the doctors that I came into contact with were excellent at prescribing drugs. The only thing that Western Medicine really does a good job with is trauma care...... cures, prevention, and humility not so much.

Yea I agree 100%

Your accent is very nice.

If you had cancer two years ago, didn't get chemo and took mebendazole instead and now, they can't find cancer, I would think that SOMETHING you were doing had a positive effect! So, congratulations on that. I did a search here and read a little about it and if someone is willing to use themselves as a guinea pig, I support it. Whether it's the mebendazole, the glutamine, or the third drug (which I didn't understand) or a combination of the three, I think something drove the cancer away or suppressed it to a great deal.

I would be hesitant to stop using it until the doctor proclaims you "out of the woods", but I think I'd also request that he check for the side effects and check your liver for damage.

Congratulations!

originally posted by: nofear39

originally posted by: Witness2008
a reply to: nofear39

That was interesting. Thank you for posting.

I stopped using and trusting in Western Medicine many years ago. I have five children and knew more of medical issues than they did. Most of the doctors that I came into contact with were excellent at prescribing drugs. The only thing that Western Medicine really does a good job with is trauma care...... cures, prevention, and humility not so much.




He said he had never heard of them being used for cancer ... Googled it An seen it does have cancer fighting properties in it an then tolde to stop using them ...

After telling me they have no side affects !!!
I will write everything he's says tomorrow when I'm on my dinner in work ..

edit on 92014fAmerica/ChicagopmThu, 04 Sep 2014 15:40:31 -050039 by nofear39 because: (no reason given)

Congrats on being cancer free. Medical Dr.s only know what they are taught. They have faith in the medical education system that is often funded by big pharma or at the very least controls what goes into the text books. Hopefully your dr. went home that day and did his own research.

originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic
Your accent is very nice.

If you had cancer two years ago, didn't get chemo and took mebendazole instead and now, they can't find cancer, I would think that SOMETHING you were doing had a positive effect! So, congratulations on that. I did a search here and read a little about it and if someone is willing to use themselves as a guinea pig, I support it. Whether it's the mebendazole, the glutamine, or the third drug (which I didn't understand) or a combination of the three, I think something drove the cancer away or suppressed it to a great deal.

I would be hesitant to stop using it until the doctor proclaims you "out of the woods", but I think I'd also request that he check for the side effects and check your liver for damage.

Congratulations!

He had months of radiation and you are worried about his liver being effected from a worm medication? Nothing personal, but that is a little crazy!!

Good for you nofear39! I am glad people have a great experience and have a way to share it now, maybe this helps someone else not have to go through the insane pain and suffering of chemo now! Congrats to you and I hope you stay cancer free, awesome thread and story!!

a reply to: Benevolent Heretic

Thanks a lot ... I have started taking them again last week but I keep forgetting to take them because I had stopped taking them a few months ago .. I was a #tin blood loads but I got it sorted an it wasn't Anything to worry about

a reply to: Chrisfishenstein

Thanks a lot

Yea it's crazy he wanted to give me another 6 months chemo when the 7 months of chemo I already had hadnt worked !!!!

a reply to: calstorm

Thanks a lot
I said to my lass on the way home from the hospital that I hoped he researched it tonight and rings me tomorrow ... But he didn't ring



Don't think they want to find a cure !!!

originally posted by: Chrisfishenstein
He had months of radiation and you are worried about his liver being effected from a worm medication? Nothing personal, but that is a little crazy!!

I didn't read or hear anything about radiation. Their accents are difficult to understand and if it was on the video, I missed it. And I did say he should be checked for liver damage.

What's crazy about what I said?

Good for you nofear39! I am glad people have a great experience and have a way to share it now, maybe this helps someone else not have to go through the insane pain and suffering of chemo now! Congrats to you and I hope you stay cancer free, awesome thread and story!!

So, you chew me out for supporting him and then congratulate him? What's the deal?

a reply to: Benevolent Heretic

Radiation wasn't mentioned .. I had chemo an he did say I should have my liver checked but said It was 1 in a 1000 that have liver problems ... Hope that helps

originally posted by: Witness2008
a reply to: nofear39

That was interesting. Thank you for posting.

I stopped using and trusting in Western Medicine many years ago. I have five children and knew more of medical issues than they did. Most of the doctors that I came into contact with were excellent at prescribing drugs. The only thing that Western Medicine really does a good job with is trauma care...... cures, prevention, and humility not so much.

While that sounds good, Eastern homeopaths didn't create mebendazole. He's not treating himself with royal jelly or some such. There's also been scientific research that point to the cancer fighting properties of mebendazole as well as clinical trials, some going on right now:

Non-small cell lung cancer (2002)
Non-small cell lung cancer (2002)
Chemotherapy-resistant malignant melanoma (2008)
Glioma Patients Receiving Temozolomide - clinical trial (2012-14)
National Cancer Institute - clinical trial (2014)

and so on..

a reply to: nofear39

Congratulations on being cancer free! My father was given a preliminary diagnosis of stage IV lung cancer by a pulmonologist last year and spent the better part of two months preparing himself for an untimely death only to find out after further diagnostic tests were conducted by an oncologist, that he didn't have cancer. It gave him a completely new lease on life!

a reply to: nofear39

Pretty amazing results.

Proving the results generally, is harder but if all Western Science can "see" is man-made chemistry, they really don't have much to offer IMO.

Rejecting the chemo took a lot of guts. Congrats on that and be well.

a reply to: theantediluvian

That's interesting ... I didn't know about any of them them trails ... I just had a quick look and it looks like the trails are using mebendazole in conjunction with Having chemo ...

And you would think my specialist would know about them !!! He is supposed to be the best in Europe .. Topman I'm christIes hospital in Manchester



Thanks a lot for the info pal ... Might email the doctor with them

a reply to: theantediluvian

I'm familiar with some of the more helpful research that is happening within Westernized medicine and research, however the many good treatments that have been used with great success in the past, such as high doses of vitamin C and cannabis oil never really make it to the the offices of most oncologists.

For a doctor to recommend additional chemotherapy after the first round failed is somewhat indicative of institutionalized thinking, which in my opinion is the reason for the utter failure in a war on cancer.

My other beef with Western medicine is the assault on clinics and doctors who practice an alternative approach.

a reply to: InverseLookingGlass

Thanks a lot ...

I didn't find it hard at all turning the chemo down .. Tried it once , never again !!! Talking my family around was hard tho ...

They all told me to have the chemo .. And all pals did to..but I thought id what I've always done which is I do what I want not what other people want

I understood you perfectly m8 ( i guess we must all sound the same ),

so happy for you , be careful but keep doing what you feel is right , and thanks for sharing the experience

Q