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  Hormone therapy and protocol

  Posted by Cheryl Amelang

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  on July 3, 2026 at 1:36 pm EDT

  Hi! I am new here. I am helping my 80 year old mother with research for her breast cancer mutation that has metastasized into her bone marrow, lymph node that is currently blocking her left ureter, tail of pancreas and left lobe of thyroid. She had breast cancer ten years ago, had a lumpectomy and radiation. Her tumor marker count is over 7,000.

  I have been trying to find a compatible non trad. Oncologist, we could just talk to on a phone call but that is not working out. I am a newbie and trying to read all I can to gain understanding. I have helped my Mother with a starting protocol. We ordered ivermectin, fenbendazole, mebendazole, melatonin and liver and immune supplements. She is now on a keto diet. She was prescribed dosage amounts for Iver/Fen/Meb. by Dr. Mark Smith with the Wellness Company. She started on the Marik protocol on Friday. She has trouble swallowing all the supplements but is doing her best. She has an enlarged hiatal hernia. She is also scheduled to start Radiation on July 15 and have her ureter stint replaced on July 10.

  Yesterday, she saw her traditional oncologist, and was told due to the probability of 40 percent mutation showing in her blood work, that her she would need to be on two medications that are targeted estrogen therapies, palbociclib + fulvestrant and if those don’t lower her marker count, a third more challenging med would be added. She has also been taking Lectrosol for two weeks since the doctor first thought the original breast cancer returning, but now is concerned with mutation that she needs a different drug solution.

  My mother has not informed her traditional oncologist of her current non trad. Marik protocol. She does not want to tell her for she knows she will totally disagree with the safety issues. She has planned to ask her PCP for liver tests every 6 weeks.

  Does anyone have knowledge of being on the protocol and also taking the hormone treatment and radiation? Will the meds work together or against each other? Can her body handle being on all that?

  If anyone has any helpful knowledge, I would be so grateful. For her age, she wants a doctor’s stamp of approval. I think if she could talk with a doctor that told her to not do the traditional treatment, she would be willing to consider it. I am going to have her listen to Dr. Marik’s video on educate yourself. Many thanks!

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