Thanks everybody. I am indeed following a carnivore/keto diet of sorts. I’m not fasting to any great extent, but I don’t use any seed oils and buy very little in cans or packets. I never eat ice cream, cake, sweets, etc. I make my own meals using fresh ingredients. I don’t eat pasta, bread, potatoes or root vegetables and only very…

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I buy large qtys of Ivermectin and Fenbendazole for my wife, who has advanced ovarian cancer. I obtain it from a pharmacy in India, which I tracked down using a site called ‘IndiaMART’. I pay USD90 for 300 6mg Ivm tablets and the same for 300 150mg Fenbendazole. I cannot vouch for contents or efficacy, but so far at least (one year) she…

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Reading all the negative press around the use of statins, also hearing that high cholesterol isn’t the main problem, I decided to go cold turkey about six months ago. At more or less the same time, I started a regime of supplements including D3, K2, Quercetin, Bromelain, Nattokinase and magnesium.

So far, I have experienced no obvious benefit…

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I use a lot of garlic in my cooking. I always use fresh, raw garlic and slice it thinly or chop finely so as to maximise the surface exposure to air, and put it aside for ten mins or so before adding it to the pot. This is said to increase the Allicin content. I also find this method reduces ‘garlic breath’ the following day.

The biggest food fib, for me, is supermarket fruit. Not only are they LOADED with sugar, but they are mostly ‘factory farmed’ these days, bred over many decades to enhance size, sweetness or colour but at the expense of nutritional value.

The sugar in fruits of old was lower and the vitamin, mineral and fibre was higher, making them far…

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I can’t talk about the possible mental effects of Covid itself, but I am convinced that an awful lot of people are suffering some sort of ‘mild’ PTSD from the way the pandemic was handled by our governments. First, we were terrified into submission by graphic scare stories, many of which turned out to be less than factual, then various…

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My wife has advanced (3C) ovarian cancer, diagnosed in 2023. She has had extensive surgery and just completed her second course (six infusions) of Paclitaxel/Carboplatin.

She has been taking 18mg/day Ivermectin, plus D3, vit. C and some other supplements, for around one year. I have ordered some Fenbendazole tablets too, which we hope to…

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I have longstanding cardiac issues. Heart attack in ’08, CVD, leaky valve, enlarged aorta, frequent ectopic beats.

A few weeks ago I experienced a four-day episode of atrial fibrillation. I have never suffered this before and I put it down to extreme stress (my wife has advanced ovarian cancer). I was prescribed oral blood thinners but I…

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Kennedy’s work is long overdue, and of course welcome. Holding corrupt pharmas to account and reining in greed are absolutely vital. However, if the IMA’s agenda is to be realised and patient care truly improved, I feel doing one single thing would achieve this.

It’s simple, but not easy.

Find a way to protect innocent, well-meaning health…

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Hi Dr. Soloman
Thank you for replying to my post. I am, as you can see, pretty desperate and in need of honest, professional help. Your offer to provide medications sounds interesting but, before we go further, could you tell me how you know you can save me money? I am focused on trying to prolong my beloved wife’s life, rather than the cost,…

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I have longstanding cardiovascular disease, a leaky valve, minor heart damage from a heart attack in ’08 and a slightly enlarged (but stable) aorta. Last week, I experienced three days of irregular heartbeat and so headed to hospital, where I was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. However, my BPM was just 90 and my Troponin was only…

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My wife and I faced the same problem when our granddaughter was born – no vaccination, no visits. This presented a problem for my wife who, for reasons she has forgotten now, was advised NOT to have the whooping cough vaccine. After all these years (she was 67 at the time of the birth) she was terrified by the prospect and so refused to do…

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‘Long Covid’ among the unvaccinated is, I assume, simply what used to be called ‘post viral syndrome’. PVS has been a ‘thing’ for years. In fact I am myself a sufferer since I caught some sort of respiratory infection back in 2010. I suspect I caught it from a tick bite while hiking in the Grand Canyon area (on holiday from Australia).

I then…

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Thank you so much for replying.

As far as I can see, here in Australia supermarket milk has no additives, at least declared on the label. Has any credible research called this into question regarding milk/dairy? Personally, I have developed the belief that the growth hormones in dairy could fuel cancer growth (based on a friend’s experience) but…

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Ha! I’ve found the ‘Reply’ button!

Yes, I’ve seen other protocols suggesting higher doses. The problem is, for her, that one possible side effect of Ivermectin is low blood pressure and this happened to her immediately, necessitating that she stop taking her beta blocker. However, the beta blocker was prescribed to reduce her (rather high)…

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Hi folks
Thanks for the many replies. I’m afraid I don’t know how to respond to them individually.

My wife has already pretty much cut out sugars other than those in fresh fruit. She has also significantly reduced her total carbs, though not to ‘Keto diet’ levels. She eats very healthily, with almost no processed foods other than…

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My wife was diagnosed with stage 3C ovarian cancer in Sept 2023. She had six courses of chemo, three before having radical surgery and three following. At the time of diagnosis, her CA125 was over 7000. This dropped fast during chemo then further still after surgery and more chemo. The lowest value was just 12, which of course was encouraging.

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I live in Australia, originally English. Aged 68. My wife of 49yrs was diagnosed with Stage 3 Advanced ovarian cancer late last year. She has undergone six rounds of harsh chemo and had very extensive surgery. This was supposed to be followed by ‘maintenance treatment’ (Bevacizumab) but after just two infusions she suffered brain bleeds, so…

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