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I know it well! My wife and I started using it during Covid. I have emphysema, and it has helped me avoid respiratory infections, which are rather serious for me. It’s pretty pricey, though. Xylitol powder in bulk is quite reasonable, and lasts a long time.

Dr Yoho of Surviving Healthcare mentioned something I’ve been meaning to try: dissolving xylitol in either saline or distilled water, and using as a nasal rinse (with NetiPot or similar). I ordered the powder, but haven’t yet tried it. My GERD diminished greatly after several months on a ketogenic diet. I eliminated all bad oils,…

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My cancer diagnosis came after Covid completely destroyed my trust in traditional medicine, and I’ve been deliberately going it alone. You are your best advocate. Don’t be afraid. Get educated, stay positive, and FIGHT. Cancer is relentless and fiendishly clever. We must be equally so!

I’ve been taking it for about a month and a half, along with myriad other repurposed drugs, as part of a protocol for cancer. It’s really too soon to tell what effect it is having. I have also been diagnosed with Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis. (I gather this isn’t common in men, but I guess I’m the exception.) I’ve taken some steps to reduce…

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That’s kind of you to offer. I’ll keep it in mind, particularly if I have to go ahead with radiation. I’m finding the psychological aspects of my situation fascinating. Maybe that saying “forewarned is forearmed” applies here; I researched cancer extensively before being diagnosed, so I have not been stressed out or particularly fearful. …

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Here’s something that falls under the heading of “protecting the patient.” I’ve read accounts of patients who went in for surgery and were vaccinated without their consent. I’m considering a bronchoscopy as a prelude to SBRT, and am wondering about this.

You’re quite welcome, but be advised that the treatment regimen I’m using is far more complicated than described above. High dose C/DMSO is just the most recent addition. That regimen also includes myriad repurposed drugs, and nutritional supplements targeted to cancer’s signaling pathways. Dr. Marek’s book Cancer Care was one of the…

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I have certainly experienced that pressure in the case of my own cancer (lung). I was “fortunate” in that I was already receiving care from a pulmonologist for COPD. I had been receiving regular scans to monitor the progression of that disease when 2 tumors were revealed. I had been researching alternatives to conventional treatment for over…

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Just put either name in a browser search box, and you’ll see what it looks like. Quite pretty when in bloom.

I moved to KY about 5 years ago, and raising beef cattle is dominant here. You see this slogan everywhere: Beef-It’s What’s For Dinner. For all I know it’s the state motto. Accept no substitutes. No pun intended, but everything else pales in comparison. We purchase the majority of what we consume from a farm about 5 miles away. They have…

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I use Extra virgin Moroccan olive oil, but not for inflammation. I’m taking fenbendazole to help treat cancer, and I take it with the oil to a) improve absorbability, and b) it mitigates the somewhat unpleasant taste of the fenbendazole. Here’s one that’s not on the list: jewel weed (also known as touch-me-not). My mother discovered it…

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I experienced the pressure you describe when a nodule showed up on a CT scan of my lung more than a year ago. I was already leery about a biopsy, having read about the risk of loosing Circulating Tumor Cells and Cancer Stem Cells. Further, the growth was between my aorta and a major blood vessel. There was a distinct possibility I’d die…

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I don’t doubt the underlying premise, that diagnosis can be a trap. I’ll relate an instance where it wasn’t. Around 15 years ago I started having a problem with one of my eyes. My vision would start jumping around. It was almost like double vision, but fluctuating. It was mostly just annoying, except it got serious if it occurred…

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About the same time as your post, I read about high-dose thiamine therapy for neurological diseases. I’m giving it a try for neuropathy.

https://robertyoho.substack.com/p/425-high-dose-thiamine-hdt-is-the?utm_source=publication-search

I’d love to help with a recommendation, but I don’t know any neurologists. I suffer from neuropathy, too, and haven’t found any MD (in MA or KY where we’ve lived the past 15 yrs.) that knows what caused it or what to do about it. I’ve had offers of risky and speculative surgeries, which I declined.

I live in Eastern KY, and would appreciate…

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Neither my wife nor I have ever worried about salt. We do use good quality salt, but don’t hesitate at all to use it liberally. My last blood pressure reading was something like 170/71. My parents were both extremely paranoid about salt in their later years. I didn’t try to convince them it was baseless, I just shook my head and kept my…

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Numerous MDs have badgered me about cholesterol over the years, and I ignored them all until I developed lung cancer. I used to chide them for continually “moving the goalposts” on just what cholesterol number was dangerously high. Jane McLellan (sp.?) was adamant that simvastatin (or another in the lipophilic category) was essential as part…

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We definitely go as high a % of cocoa as our taste permits; usually around 90%. I cut it out entirely when I was diagnosed with cancer. Now it’s metformin instead!

At least until someone debunks it here, we’ve used and trusted Carlson fish oil for years. As expensive as it is, it had better be good!

I’m especially disappointed to read that Garden of Life is owned by Nestle. Their raw Vit. C has been in our cabinet for years.

I look forward to reading it. I began my protocol a year ago with a strict ketogenic diet. I was about 25 lbs. overweight. I lost 35 lbs., and now weigh what I weighed in high school 50+ years ago. I’ve had to put the brakes on the weight loss. I’ve added in more healthy complex carbs while taking BHB and MCT oil to still keep the ketones…

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Thanks to IMA’s articles on metabolic resistance and drug cycling I have a better understanding of what my cancer protocol has been missing. I had almost all the pieces, and now I have a better understanding of how they fit together. Tomorrow begins a new (and hopefully more successful) phase of treatment.

My wife is trying to sort out what is causing some difficulties with her sleep. We both have been maintaining good “hygiene” regarding the time prior to bed. I noticed in passing a while ago that having been vaccinated for Covid can cause this. She has tried a combination of supplements that are supposed to aid sleep, with questionable…

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We have a situation where Congress refuses to act on several issues, medical freedom among them. Given how compromised by the pharmaceutical industry they are, I shudder at what a mess they’d make of it. In the absence of a responsible Federal government, the states are our only recourse. Florida has done some interesting and encouraging…

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Like so many of Senator Paul’s proposed bills, I fear this one will die in darkness, too. I doubt he’ll even get a majority of his own party to support it. It makes too much sense.

I’d be very surprised if there is more than limited accountability. Maybe a few small fish get fried to attempt to placate the public. Until we’re able to get rid of judges who block lawsuits for damages I’m not betting on it. Too many Republicrats are beholden to the pharmaceutical industry to expect any legislative changes like making…

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That’s a shame. It’s exactly what happened with that MA doctor I mentioned. His bosses pulled the same move. I have an OK regular doctor here in KY, but I’ve heard his wife is after him to retire. I don’t know what I’ll do then. There are mostly females left in that practice. Yes the integrative services don’t come cheap, especially with…

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Thank you! From your keyboard to God’s eye (Your mouth to God’s ear doesn’t quite fit here.)

This is completely anecdotal, but here goes. I started taking ivermectin during COVID after I had the milder Omicron variant. I got over it quickly, but was soon diagnosed with COPD. I continued taking ivermectin in the hope of preventing respiratory infections. Then a CT scan revealed a tumor in my lung. I stepped up the ivermectin…

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About 8 years ago, while living in MA, my Primary Care MD was retiring. I was sorry to see him go. He was a no nonsense guy, but he at east recognized a valid question or point from his patients. He was outspoken about his frustrations with his profession, in particular how he had to rush through with all his patients. There was…

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I miss pay phones, too. It was reassuring knowing they were there. We actually saw one at a KY comfort stop on Route 64 on our way across the state the other day. I kind of like being able to text, but peripheral neuropathy makes using any touch screen a problem for me. Other than an occasional call or text, mine stays off in the bottom of my backpack.

You said it! Here’s an even bigger outrage: I use a medication called Trelegy Ellipta for my COPD. It retails in the US for about $5900/year. In 2025 Anthem/Medicare charged me about $400 for a 90-day supply. They upped it to $675/90 days in 2026. My wife found a Canadian Pharmacy on-line that could get it from India for $175/90 days. I…

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He’s not wrong; I just wish they could have found a more credible and dignified spokesperson.

And this surprises you why? They don’t call it the NY Slimes for nothing.

Get DOWN with your bad self! You made my day.

What a nice, concise package of information. Thanks for offering this! It’s a nice compliment to David Brownstein and Robert Yoho’s writings on men’s health.

Stay on your soapbox and shout it out! I’ve been beating the drum about the degradation of relationships, manners, & culture for years. It’s refreshing to see your remarks and read about positive steps you’ve taken. (In this new age of memes, my fantasy meme is a crushed smart phone with tire tracks on it!)

You see? This is one reason I hate phones; they’re lousy for email. I use my cable provider’s email server and Outlook for PC, never my phone. I do have a Gmail address but it’s seldom used, and no great loss if they get too obnoxious!

I’ve ordered from 2 different sources over the past year and a half. I’d be happy to provide you with that information off-line, if there is some way to message privately. The pricing seems pretty consistent across all suppliers, and provides a good guideline of what to expect.

I have also been buying several meds from India over the last year. Would you mind telling us what your per pill cost for ivermectin and mebendazole are with this seller? (I’ve been obtaining them for around .08-.10 per pill, plus about $30 S & H.) I’ve stayed away from India Mart, mainly because any inquiry results in my inbox being…

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I wasn’t aware you could still buy a “dumb” phone. I had one originally, but it went the way of the dodo when 3G was no longer in use. Our Pure Talk provider offered a low end Nokia, which was the cheapest, dumbest phone they offered. It is technically a smart phone, I guess, but it’s not very capable of much other than sending/receiving…

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It has been mostly rain/sleet here in Eastern KY. Thus far there hasn’t been enough actual snow to shovel or run the snow thrower. My wife and I prepared so that we can just stay in until it blows over. We have plenty of food, literature, and video to ride this out. I suspect driving could be dangerous. So far no outages from ice or…

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To answer you question: you betcha! Victory often is the accumulation of small wins. Celebrating them (within reason) can help you keep going; keeping a positive mindset to finish the job.

Thank you! I just started seeing an integrative practitioner in a neighboring state for my first IV of vitamin C, and testing for nagalese (a cancer marker in the blood) and G6PD. The latter is a rare condition that, if positive, would preclude going to high-dose C/DMSO. The only concern regarding the diet right now is too much weight…

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The additives are certainly concerning, but my understanding is that modern strains of wheat can be inherently harmful. I’m not qualified to judge that evidence, but I do know that the more highly processed the flour is, the higher the glycemic load. That goes directly to glucose and A1C, and cancer just LOVES it. I’ve also read that…

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Likewise, a ketogenic diet has virtually eliminated any desire for junk snacks. As for this list herein, I’d say anything made with modern wheat. When I allow myself the occasional slice of bread it’s from sprouted grain rather than processed flour.

Thanks for this! I’m 71, and suffered much of my receding hairline in my 30’s. I don’t fret about it too much, and always figured there wasn’t much I could do that wasn’t going to cost an arm and a leg. My wife suffers from it, too, and it bothers her a lot! I’ll be sure to share this with her.

Nature is filled with beautiful ironies. Many years ago my mother discovered a natural cure for poison ivy, often growing along side of it. I still use it today. It’s called Jewel Weed, or Touch-Me-Not, and it is the most effective antipruritic I’ve found. I was a city kid sent away to camp one summer, completely ignorant of poison ivy and…

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Here are 3 things you might try; Medicare covers 2, and the other isn’t prohibitively expensive. Metformin and a lipophilic statin (I’m taking simvastatin) work synergistically against cancer, according to Jane McClellan’s book. Low-dose (4.5 mg) naltrexone is also supposed to be good. You need a compounding pharmacy for that one; I…

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Strap them down and force them to read Jane McClellan’s How To Starve Cancer!