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You raise a great question, hopefully those who have experience will chime in. Because it’s what we do I did the AI question thing. Here is the answer: Probably not as helpful as you’d like it to be, and also how trustworthy too? Also I searched our website and we don’t have anything on Augmented NAC side effects. Hopfully in time. Anyway here it is: The question I asked was – Are there vision impairments listed as a side effect of augmented NAC?

Blurred vision: Frequency not reported, described as rare.

• Eye pain, puffy eyes, redness/irritation: More likely with ophthalmic use but occasionally reported.

• Eye irritation: Listed among common mild side effects with oral supplementation.

Evidence from Clinical Trials

In clinical studies on NAC for retinal disorders like retinitis pigmentosa (RP), oral NAC was associated with improvements in vision, not impairments, and was well tolerated with few ocular side effects, mostly limited to gastrointestinal symptoms. However, researchers caution against unsupervised use due to unknown risks at higher doses.

Conclusion

Vision impairments are reported as rare or infrequent side effects of NAC supplementation, primarily involving mild ocular discomfort or blurred vision. Most clinical data suggest NAC may actually support retinal health when prescribed for specific conditions such as RP, but more data on long-term or high-dose effects are needed.

webmd.com

Health Benefits of NAC

Learn about N-acetylcysteine (NAC), its uses, and potential risks. Understand how NAC may benefit your health and what precautions to consider before using it.

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Just to mention DMSO doesn’t need a prescription in the US.

We bought this one in the UK – https://www.regencyorganics.co.uk/product/500ml-dmso-glass-bottle/. So you can buy it OTC, or online, but try buy it in a glass bottle.

And this search may help with info – https://imahealth.org/forums/?s=dmso&bp_search=1&view=content. Also seems to be it works brilliantly for some for some applications and for others not so much.

I use it to ease a niggly pain I get in my toe, and I think it helps, but it may also be time that’s helping.

If you read the Mid-Western Doctor, he has loads and loads about DMSO. – https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/therapeutic-dmso-combinations-revolutionize

regencyorganics.co.uk

500 ml Super pure DMSO glass bottle

500ml DMSO glass bottle

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Hi shortstop – here the AI info, but in the IMA protocols/guides you’ll only find human use drugs. Thus nothing so far for Fenbendazole. Menbendazole is in the Cancer Guide.

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AI question: The difference between Febendazole and Menbendazole?

AI answer:

Both drugs share a benzimidazole core but differ in side chains: Menbendazole has a carbamate group, while Febendazole has a thioether linkage with a phenyl ring.

• Both act by binding to β-tubulin in parasitic cells, disrupting microtubule formation and leading to parasite death.

Medical and Veterinary Use

• Menbendazole is primarily used in human medicine for roundworms, pinworms, hookworms, and whipworms, and is FDA-approved for human treatment.

• Febendazole is mainly used in veterinary medicine—dogs, cats, horses, and livestock—and is not approved for human use by the FDA.

• Menbendazole is prescribed for human use; Febendazole is available over-the-counter for animals but should be administered with veterinary guidance.

Effectiveness and Spectrum

• Menbendazole is most effective against roundworms, pinworms, hookworms, and whipworms.

• Febendazole has a broader spectrum in animals, targeting lungworms, tapeworms, liver flukes, and some protozoans.

• Febendazole’s higher affinity for nematode tubulin may explain its broader efficacy in certain species.

Safety and Availability

• Menbendazole: Well-studied in humans, generally safe, requires a prescription.

• Febendazole: Safety in humans is less established, risk of liver damage, typically inexpensive for animal use.

• Interchangeable use is not recommended due to regulatory and safety differences.

Notable Research and Off-Label Uses

• Both are being studied for anti-cancer effects, though Menbendazole has more human data and established research.

• Febendazole is gaining popular interest for potential cancer therapy, but human safety data is limited.

In summary, Menbendazole is used for human parasitic infections and is FDA-approved, while Febendazole is a veterinary drug not approved for human use, with broader use in animals and ongoing research into potential new therapies.

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Thanks jgerber, watched all three in that series. Very interesting, thank you. She explained it very well. Easy for me as a layman to understand.

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Ah, hschepian, that’s just horrendous. I’m so sorry. My rage at these jabs just reignites immediately.

May I ask which detox protocol you’re following, and then I could pass the question on to one of our docs and hopefully get an answer for you.

Thanks

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👍 I hope the reasons become clear, and hopefully accountable too.

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Thanks jgerber, please do keep us updated.

Anyone reading are you going through this as well?

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