MM&cyanides: How did you make the seeds to be a round thing?
Have a friend in late stage MM, and she totally avoidds all anti-oxidants.
Her instinct and what she read is all justified.
I think sometimes we need some antioxidants, and we shoud use other stuff meanwhile ramped up to prevent the cancer from hopping.
Did you do any other interventions?
But how did you time that?
Did you have something like 5 days on and 2 off and in the 2 take ivermectin fenben Vit C high dose (so oxidative, what dose would that be, and to which cells?) MB NAC or liposomal Gluthation?
Did you do a in-vitro assession which antiparasitic works best for the MM?
Found only that comparing effect in vitro of nodocazole ivm fenben etc:
Targeting the Microtubular Network as a New Antimyeloma Strategy
All I know is that Brio Medical had a man with 5 cancers, pretty sure they cured all of them, read their "testimonial" page, see also HealNavigator, Fenbendazole.org for guidance. I do not have the experience to tell you anything, but they do.
I just like the FenBen approach, for it's superior tolerability.
I think it looks a bit darker for the "most efficient" nodocazole from the paper above ;)
For Curcumin, we just have to avoid companies stretching it with orange dye aka mercury orange, and get some good bio quality, seems a rule of thumb just trust companies in supplements offering external lab results (of approved labs), then get it in body: liposomally, with horse chestnut water (solv4u) or DMSO solved then mix with emulsions like yoghurt.
She is remote, only try to help by "being there", and I can not directly advise her, and budget is limited.
So any fance company doing nice precision med is out of question.
MM&cyanides: How did you make the seeds to be a round thing?
Have a friend in late stage MM, and she totally avoidds all anti-oxidants.
Her instinct and what she read is all justified.
I think sometimes we need some antioxidants, and we shoud use other stuff meanwhile ramped up to prevent the cancer from hopping.
Did you do any other interventions?
But how did you time that?
Did you have something like 5 days on and 2 off and in the 2 take ivermectin fenben Vit C high dose (so oxidative, what dose would that be, and to which cells?) MB NAC or liposomal Gluthation?
Did you do a in-vitro assession which antiparasitic works best for the MM?
Found only that comparing effect in vitro of nodocazole ivm fenben etc:
Targeting the Microtubular Network as a New Antimyeloma Strategy
Rentian Feng et al
https://aacrjournals.org/mct/article/10/10/1886/91048/Targeting-the-Microtubular-Network-as-a-New
Have you heard of curcumine as a good intervention for MM?
Thanks!
Andi
All I know is that Brio Medical had a man with 5 cancers, pretty sure they cured all of them, read their "testimonial" page, see also HealNavigator, Fenbendazole.org for guidance. I do not have the experience to tell you anything, but they do.
Thank you!
I just like the FenBen approach, for it's superior tolerability.
I think it looks a bit darker for the "most efficient" nodocazole from the paper above ;)
For Curcumin, we just have to avoid companies stretching it with orange dye aka mercury orange, and get some good bio quality, seems a rule of thumb just trust companies in supplements offering external lab results (of approved labs), then get it in body: liposomally, with horse chestnut water (solv4u) or DMSO solved then mix with emulsions like yoghurt.
She is remote, only try to help by "being there", and I can not directly advise her, and budget is limited.
So any fance company doing nice precision med is out of question.