Posted on 01/14/2024 4:23:29 AM PST by Red Badger
Exactly.
They are not about to let a cheap drug you can get at any farm supply store for a few bucks, negate the sales of new multi thousand dollar drugs that don’t do much but make you even more miserable before you die................
... and Big Pharma will not petition the FDA for approval until the ‘cheap’ part of that description disappears.
... and Big Pharma will not petition the FDA for approval until the ‘cheap’ part of that description disappears. When BP figures out how to justifiably jack up the price by using some rare component in the recipe for the drug (unobtanium?),
FDA approval will not be sought.
Surely seems so.
We've avoided the whole thing, and remain unjabbed, as the jabbers now are recommending a sixth booster (eight injections in all, if the CDC/FDA marketing had been followed).
Once the lingo of "uptake" was used in the media, the stink of marketing and messaging aimed at a target market becomes overwhelming for us.
As with the "walkaway" movement politically, and the "cut the cable" movement with cable news and all, and with the "simplify" by not buying packaged foods, I imagine a sensible stance going forward is to walk away from much in the world awash in marketing, messaging, nudging and all.
My ex-brother-in-law just died last week from 50 brain tumors. He blamed the shot.
A cursory look shows that the drug does not do what this article claims.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3580766/
I have seen it too. Mrs. Dutch Boy has been taking fenbendazole over 26 month now. She had a massive glioblastoma tumor. Her post-op MRI showed a 5mm residual tumor. The oncologists told us not to worry about it looking larger at the end of the radiation therapy due to swelling. It shrank by 40%. The following MRI it had completely vanished. The oncologists were puzzled. Every visit they tell us that she is not a typical patient. Her original life expectancy estimate was less than 2 years “if everything wnt perfectly”. A few visits ago they finally said should would likely live many more years without a return. We will tell them about the fenbendazole treatment next month.
She has had no side affects. No changes in the blood tests that she gets 4 times a year.
“Cheap and effective cancer treatment goes against the collective interests according to the WEF benevolent gods.”
Actually, the problem is the cost of the approval process. Every rule and regulation are there because it benefits someone. If you own a testing lab you go to the regulators and say, “I have this great test and its patented. Only I can do this test. I want you to force every drug company to come to me so I can do this test.” Then the company can charge anything it wants. Let’s suppose the test is to see how long it takes a drug to dissolve in water. Because they have the only FDA approved water dissolving test, they can charge ten million dollars. And, although that is, hopefully, an exaggeration, it’s essentially what the FDA approval tests have evolved into. Once you get past all of the rent-seeking companies who got the FDA to write their test into the approval process there are more barriers to getting a profit. One is the FDA makes you sell batches of your drug into socialist medical systems in other countries on which you will lose money. This process is why drugs are so expensive here and cheap elsewhere. The company has to amortize the cost of all the rent-seeking on each pill sold in America.
A drug that is already developed and in the public domain will NEVER get approval because no one will spend the money so someone else can undercut your cost by selling it cheaper. For insurance reasons no doctor can prescribe the unapproved drug for your cancer because that’s not what the FDA has approved the drug to treat. The doctor might get creative and say you have the condition the drug was actually approved for, but if it was created for veterinary only use, good luck with that.
It’s not the EVIL drug companies who want to profit by selling treatments rather than cures...(pause here to reflect)...probably not, anyway. It’s unelected officials who take bribes who control whether your cancer gets cured or not.
I've been following the testamonials - many here on FR - and they are quite persuasive. And it's already starting to very much get the "horse paste" treatment. Possibly even worse, as you can still obtain the horse paste.
I've got my first shipment arriving maybe today. I got a pretty good quantity (1 lb in powder form) because many suppliers are starting to require a veterinary prescription. I'm thinking of doubling down later this week if it's still available.
I live in New York - unfortunately - and I don’t know what the rest of the country is like, be here on the radio they play non-stop cancer commercials especially on a station like WABC “If you have cancer see this doctor, if you have cancer go to this hospital, if you have cancer go to this place” All fighting for a big slice of the cancer money, it’s pathetic.
God bless you, Dutch Boy, for sharing your dear wife’s treatment success. I have followed your miraculous and heartening story, for a while, now.
762X51….perhaps you, too, could share your “first hand experience”/knowledge of this very successful, “Joe Tippens” drug.
TIA.
You ordered the 1 lb powder of Fenbendazole? Or, Ivermectin?
We order in pill form.
Curious to know about the 1# powder.
Thx.
I have seen Fenbendazole work first hand.
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For which illness? What results? More than one person?
I wonder if this drug is available Grey market by mail from foreign pharmacies?
Panacur and Safeguard are the same horse/dog/cat/cow product. Years ago, four kittens licked up close to 40k pounds dose of Panacur liquid that was spilled. Healthy daggum cats lived long time. Apple cinnamon flavored paste; yes.
Yes.
“Get it how? It’s available online easily but still, a Veteranariy prescription is needed.”
You can buy Panacur-C online without a prescription. It’s granular. Just sprinkle on applesauce or yogurt.
And what are the side effects of Chemo?
See post 31....
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