27/01/2026
💊💊Ivermectin & Fenbendazole & Why Cancer use MUST NOT BE a blanket protocol"💊💊
When it comes to Ivy and Fenben in the cancer conversation, context is everything.
These are not casual tools & when mishandled, they can create a complete physiological s**t storm instead of support. 🙄
There is no one-size-fits-all approach, especially in bodies already under the load of cancer.
Here’s why outcomes vary so widely and why blindly copying protocols can backfire:
1. Cancer Is a Terrain Issue, Not a Single Target.
Cancer doesn’t present in isolation. It reflects years of metabolic stress, immune dysregulation, toxicity, inflammation, and terrain imbalance. Two people with the same diagnosis can have entirely different internal environments = different responses.
2. Biochemistry Dictates Response.
Liver function, gut health, mitochondrial health, immune signals, & detox pathways all influence how the body processes it. If these systems are compromised, adding pressure without preparation can overwhelm the body fast.
3. Purity Is Non-Negotiable
This matters a lot. Impure, incorrectly formulated, or contaminated products can trigger reactions that have nothing to do with the mechanism and everything to do with toxic burden.
Protocol Chasing Is the Fastest Way to Trouble
The internet is flooded with “here’s the protocol”
This mindset ignores individuality, ignores terrain, and ignores capacity sadly.
I get inbox messages constantly, please tell me the protocol for this, no history, no thought just quick fix off the shelf. No I don't do that.
Cancer work or even simple parasite work requires precision, sequencing, and respect for the body, not copy-paste medicine!!
These protocols are not magic bullets. They are tools, and tools used without context, preparation, or clean sourcing can do harm.
Healing is not about rushing.
It’s about understanding the body you’re working with.
Move slowly & support the terrain.
And never mistake intensity for intelligence and research. 🇦🇺💙