
08/31/2025
NEW ARTICLE: 43-Year-Old Idaho Woman with Stage 4 NSCLC Lung Cancer and Thyroid Cancer Reports Remarkable Results After 2 Months Using (iver***tin) and (fen***zole)
Many individuals with advanced lung cancer have been reporting significant responses when adding (iver***tin) and (fen***zole) into their personal protocols. While mainstream oncology continues to rely on chemotherapy and radiation as the primary treatment options, more and more patient stories suggest that these alternative additions may play a critical role in improving outcomes. 😃
Story:
A 43-year-old woman from Idaho was diagnosed with Stage 4 Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC). She also had a history of Thyroid Cancer. With the seriousness of her condition, she and her family decided to explore every possible avenue that could give her a fighting chance.
Her journey began on April 8. Alongside the standard chemotherapy prescribed by her oncologist, she added the following regimen:
• (iver***tin) at ** mg/kg per day
• (fen***zole) at *mg per day
• CBD oil at ** mg per day
Her oncologist initiated chemotherapy around the same time, but no mention was made of these additional substances to the oncology team.
Results After 2 Months:
The primary lingular lung mass, initially measuring 5.3 x 5.6 cm, was reduced to 2.5 x 4.0 cm after just two months. This equates to an impressive 76% tumor volume reduction (as calculated by Grok).
The family expressed amazement at the results, pointing out that such a dramatic reduction in tumor size is almost never seen with chemotherapy alone—something that even some oncologists acknowledge privately. Typically, chemo may slow growth or cause modest shrinkage, but to see over three-quarters of the tumor volume disappear in this timeframe is exceptional.
Discussion:
This case adds to a growing collection of testimonials where patients combine standard treatments with substances like (iver***tin) and (fen*****zole). While it is impossible to say definitively which factor caused the dramatic improvement, the speed and scale of response raise questions worth exploring further.
For patients facing advanced diagnoses, stories like this one provide a sense of hope and reinforce the importance of being proactive in exploring all possible treatment strategies.
Note: this is for educational purposes only and this is not a medical advice.