Joe Tippens and Fenbendazole: A New Hope in Cancer Treatment?

Cancer’s Impact on Dogs: A Statistical Overview

Canine cancer is a significant health issue, affecting one out of every three dogs. Out of this number, over half will unfortunately succumb to the disease. In the U.S. alone, where there are approximately 80 million dogs, around 27 million are expected to be diagnosed with cancer, leading to 14 million deaths.

Exploring Alternative Cancer Treatments

While traditional cancer treatments are commonly used, there are several alternative therapies that may offer hope and relief for your pet. Here are some lesser-known treatments you might not be aware of:

1. Dandelion Root:

   • Background: Dandelion root tea tincture, initially used by an elderly leukemia patient, has inspired promising cancer research at the University of Windsor.
   • Research Findings: Researchers have identified multiple anti-carcinogens in Dandelion Root.
   • Home Treatment: To prepare, grind dried dandelion root using a coffee grinder, mix a teaspoon per 20lbs of body weight with 1 cup of water, and simmer for 20-30 minutes. Let it cool before giving it to your pet daily. If effective, improvements are typically observed within two weeks.

2. Medical Marijuana (THC and CBD Oil):

   • Personal Experience: My Black Lab, Lewis, found relief from mouth cancer symptoms only through a CBD/THC tincture.
   • Research and Benefits: Extensive studies have demonstrated the benefits of THC and CBD for various common cancers, particularly in pain management.
   • Dosage: Administer 3mg per 10lbs of body weight, twice daily, depending on the CBD concentration.

3. Medicinal Mushroom Turkey Tail (Coriolus versicolor):

   • Usage: Widely studied for colon cancer in humans and now classified as a medicinal treatment for colorectal cancer in Japan.
   • Benefits: Known for its immune-boosting properties and compatibility with chemotherapy drugs, long-term use has shown to reduce cancer recurrence.
   • Dosage: 100mg per 10lbs daily.

4. Ivermectin:

   • Background: Known primarily as an animal dewormer, recent studies suggest its potential effectiveness against various cancers.
   • Dosage: 1mg (.1cc) per 10lbs daily for at least 30 days to assess response.

5. Joe Tippen’s Protocol:

   • Story: After being diagnosed with widespread cancer and given no chance of survival, Joe Tippens was recommended a regimen involving fenbendazole by a vet, which cleared his cancer in just four weeks.
   • Regimen: Fenbendazole (222 mg daily), CBD oil (25 mg daily), and 95% Curcumin (600 mg daily), all taken with food.
   • Outcome: Joe remains cancer-free years later.

Preventive Measures

Cancer, as starkly painful as it is, emphasizes the need for prevention. For our pets, maintaining a healthy diet rich in antioxidants and free from known carcinogens is crucial. Incorporating supplements can also play a preventative role in your pet’s health regimen.