INSTRUCTIONS FOR TUMOR SELF-CURING PROTOCOL v.2.0 WITH IVERMECTIN + MEBENDAZOL

 INSTRUCTIONS FOR TUMOR SELF-CURING PROTOCOL v.2.0 WITH IVERMECTIN + MEBENDAZOL

                                                                                              Dr. Carlos Gibaja

 

ANTI-TUMOR PROTOCOL FOR SELF-CURING v.2.0 WITH IVERMECTIN + MEBENDAZOL + VITAMINS + ALKALINIZERS

ATTACK DOSE: 3.5 MONTHS

MAINTENANCE DOSE: 6 MONTHS 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

ATTACK DOSE

I) ANTIPARASITICS:

1) IVERMECTIN drops, presentation dropper bottle of 6 MG/ ml. (if using tablets, take one tablet of 6mg. per 10 kg. of weight).

Liquid Ivermectin: 2 drops per kg of weight per day (multiply 2 by your weight) 1 time per day, for 3 days in a row per week for 4 weeks (take 1 hour before or after eating or drinking, take with warm water and stir before drinking.

Take ivermectin 1 hour before food and after taking it, DO NOT eat food for one hour.

The most common side reaction of ivermectin is blurring of vision, if this occurs, discontinue for 48 hours and then continue the entire treatment with half the dose. Inform the treating therapist of this situation.

The idea is to take IVERMECTIN 3 days in a row and MEBENDAZOL 3 days in a row on Sundays off all medication.

MEDICATION INTERACTIONS: IVM increases the anticoagulant effect of warfarin if given together.

2) MEBENDAZOL 500 MG tablets take 1 tab per day for 3 days in a row for the 1st week (over-the-counter). If you cannot find 500 MG. You can take 5 tablets of 100 mg per day (3 tablets in the morning and 2 at night). The dose will be increased every week (750 mg the 2nd week, 1000 mg the 3rd week) until reaching 1 g (1000 mg per day), dose that will be maintained during the rest of the treatment.If Mebendazole is not available in your country, you can use Albendazole only provisionally (1 tablet of 200 mg every 8 hours per day for 3 consecutive days each week).  
Although the 2 drugs have similar composition, it is safer to use Mebendazole because Albendazole tends to cause liver symptoms in some people, and also because most studies have been done with Mebendazole.

Mebendazole is better absorbed if taken with a teaspoon of olive oil.

DRUG-DRUG INTERACTIONS:   

Co-administration of MEBENDAZOL with.

● Metronidazole because of the possible relationship of this combination with the occurrence of Stevens-Johnson syndrome or toxic epidermal necrolysis.

Carbamazepine, phenytoin and phosphophenytoin: increases metabolism and decreases effectiveness of mebendazole.

● Cimetidine: increases mebendazole concentration.

If mebendazole is not available in your country, you should use FENBENDAZOL, for which you should use the IVERMECTIN + FENBENDAZOL protocol.
 

II) VITAMINS:

3) VITAMIN "D" 400 IU to 4000 IU / day, 1 capsule per day for 1 month (Anytime).The first month.

4) VITAMIN E 400 IU 1 capsule per day for 1 month; 2nd month.

5) VITAMIN D 400 IU to 4000 IU/day continue for 1 1/2 month more.

III) ALKALINIZERS

6) SODIUM BICARBONATE: Mandatory use during the whole treatment.1/2 teaspoon diluted in 1 glass of warm water. Morning/evening during the whole treatment.

OPTIONAL: you can add 1 or more alkalinizers.

7) MAGNESIUM CITRATE: ½ teaspoon diluted in ½ glass of warm water before going to bed.

8) ISOTONIC SEA WATER: 2 tablespoons diluted in 1 glass of water. 1 to 2 times per day.
9) CHLORINE DIOXIDE. The day you take dioxide suspend antioxidants, i.e. vitamins, magnesium or others.

11) ALKALINE and/or CETOGENIC DIET (rich in vegetable fats).


IV) FOOD

NO SUGAR, low carbohydrate, include 1 teaspoon of coconut oil daily in diet.

 Report any secondary reactions at any time.

 
FOR WHOM IS THIS PROTOCOL INDICATED?

-Patients up to 80 years of age, since older patients can easily have side reactions to the drugs and cannot complete the protocol. 

-Patient resistant to chemotherapy and there are no other drugs available for their case.-Patient who can no longer tolerate chemotherapy or radiotherapy and has decided to abandon it (s).

- Patient who has been evicted.Patients with small or medium-sized tumors, up to 8 cm, since the obstruction generated by very large tumors merit palliative surgery so that patients can perform their physiological functions.

-Patient who does not have insurance or resources for a particular oncologic treatment.

-Patient who is in a long wait for treatment, and wants to start now, some antineoplastic treatment while the date of conventional treatment arrives.

 

 

If you would like personalized advice to follow up on your case, please contact the following email:

carlosalbertogibaja@gmail.com