Re: Cimetidine and Mebendazole for Breast Cancer

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Another Cheryl Cheryl AKA Cheri.

How did you get the worm medicine and would worm herbs work do you think?

Cheri

>

> Greetings.

> I have been reading the emails for many months but until now, did not

> feel like I had much to contribute.

>

> I have a large tumor in my left breast which has continued to grow

> for the last two years despite many different alternative

> treatments. (Will not go into the long list now.)

>

> After reading several articles in the Grouppe Kurosawa Natural

> Medicines Public Blog, I have been taking cimetidine, 200 mg, 4 times

> a day on an empty stomach (CVS brand over the counter acid reducer)

> and mebendazole, 100 mg, 3 times a day on an empty stomach

> (prescription worm medicine). I did this for 6 weeks, took a week

> off, then have been doing it for another week and will continue. I

> do not know if this dosage is optimum or not.

>

> When I started, the breast was aching a lot (which I believe was the

> expanding tumor pressing on tissues) and had just started to have

> some stabbing pains occassionally. Within days of starting the

> cimetidine and mebendazole, all aches and pains in the breast

> ceased. The other thing I noticed is that the breast cooled to the

> touch; it had been noticibly warmer than the other breast. This

> makes sense if it is disrupting the formation of blood vessels which

> feed the tumor. I haven't noticed any shrinkage of the tumor yet.

>

> I am continuing to take some other supplements but list is too long

> to post now.

>

> If there are more positive changes, I will post another message.

>

> Blessings to All.

>

> Cheryl

>

[Guest guest]

That is known as Mepron I believe - and is quite potent - i have taken it

before for another illness I had....it makes one wonder IF there is a

parasite componenet to Cancer as many seem to think - of course these

anti-malarials can have other side effects that are beneficial that coudl be

affecting you tunor... I think GK has great ideas....Congrats on your

success - thanks fo rsharing! Keep us posted.

On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 10:36 PM, cheryl wrote:

> Another Cheryl Cheryl AKA Cheri.

>

> How did you get the worm medicine and would worm herbs work do you think?

>

> Cheri

>

>

gardenerinmd " <cherylann1@...> wrote:

I have a large tumor in my left breast which has continued to grow

> > for the last two years despite many different alternative

> > treatments. (Will not go into the long list now.)

> > After reading several articles in the Grouppe Kurosawa Natural

> > Medicines Public Blog, I have been taking cimetidine, 200 mg, 4 times a day

on an empty stomach (CVS brand over the counter acid reducer) and mebendazole,

100 mg, 3 times a day on an empty stomach

> > (prescription worm medicine). I did this for 6 weeks, took a week

> > off, then have been doing it for another week and will continue. I

> > do not know if this dosage is optimum or not.

> >When I started, the breast was aching a lot (which I believe was the

expanding tumor pressing on tissues) and had just started to have

> > some stabbing pains occassionally. Within days of starting the

> > cimetidine and mebendazole, all aches and pains in the breast

> > ceased. The other thing I noticed is that the breast cooled to the

> > touch; it had been noticibly warmer than the other breast. This

> > makes sense if it is disrupting the formation of blood vessels which feed

the tumor. I haven't noticed any shrinkage of the tumor

yet................Cheryl

[Guest guest]

Dear Cheryl, think about immunocal (mail-dennismay@...) and paw paw reg

cel OR Graviola too

Blessings from heart Vishwajith/Sri Lanka

[Guest guest]

Hello cheryl,

The action of mebendazole (Vermox) on cancer cells does not have much

to do with it being a worm killer. Other meds and herbs that kill

worms would be unlikely to work for cancer.

Mebendazole damages tubulin in cancer cells. It interrupts the cell

cycle before the cells go into mitosis. It also stimulates

apoptosis, natural cell death. It also seems to block angeogenesis,

meaning it stops blood vessel growth to tumors. It has a synergistic

effect with cimetadine (Tagamet). The cimetadine increases the half

life of the mebendazole by blocking a liver enzyme that breaks it

down. Cimetadine has immune boosting effects and also inhibits

metastasis. Both drugs are fairly low with regard to side effects.

Mebendazole only damages cancer cells while leaving normal cells

undamaged.

Cimetadine is " over the counter " .

Mebendazole requires a prescription in the States, but is very easy to

get through Canadian companies advertising on the net.

Mike

Tuesday, December 2, 2008, 9:36:07 PM, you wrote:

c> Another Cheryl Cheryl AKA Cheri.

c> How did you get the worm medicine and would worm herbs work do you think?

c> Cheri

c>

>>

>> Greetings.

>> I have been reading the emails for many months but until now, did not

>> feel like I had much to contribute.

>>

>> I have a large tumor in my left breast which has continued to grow

>> for the last two years despite many different alternative

>> treatments. (Will not go into the long list now.)

>>

>> After reading several articles in the Grouppe Kurosawa Natural

>> Medicines Public Blog, I have been taking cimetidine, 200 mg, 4 times

>> a day on an empty stomach (CVS brand over the counter acid reducer)

>> and mebendazole, 100 mg, 3 times a day on an empty stomach

>> (prescription worm medicine). I did this for 6 weeks, took a week

>> off, then have been doing it for another week and will continue. I

>> do not know if this dosage is optimum or not.

>>

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Best regards,

Mike mailto:goldenmike@...

[Guest guest]

Hi Cheryl,

Hope you are well.

I'm wondering how you are doing with your treatment of breast cancer.

My wife also has breast cancer. She had chemo for 3 months, and then she

started seeing a integrative medicine doctor and continued with an

alternative program on Low Dose Naltrexone and his herb formula. She

also does Artemisinin, Maitake Pro-D Fraction and some supplements. It's

been under 2 months on the LDN and Artemisinin, so not sure just yet,

but she feels good energy wise.

Look forward to hearing from you,

Kind regards,

Marty