My Story with Cancer

TIMELINE: My Story

May 2024

HOW IT STARTED

In May, I woke up randomly in the middle of the night and felt a lump in my left breast. I had never been one to do breast self exams or even think much about this part of my body, and I attribute it to God prompting me and getting my attention to take care of this, and catch it early. From there, I made an appointment for an ultrasound at OC Breast Wellness in Fountain Valley. The results from the ultrasound were “a highly suspicious mass” measuring 13.4 mm, and a biopsy was recommended. 

By this time in my life, I had been dealing with various chronic health issues related to mold exposure and poor detoxification for over a decade. Chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, leaky gut, candida, SIBO, gut dysbiosis, mitochondrial dysfunction, long covid syndrome, and Ehlers Danlos hypermobility syndrome were just some of the diagnoses I had been given or worked to manage.  I was not a stranger to the the healing journey, and with a medical background as a licensed occupational therapist (2002) and a certification as a functional health coach since 2020, this new chapter in the story felt like anything I else had gone through, and I went straight to “work” taking care of myself as usual, albeit with a little more urgent concern!

I would pray, ask God for wisdom and guidance, gather information, and trust Him, taking one step at a time.  

Trust that God will lead.

As I gathered information on next steps, I decided it was best to avoid the recommended needle biopsy, which could potentially spread the cancer.  I learned that manipulation of an intact tumor with needle biopsies is associated with an increased risk of metastasis or spread of the cancer. I knew that the mammogram was not the most ideal way to screen for cancer either, since it exposes you to 500x the radiation of a chest x-ray and also compresses the breast. Thus I opted for an ultrasound, and found OC Breast Wellness center in Fountain Valley, which I was able to pay out of pocket and get it done as soon as possible. Then, after some research, I also found a surgeon, Dr Nina Behdin, who was willing to do an “excisional biopsy”- take the entire lump out, and then test it. She had agreed to do the excisional biopsy even though it was “against the algorithm.”  I was very thankful.

August 23, 2024

SURGERY FOR THE EXCISIONAL BIOPSY

Glendale Adventist Hospital. This was my first surgery, and I was so grateful to be at this wonderful hospital and have such a kind and skilled surgeon.  I thank God for sustaining me with His peace, and everything worked out smoothly. I had some nausea the day of, and I recovered enough to feel pretty normal the next day! A sweet friend made me a huge portion of chicken potato soup that nourished and lasted me the entire weekend.

September 3, 2024

FOLLOW UP APPOINTMENT

I had a follow up appointment with Dr Behdin about a week after my surgery, with my husband John at my side, and found out that the mass had cancer cells. It would be another 2 weeks later until I found out the exact type of pathology results, which was ER-(weak)/PR-/HER2+.  I’ll admit, I wasn’t shocked to find out that it was cancer-I just had a feeling something was off in my body. What did concern me though, was that it was HER2+  which is one of the more aggressive types of breast cancer. I was extremely thankful to God that I got it out when I did. The mass that was removed was 1.8 cm. It had grew since I first discovered it on my ultrasound in May (it was 1.3 cm back then)!

September 30, 2024

LYMPH NODE SURGERY, CANCELLED!

The next step that my surgeon recommended was a sentinel lymph node biopsy to check if it has spread to the lymph nodes, and also to re-excise the surgery area to remove some precancerous cells (DCIS) in the margin. I was hesitant about the lymph node surgery because I know that people can have lymphedema and problems with range of motion with that arm after lymph node surgery. I proceeded cautiously, but did schedule to have this for 9/30/24.  

I was all set and prepared to have surgery, but a few days before this I caught a virus and needed to postpone. I called to postpone the surgery, and the surgery scheduler was out of office until 10/14, so I ended up waiting longer. In the meantime, I set up an appointment with an oncologist.

October 29, 2024.

FIRST APPOINTMENT WITH ONCOLOGIST

The oncologist said that HER2+ is typically treated with chemo first, and then surgery, so lymph node surgery would not make sense.  Instead, she recommended that I get an MRI and PET scan to stage/check for if the cancer has spread, and she educated me on the next steps after that which involved chemotherapy and the drugs herceptin and perjeta. With that information, I decided to cancel my surgery. 

She also explained how HER2+ is the second most aggressive type of cancer (Triple negative breast cancer being the most).  As alarming as it was to hear that, I reminded myself of what I read in Dr Jenn Simmons’ very helpful book The Smart Woman’s Guide to Breast Cancer. (2024);

“YOU ARE NOT YOUR BREAST CANCER, so try not to identify as such. YOU are NOT hormone positive, triple negative, or HER2 positive. The findings in your pathology are only describing a small part of you-the tumor. These characteristics, along with your overall health, medical history, and preferences are used to develop your PERSONALIZED treatment plan. Remember that the vast majority of women survive breast cancer…The thing you need to prepare most for is LIVING.” 

November 7, 2024.

QT SCAN

Even though an MRI was recommended, I declined it and opted for a different technology called QT scan.  

I have been very cautious about MRI’s because the contrast solution used for the MRI contains a toxic heavy metal called gadolinium, which does not leave the body and potentially causes many problems. In the past I had gotten MRI’s on my head, neck and heart. I did not know until years later when I got a urine toxin test with my functional medicine doctor, that the Gadolinium used for those MRI procedures was STILL IN MY BODY, YEARS LATER. 

I was thankful to God that a newer, safer, screening technology called QT was available in my area, so I proceeded with that and ultimately the result was negative for anything abnormal. I thank God!

November 18, 2024

PET SCAN. GOOD NEWS!!

I will admit that the day of the PET scan, I was probably the most anxious I have ever been throughout this entire journey. This test determines the extent of cancer in the body using an injected radioactive sugar solution. Since cancer has 10x more insulin receptor sites compared to healthy cells, the cancer cells gobble up the sugar solution first and results in an image with lights glowing in areas of the body with cancer. Just imagining cancer spreading in my body was enough reason to panic. I also wasn't too excited about having a radioactive solution injected in me, but I was very grateful to follow this before/after detox protocol using high dose melatonin to assist my body in mitigating any harmful effects.

As I sat in the waiting room waiting for my the sugar solution to move through my body before the scan, I meditated on the following Psalms:

Be merciful to me, O God, be merciful to me, for in you my soul takes refuge; in the shadow of your wings I will take refuge, till the storms of destruction pass by. Psalms 57:1

He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. Psalm 91:5

After the scan, my results came back quickly with a favorable result. The oncologist left me a message and said "It actually looks really good, IT DOESN'T SEEM LIKE THERE IS ANY ACTIVE METABOLIC ACTIVITY."

A blood panel and follow up appointment also showed that my blood markers for inflammation and cancer were in the normal range.

I was so relieved!  I know I am not completely out of the woods and there is a lot of work to continue to heal completely. But I thank God for being my shield and refuge throughout this whole process. And I thank God for allowing a path for me to heal from cancer without having to go through another surgery, chemo, radiation or harsh drugs.

A HEALING MINDSET

I am grateful to have the example of my parents. When I was in high school, my dad got stage 4 colon cancer (he recovered well, barely lost his hair!) and throughout the entire process he showed no fear and trusted in God entirely. My mom, always looking for solutions and staying positive, supported him in healing and cooked Chinese herbal medicines daily from scratch (the whole house smelled of strong herbs!). It was a lot of work and effort, but I think that with the herbs, the right mindset, and God's mercy, my dad was able to heal and recover successfully.

So when I first told my parents about my diagnosis, they immediately encouraged me to stay positive and “be happy” and it was going to be okay. Coming from them, it was not a platitude- I knew they understood how important mindset would be in healing from cancer. I knew that I could trust God in the same way, and took on the mindset that I would be well. 

"I sought the Lord, and he answered me and delivered me from all my fears.." Psalm 34:4

There is no fear in Christ! Instead of giving in to fear, I replaced any fear or anxiety about cancer with curiosity and hope, and focused on looking for solutions. Of course, I had my moments of panic at such a serious diagnosis, but overall, God was very gracious in helping me stay focused. I reminded myself it was going to be OK. That God is taking care of me. And in KNOWING that I will heal, 100%. And how, did I know I would be OK? Of course there are no guarantees in life. But- this was the fascinating part- once I learned more and thought about WHY I had cancer, I was able to start working on reversing the reasons why the cancer developed.  It was then with confidence and assurance that I knew I would definitely get better.  Addressing problems by looking at the root causes always makes sense!

Dr Jenn Simmons says,

“the most important thing is to KNOW that you will get well.” 

I was also reminded of this quote, that it is the mind that leads the body.

“Whether you believe you can do a thing or not, you are right.” -Henry Ford.

The right perspective is so important.

“Knowledge dispels fear.”

“You will know the truth and the truth will set you free. John 8:32”

At every step, I refused to be a passive patient. I asked a LOT of questions, prayed for guidance on where to find help or research, and thanked God every step of the way when I found something useful and helpful. 

HOW TO THINK ABOUT CANCER

A few years ago, as I was first introduced to functional medicine and began learning about the root causes of disease, I remember hearing someone say that cancer is a "verb" and not a "noun." This was a profound shift in thinking for me. Cancer is not "thing" to be removed, but it is something that has developed in the body due to multiple factors. What could those factors be? Can we prevent cancer? Can we treat and reverse cancer by addressing these factors?

Sadly, our medical system has been broken up into different specialties (cardiology, neurology, etc,) and rarely looks at the body as a whole. Cancer and most modern chronic diseases involve the whole person, not a specific body part. Most conventional oncologists treat cancer as a problem with genetic mutations or instability in the cells, with the goal to kill or remove the cancer, rather than building up the immune system, which is actually the body's most effective weapon against cancer.

Now, there is evidence that the genetic mutation theory may not be entirely correct. Dr Thomas Seyfried has written a groundbreaking book called Cancer as a Metabolic Disease: On the Origin, Management, and Prevention of Cancer (2012). His argument is that cancer is a metabolic problem due to disordered mitochondrial function and energy production, rather than a genetic disease. He was not the first to consider this though, as Otto Warburg was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1931 for his discoveries that cancer cells feed on glucose.

Discovering this, I refused to be a passive patient that just trusts in the “authority” of what the doctor says. I knew I had to be an active advocate for my own health, and I had to dig deeper. 

I knew that was something fundamentally wrong with the general thinking most people have about cancer: that there is a “war on cancer”, that we are still searching for the cure for cancer, and that cancer is a scary condition with only a few options: chemo, surgery, and radiation. 

The hardest part in going through all this is that we all have known someone who either has had cancer and/or has died of cancer. We are confronted with our mortality as it hits close to home for all of us. 

I knew that if I understood the truth about what was going on in the body, then I would have a clear path out.  Knowing the root cause for a problem is always the first step in solving it effectively.  And I didn’t have to be afraid. 

Here is some eye opening research I learned about cancer treatment that led me to try to avoid chemo and radiation as much as I could for my situation. (See resources below for more data.)

It is a well-known scientific fact that stem cells subjected to needless radiation and chemical poisoning actually stimulate the growth of cancer and make it more malignant. And chemotherapy is worse than ineffective. According to Dr. Allen Levin, M.D., author of The Healing of Cancer, “The majority of the cancer patients in this country die because of chemotherapy, which does not cure breast, colon, or lung cancer. This has been documented for over a decade and nevertheless doctors still utilize chemotherapy to fight these tumors.” (Desaulniers, 2019, p. 57)

Chemotherapy improves your chances of survival by a meager 2%. The Department of Radiation Oncology in Sydney, Australia undertook a study involving 22 major adult cancers and the benefits of using chemotherapy treatments alone.[60] Their conclusion: The overall contribution of curative and adjuvant cytotoxic chemotherapy to 5-year survival in adults was estimated to be 2.3% in Australia and 2.1% in the USA. (Desaulniers, 2019, p. 59)

Researchers from the Department of Radiation Oncology at the UCLA Johnson Comprehensive Cancer Center report that radiation treatment drives breast cancer cells into greater malignancy. (Desaulniers, 2019, p. 61)

From the book Cracking Cancer Toolkit: Using Repurposed Drugs for Cancer Treatment:

Promising new drug discoveries such as the immunotherapy family of drugs actually “accelerate cancer growth in 10–15% of cases.” (Dach, 2020, p. 90)

Chemotherapy disappointment: With the exception of testicular cancer and some lymphoma cell types, chemotherapy remains a disappointment. Granted, chemotherapy can temporarily decrease tumor size and induce a temporary remission. However, the price is cumulative cytotoxicity to normal tissues such as bone marrow, brain, and heart and adverse effects of nausea, vomiting, anorexia, weight loss, hair loss, bone marrow toxicity, neurotoxicity (“chemo brain”) and cardiotoxicity. Invariably, the cancers return months to years after completing chemotherapy, when they may be even more aggressive and resistant to further chemotherapy treatment. (Dach, 2020, p. 162)

So what CAN we do? Part of this is looking to the root causes of cancer and then addressing them. 

You are NOT a victim of your genes!

I have also been amazed to learn that many people are finding good outcomes through a toolkit of supplements and repurposed drugs, recovering from all types and stages of cancer, even stage four cancer. A notable drug that was helped me has been Fenbendazole.

In another helpful book Heal Breast Cancer Naturally, Dr. Veronique Desaulniers says, 

“if you keep doing the things you have always done, you will keep getting the same results. YOU HAVE TO CHANGE EVERYTHING about your life in order to create vibrant health. You have to change your emotional patterns, your communication styles, your forgiveness and tolerance, your stress management, and your pace of life. You can design and create a life that brings you laughter, playfulness, and joy.”

Another great encouragement from one of my favorite doctors that I follow, Dr. Jockers:

“Our bodies can truly heal!  We have to remove the toxic thoughts, chemicals, and stressors on our system so we can heal as designed. I believe that a cancer diagnosis or a major health scare is actually an opportunity to change our thinking patterns, to draw closer to God, and to learn to master our mind, body, and emotions.  It may be tough to see, but many people who have overcome chronic disease have reported that the diagnosis and the suffering they endured, helped open their eyes to a new way of life that is so much better than what they had settled for in the past.”

"God has placed tremendous self-healing mechanisms in the body. Therefore it is not the physician, the surgeon, the prescription drug, or even the nutrient that cures. They act only in support or detriment to the body's God-given ability to heal itself." -Dr. David Jockers, DNM, DC MS

I am so thankful that it is God that provides us with everything we need to respond well to the difficult trials in our lives. He gives us wisdom, peace, courage, strength, faith, comfort and healing.

His divine power has granted to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of him who called us to his own glory and excellence. 2 Peter 1:3

REASONS FOR CANCER. WHAT ARE THE ROOT CAUSES?

Causes of Breast Cancer (Simmons, 2024, p. 25)

•   Chronic inflammation from diet

•   Processed foods

•   Sedentary lifestyle

•   Over-exercise

•   Radiation exposure (repeated mammograms, & rays, radiation in childhood, etc.)

•   Chronic diseases (obesity, diabetes, thyroid, celiac, inflammatory bowel disease, MS)

•   Chronic infections (viral, fungal, mold, Lyme, parasites, bacteria)

•   Heavy metals (drinking water, dental amalgams, food, cosmetics)

•   Chemical exposures (plastics, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, preservatives)

•   Chronic antibiotic use

•   Chronic dental infections or cavitations (everyone with a history of dental work should see a holistic dentist)

•   Frequent toxin exposure (alcohol, smoking)

•   Chronic constipation

•   Insomnia

•   Chronic sleep deprivation, short sleepers

•   Night shift work

•   Being overweight

•   The Electromagnetic Field (EMFs)

•   Unresolved trauma

•   Chronic stress from a difficult relationship, bad marriage, or horrible boss

•   Being a caregiver to a sick parent, spouse, partner, or child

•   Divorce

•   Job loss or unwanted move

As I thought about the reasons for me having breast cancer, I definitely can admit that my life patterns and habits were not the most conducive to health, especially within the past 2 years. Here are some reasons why...

POSSIBLE ROOT CAUSES OF MY CANCER

1. Post Covid inflammation. Ever since coming down with the virus in the summer of 2022, my body hadn’t felt 100%. Generally, I've had a lot of inflammation- fatigue, muscle pain, and my sense of smell would come and go. My left scapula also felt “stuck” with limited range of motion at the left shoulder. Interestingly, it was not until the cancer diagnosis that I considered the myofascial chain connection between the scapula and the chest/pectoral muscles. Thankfully, my scapula movement is getting back to normal after the surgery!

   
   

2. Chronic inflammation from infections and mold exposure: Results from a GI Map gut (stool) test in February 2024 showed that I have very low immune function and overgrowth of various bacteria including h. Pylori, Staph, strep, enterococcus in my GI tract.  I have a history of recovering from mold illness as well, so it is no mystery that the chronic fungal and bacterial load in my body was just too high, contributing to my risk for cancer.

   
   

3. Lack of consistent exercise. I'll admit that I became pretty sedentary since our beloved dog Sophie died in 2022. Whereas I used to take consistent walks with her daily, I found myself spending more time sedentary on my tablet or laptop.

   
   

4. EMF exposure. The extra time on screens meant more exposure to electromagnetic fields (cellular, wifi, magnetic, etc). The EMF’s from screen time alone are not good and definitely can drive cancer too. Not a good combination!

   
   

5. Diet and lifestyle choices (stress snacking!) : There is no clean diet where you can eat your way out of stress. Even though my food choices have been pretty clean the past few years (modified paleo, gluten and dairy free), I was still eating high carb and stress-snacking a lot (sometimes all day) on healthy snacks (processed foods). It is a well known fact that processed foods and high carbohydrates are drivers of metabolic disease. Even though I made better choices on the types of processed foods I was buying (I sure did a lot of label-reading!), the stress snacking was still driving the inflammation and I wasn't giving my gut a break. I have since implemented intermittent fasting, eating within an 8-10 hour window and making meals from whole foods 90% of the time and I feel a positive difference physically and mentally.

   
   

6. Dental: I learned that 90% of people with breast cancer have had root canals or bad dental work. Though I've never had a root canal, I did have a tooth with mercury filling removed in 2022 with the SMART technique. That specific tooth happens to be in the left breast meridian according to Chinese medicine.  Another consideration for the future is to check if I have cavitations (infection in jaw) from getting my wisdom teeth out, which may also contribute to cancer risk.

   
   

7. STRESS/Emotions: Dr Jenn Simmons points out that “breast cancer forms when the body is in stress chemistry. An environmental shift has taken place transforming you from the chemistry of joy to the chemistry of stress.”    And that “we are only meant to be in that sympathetic, fight or flight state for less than five percent of the time.” In terms of stress, I was “taking care of myself” but not to the level that I needed to, as I was still putting a lot of energy into habits and patterns that were not helpful. I found that the real work was in understanding how I was processing negative emotions. I am someone that tends to absorb the negative energy around me. God has shown me so much in this process already, more to let go. And just when I thought I addressed one issue, God shows me more layers that I need to let go. I am learning to feel emotions and then move on, and not let them embody me. I am also in the process of learning to communicate better, to my family, to other people, to God, and even to myself- what am I telling myself? I have a daily dependence on God, to surrender to Christ all my thoughts, emotions, and habits.

HELPFUL TREATMENTS, SUPPLEMENTS, AND REPURPOSED DRUGS

HIGH DOSE MELATONIN

The use of high dose melatonin is one of the most exciting treatments because of its high efficacy for a wide range of cancer types, extremely low cost, easy access, and no significant side effects (sleepiness is only a side effect when taken in the lower doses). Personally, I followed Dr. Frank Shallenberger's recommendations below to take 300 mg per day and did very well on that dose without any side effects. Research shows that even 20 mg of melatonin daily doubled the survival rate and the rate of tumor regression in various cancer types.

Melatonin in high doses also protects against the toxicity of chemotherapy as well as any ionizing radiation from X rays, CT scans, PET scans, and mammograms. (Simmons, 2024, p. 224.

Important video from Dr. Frank Shallenberger: High Dose Melatonin Therapy: An Ideal Adjuvant Anti-Cancer Therapy with free download of the slide presentation.

Fascinating article by Dr. Frank Shallenberger: Melatonin Isn't Just for Sleeping - From Cardiovascular Disease and Cancer to Aging and Macular Degeneration the Research Will Shock You.

FENBENDAZOLE

The very popular success story of Joe Tippen’s story of healing from stage 4 non-small-cell lung cancer with extensive metastatic disease using Fenbendazole inspired me to try it. Joe was sent home to hospice with a projected three months to live. An old friend, a veterinarian, suggested he take the animal de-wormer drug called Fenbendazole. Three months after starting the drug, his PET scan, done at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston was completely clear of cancer. 

Hear Joe tell his story in this podcast. and read his famous blog. Also, in a recent interview with Joe Rogan, Mel Gibson shares how three friends with stage 4 cancer became cancer free with Fenbendazole and Ivermectin.

EWOT

Many people have heard of using hyperbaric oxygen as an adjunct treatment for cancer and other chronic health conditions, but the high cost of these treatments led me to wonder if there was another option. I was thankful to discover EWOT (Exercise with Oxygen Therapy), which is simply the process of exercising in an oxygen rich environment.

It is so fascinating to find research of how cancer cells survive in a low oxygen environment, and how bringing oxygen into our cells turns off the pathway that cancer uses to metastasize.

"The presence of oxygen is the absence of disease." -Gary Brecka

Here is my EWOT setup in our bedroom along with a walking pad/treadmill with an oxygen concentrator reservoir. The process involves using the oxygen concentrator to fill the reservoir, and then putting on the oxygen mask to breathe oxygen from the reservoir while exercising. The entire family uses it and we all can feel the difference when we use it: more energy and quicker recovery from illnesses!

MY PROTOCOL

Inspired by the recommendations from Dr Paul Marik and the team of doctors from FLCCC Alliance, I worked with my functional medicine practitioner to design a protocol for treating cancer and preventing recurrence.

I am currently working on 1, 2, 3, and supplementing with 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 17.

My supplement protocol includes the following:

• High dose melatonin (300 mg/day from Pure Bulk)

• Fenbendazole

• Low dose naltrexone

• Curcumin

• Vitamin D3

• EGCG (green tea)

• Broccoli extract

• Black cumin seed oil

• Reishi

• A high quality methylated multivitamin

• Pectasol

• Lugols' iodine

• Tudca (for liver support)

• Serrapeptase

• Bromelain

New habits:

• EWOT (exercise with oxygen therapy)

• Red light therapy/Photobiomodulation

• Rebounding on a trampoline

• Clean Diet of NO gluten/refined sugars/anything artificial or GMO

• Working through and letting go of negative emotions

• Addressing root causes of poor gut/metabolic/mitochondrial health (working with my functional medicine practitioner)

• NOT FEARING CANCER

• NOT BELIEVING IT'S A DEATH SENTENCE

• EDUCATING MYSELF

• TRUSTING in GOD and THANKING GOD for creating my body to be able to heal itself.

My diet involves eating a clean, whole foods, low glycemic diet emphasizing:

• Cruciferous vegetables: broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, bok choy, brussels sprouts

• High quality proteins: wild caught fish, grassfed/pastured meat, eggs, organic chicken

• Good fats like coconut, extra virgin olive oil, avocados, flaxseeds, pumpkin/sunflower seeds

• Low sugar fruits: green apples, blueberries, lemon/limes, tomatoes, papaya, avocado, pomegranate

• Daily, I try to include some of these Anti-cancer foods: raw garlic, onions, mushrooms, parsley, ginger, lemons, turmeric, oregano, and thyme

“The further you get away from real food, the further your body gets away from health. -Jenn Simmons, MD

HELPFUL BOOKS AND RESOURCES

​​​​​​​​​​METABOLIC THEORY of Cancer

The Metabolic Approach to Cancer by Dr. Nasha Winters 

Highly recommended, practical book for anyone looking to prevent OR treat cancer. Thoroughly covers the 10 main drivers of health or disease, the key elements crucial to preventing and managing cancer.

​In this fascinating presentation, Dr Thomas Seyfried talks about cancer as a mitochondrial metabolic disease rather than a genetic one. ​

Tripping over the Truth: How the Metabolic Theory of Cancer Is Overturning One of Medicine's Most Entrenched Paradigms​

THE ROLE OF REPURPOSED DRUGS in TREATING CANCER

Dr Paul Marik's book: CANCER CARE: The role of repurposed drugs and metabolic interventions in treating cancer Available as a FREE download! Webinar slides and Cancer Care Summary. 

Dr. Jeffrey Dach's book: ​Cracking Cancer Toolkit: Using Repurposed Drugs for Cancer Treatment

Jane McClelland's book: How to Starve Cancer ...without starving yourself: The Discovery of a Metabolic Cocktail That Could Transform the Lives of Millions

Helfpul Fenbendazole Resources and Protocols

Breast Cancer Resources

Dr Jenn Simmons is a breast surgeon, integrative oncologist AND a cancer survivor. Her recently published book is full of practical help and guidance:

The Smart Woman's Guide to Breast Cancer by Dr Jenn Simmons

Dr Jenn's Youtube Channel: Keeping Abreast with Dr Jenn.

Heal Breast Cancer Naturally: 7 Essential Steps to Beating Cancer by Dr. Veronique Desaulniers

Dr Veronique Desaulniers' podcast: Breast Cancer Conquerer 

Integrative Approach to Cancer​

Dr Leigh Erin Connealy: 

https://www.instagram.com/connealymd/

The Cancer Revolution: A Groundbreaking Program to Reverse and Prevent Cancer

Dr Michael Karlfeldt's informative podcast discusses natural medicine and how it can safely be integrated into traditional oncology care. In this episode he interviews Joe Tippens about his compelling experience with Fenbendazole. 

Other Resources

https://www.chrisbeatcancer.com How to heal cancer with nutrition and natural therapies, from cancer survivor Chris Wark. He offers a healing cancer coaching program. Author of Chris Beat Cancer.

https://thetruthaboutcancer.com   News and views on how to prevent and treat cancer naturally. Ty Bollinger explains cancer's history, treatment and prevention in his book The Truth about Cancer.