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Mebendazole, Fenbendazole and Cancer
My Mother-in-law had Stage 2-B lung cancer (Adenocarcinoma) in her upper left lobe. Why we were doing all the other testing she needed we started her on the Fenbendazole and the other recommended medications for her liver and CBD Oil. She took it for about 2 months before her surgery was scheduled. She denied chemo before the surgery she didn’t want to go through all that. She took her chances. After her surgery of removing the tumor on January 30, 2026. went back to the Dr. and he was impressed that the cancer had went from a stage 2-B to a stage 1. Which was amazing and the Dr. said to keep doing what she is doing. Praise be to God we are all so happy to have this great news.
That is truly encouraging news, and it is understandable that you are grateful for such a favourable change in staging after surgery. It appears that the combination of fenbendazole, CBD oil and liver support has been well tolerated in her case; continuing this balanced approach, with regular clinical follow‑up and monitoring of liver function and imaging as advised by her medical team, is a reasonable way to proceed.
I am 73, type 2 diabetic (I didn’t know for years), I have stage 5 CKD eGFR is 12, my labs for liver functions are in the normal range. I’m being told that dialysis is the next step (or die if I don’t). Could fenbendazole be helpful in my case. How would I know if I have parasites.
Dear Marie,
With stage 5 CKD and an eGFR around 12, your kidneys clear many substances much more slowly, so any new compound has to be treated with extra caution, including fenbendazole. At standard “cancer protocol” doses fenbendazole has not been clearly linked to kidney damage in humans, but animal studies show that very high doses can stress the kidneys, and people with severe kidney or liver impairment are more likely to accumulate the drug and its metabolites.
If someone in your situation chooses to experiment with fenbendazole, the safest approach is to: start at a much lower dose than usual, introduce it slowly, keep liver and kidney blood tests checked regularly, and stop immediately if there are any new symptoms like nausea, extreme fatigue, swelling, or changes in urine. There is no evidence that fenbendazole will improve kidney function or replace dialysis, and we cannot say it would be “helpful” for stage 5 CKD itself; its main role is anti‑parasite and anticancer activity, not kidney repair.
As for parasites, fenbendazole targets a wide range of intestinal worms, but the only way to know if you truly have them is through proper testing such as stool ova and parasite exams and, in some cases, blood tests for specific parasites. Many people never know they have type 2 diabetes for years, but that does not automatically mean they also have parasites; a clear diagnosis always requires lab testing rather than guessing based on symptoms alone.
I have psoriasis and am on RINVOQ. Can I take fenben while on this? My doctor will not tell me. Thanks
RINVOQ is an immunomodulating drug and can affect liver enzymes and infection risk. Fenbendazole is metabolized by the liver as well. Because of this overlap, the main concerns are liver tolerance and individual response, not a known direct drug–drug interaction. Overall fenbendazole is considered safe and with very few mild side effects. Start with a low fenbendazole dose, monitor liver enzymes periodically and stop if symptoms like fatigue, nausea, itching, or jaundice appear
My mother is diagnosed with gallbladder cancer.
There is a large liver mass with many additional lesions, which are highly suspicious for cancer that has spread to the liver.
It could be:
Metastasis (cancer from another part of the body spreading to liver), or
Primary gallbladder cancer spreading into the liver.
we dont wanted to go for biopsy, chemo or radio , because she dont have strong nerves, she is diabetic and 70 years age old.
Could you please advise on the recommended protocol .Thank you for your time and support.
Hello Sana,
Thank you for reaching out and for sharing these details about your mother’s situation. We understand how difficult it can be to navigate decisions, especially when there are additional health considerations such as age and diabetes. To ensure safety and clarity, we always recommend beginning with a structured, weight-based approach rather than combining multiple suggestions from different sources.
The most reliable way to start is by using our official Fenbendazole Dosage Calculator, which automatically adjusts the dosage according to body weight and provides a clear, easy-to-follow protocol. This removes guesswork and ensures that the dosing schedule is consistent. You can find the calculator here:
https://www.fenbendazole.org/fenbendazole-information/fenbendazole-dosage-guide/
The calculator will show the recommended daily amount, the cycle pattern, and the timing, so you can begin without confusion.
If you have any additional questions after reviewing the calculator or would like help understanding a specific step, please feel free to contact us again. We are here to assist you with clear and accurate information.
My adult daughter has Chronic Inflammatory Demylenating Polyneuropathy (the chronic form of Guillain Barre Syndrome), it affects her nerves creating severe numbness in her hands/arms and feet/legs. Could this autoimmune disease be due to parasites? If so what parasitic treatment is recommended? Thanks!
Hello Sharon,
While parasitic infections can sometimes trigger autoimmune responses in the body, there is no direct evidence to suggest that parasites directly cause CIDP. CIDP is believed to result from a combination of genetic predisposition, environmental factors, and immune system dysfunction. However, further research is needed to fully understand the underlying causes of CIDP.
However, you can start antihelminthic treatment as a preventive measure due to the improvement of your daughter’s general health.