In this episode of Talking Cancer with Dr. Roman, I speak with a patient living with colon cancer who shares his personal cancer journey, including the conventional cancer treatments he has received as well as his decision to independently take fenbendazole and ivermectin.
He discusses why he chose to use these medications, how he has incorporated them into his journey, and why he believes they have contributed to how he feels today.
This interview represents one patient’s personal experience. It does NOT demonstrate that fenbendazole or ivermectin treats, cures, slows, or prevents cancer. Watch at your own risk.
Fenbendazole is primarily a veterinary antiparasitic medication and is NOT an approved cancer treatment in humans. Ivermectin is used in humans for certain parasitic infections but is NOT an approved treatment for cancer. Research investigating repurposed medications in cancer is an evolving area, and laboratory findings or individual patient experiences should not be interpreted as proof that a treatment is safe or effective for people with cancer.
Correction from the Guest — 08:50:
At approximately 08:50 in the video, our guest, Mike, discusses the amount of fenbendazole he reports taking. During the recording, Mike stated 5 mg. After the interview, he contacted us to clarify that he misspoke and that the correct amount he intended to report was 500 mg. This correction is provided only to accurately reflect Mike’s personal account. Talking Cancer with Dr. Roman does not recommend, prescribe, or endorse this amount—or the use of fenbendazole or ivermectin for the treatment of cancer. Viewers should not interpret Mike’s reported amount as medical advice or a treatment recommendation.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: Talking Cancer with Dr. Roman does NOT endorse, prescribe, recommend, or encourage the use of fenbendazole, ivermectin, or any other non-approved medication for the treatment of cancer. The information presented in this video is provided for educational purposes and to allow a patient to share his personal experience only. Nothing discussed in this interview should be considered medical advice, a treatment recommendation, or a substitute for evaluation and care from a qualified physician. The patient’s statements and opinions regarding fenbendazole, ivermectin, or other treatments are his own and do not necessarily represent the views or medical recommendations of Talking Cancer with Dr. Roman. Individual experiences cannot establish whether a treatment works. Cancer outcomes may be influenced by many factors, including surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, other medical treatments, tumor biology, stage of disease, and individual patient characteristics.
Do not start, stop, substitute, or change any cancer treatment or medication based on this video. Some medications and supplements can cause side effects, interact with cancer treatments, affect the liver or other organs, or interfere with prescribed therapy. Always discuss medications, supplements, and alternative or complementary treatments with your oncologist or other qualified healthcare professional.
Viewers should evaluate the information presented in this video with appropriate caution and watch at their own discretion and risk.
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