Katrina's cancer was a mystery to me until this post was nearly published. Hint: What should real docs ask every patient first? Resist turning to the end to find out before reading the rest.
I forgot to add the obvious—chemo and radiation “therapy” have NO effect on the number of days breast cancer patients live. These were only approved using fraudulent measures such as tumor size reduction. Worse, they damage immunity and, in most cases, kill you faster.
Fenbendazole vs. Mebendazole vs. Albendazole vs. Flubendazole: The benzimidazoles are very similar chemically and they have very similar mechanisms of action with respect to disrupting microtubule function, specifically defined as binding to the colchicine-sensitive site of the beta subunit of helminithic (parasite) tubulin thereby disrupting binding of that beta unit with the alpha unit of tubulin which blocks intracellular transport and glucose absorption (Guerini et al., 2019). If someone asks you how fenbendazole kills the cancer cells, the answer is in italics in the previous sentence.
The class of drugs known as benzimidazoles includes fenbendazole, mebendazole, albendazole and flubendazole. Mebendazole is the form that is approved for human use while fenbendazole is approved for veterinary use. The main difference is the cost. Mebendazole is expensive ~$555 per 100 mg pill, while fenbendazole is inexpensive ~48 cents per 222 mg free powder dose (Williams, 2019). As you may recall, albendazole is the form used to treat intestinal parasites in India and these cost 2 cents per pill. FYI, to illustrate how Americans are screwed by Big Pharma, two pills of mebendazole cost just $4 in the UK, 27 cents per 100 mg pill in India and $555 per 100 mg pill in the US.
While most of the pre-clinical research uses mebendazole, probably because it is the FDA-approved-for-humans form of fenbendazole, virtually all of the self-treating clinical reports involve the use of fenbendazole. Because the pre-clinical cancer studies use mebendazole (ironically the human form of fenbendazole) and humans self-treat their cancers with fenbendazole (the animal form of mebendazole) it is very reasonable to assume that mebendazole and fenbendazole are functional equivalents with respect to cancer. It would be helpful if future pre-clinical and clinical investigations simply used fenbendazole as a practical matter. For the purposes of this Substack, fenbendazole, mebendazole and albendazole are used interchangably.
Where to get fenbendazole
In our experience and the experiences of those that write in, it appears that the three readily available brands of fenbendazole (Panacur-C, FenBen Labs, Happy Healing Labs) are equally effective. Panacur-C can be obtained locally in pet stores, while they all can be obtained from Amazon. The article on Questions & Answers discusses the brands of fenbendazole in detail and shows photos of the various brands referenced.
As a current 57 year old post-menopausal breast cancer patient (Stage 1a), the first thing my assigned Nurse Navigator said was “I see from your history that you’re on Progesterone” to which I responded yes. Her next statement was “You know progesterone causes breast cancer”. Setting the wrong tone, I left and did not go back. (I’ve been a practicing RN for 36 years and was appalled at her comment.)
My first oncologist said “Your MRI looks like you may be a Stage 1a or b but I’ll treat you like a Stage 3 to get the best response and if I don’t like how the tumor behaves after ACT, then I’ll hit you with two other types of chemo”. Again- I left and did not go back.
I have an oncologist at Mayo who was much more aligned with what I was willing to do and on board with my supplement regimen as recommended by my FM doctor.
Regarding what a physician should ask first (but none of the docs I’ve seen during and after my diagnosis ever did except my FM doc- I think would be “What stress have you had in your life over the past year?” (Remember- I’m still working full time as an RN and have been for almost four decades). It was at the end of an ever increasingly stressful and burnout situation lasting four years that I went for a routine mammo and eventually was diagnosed.
My takeaway…. I left the stressful job immediately after the diagnosis, worked with my FM doctor and eventually found on oncologist that I didn’t suspect would kill me with treatment, and found a new job.
Thank you for your post as there are many takeaways I will incorporate into my current treatments and goal of preventing or capturing cancer stem cell damage.
What are your thoughts about "immunotherapy"? My loved one (Neil) has non-small cell lung cancer (squamous). We're waiting for biopsy results on the staging to determine next steps, which will probably involve a sleeve lobectomy. The Duke surgeon clearly has a preference for immunotherapy over chemo. Meanwhile, Neil is receiving coaching from Dr. Makis via Zoom and is using his suggested protocol.
Agreed- but I was not as educated when I agreed to it and could not find an oncologist to implement Seyfried’s Press Pulse protocol feeling like the clock was ticking after the tumor had been punctured by the biopsy. Made my best choice with info and options I had at the time. Hopefully- live and learn or teach others from my experience.
As someone who had two root canal teeth removed, I would highly recommend that Katrina think about removing the first, worst tooth. I used a CA oral surgeon, Dr. Robert Jarvis, I think he's still practicing.
The pathogens are leaking into your gut, lungs, and lymph. They may have caused your cancer. I kept getting bronchial infections. After the removal, I have not had any bronchial infections, despite swimming around Malibu in relatively contaminated water. Before, I blamed it on the swimming, so did my doc.
First: Get or borrow an infrared camera. If there is a hotspot on the jaw, that is the infected area. This is safe. A biopsy would risk contamination spread. Many homebuilders have infrared cameras, btw, for heat leaks. Just tell them you want a few pics. My friend handed someone a $20 for this at a job site.
Flir is the make of camera I got.
Second: Apply iodine and try laser delivery of essential oils and herbs on the exterior of the area to try to manage the infection. You've seen the research on bitter orange, for example, for fungal and bacterial infections? The natural perfumer at Aftelier provides high grade essential oils.
Third: Since you know you have the root canals, avoid sugar and anything with pesticides.
Fourth: Do you have amalgams? Remove one quadrant at a time.
I flew to CA to an oral surgeon has much experience with the dental issues. I'd been hesitant to remove the tooth, but then my right eye started to have some unexplained redness and irritation, and an infrared camera showed hotspots at both root canal areas.
After the first root canal tooth was removed, I mailed it to a DNA testing lab. The results were horrific with everything from parasites to streptococcus and mycoplasma pneumoniae.
The evening after the removal was the first time my very low grade fever normalized, despite the fact that I had one root canal tooth remaining, and the hot spot on that side of my jaw went away. I used many interventions such as Chinese herbs for direct application and systemic support, injected ozone (I did it), and essential oils (for strep, etc) on the exterior via Dr. Greg Lee's laser delivery method (glad to send details on the latter as it's cheap and relatively risk free).
Say, a small bit of low-hanging fruit: You could buy lighter, smaller eyeglasses. The heavier, fashion ones put extra pressure on the area of your face especially sensitive when you have an infection. I got mine at Firmoo, but many new sites list the frame weights and dimensions.
USS Nitze, can I reach out to you privately? I, too, have two root canals and cannot have them removed immediately. I'm currently mitigating problems, but would like more details on what you suggest. thx!
Dr. Yoho, I'm in touch with the practice in Tijuana at which you had your dental work. I'm about to settle on an appointment. May I ask iif you are happy with the cosmetic aspect of the replacement crowns, etc? I'm vain enough to care!
try to measure temp of the area with infrared or reg thermometer touched to the gum
inflammation around/under your jaw
any ear problems
easy ear infections
any feeling of something draining into your stomach, especially when you haven't eaten
swollen lymph nodes -- even as far away as your knees
When I had amalgams, I could feel my pancreas struggling to survive because I was very sensitive to sugar and starches. At one point when the amalgams were wearing down, I survived on an almost entirely fat diet because even meat spiked my blood sugar -- that was the final terrifying thing that sent me to have them removed, despite the fact that it would destroy the tooth structure on many teeth, necessitating caps, which are another problem.
Eat probiotic food with every meal. This will help make sure the pathogens from the root canals stay under control in your digestive tract. I always combined kimchi or sauerkraut with aged, fermented tamari and a raw yogurt as a sauce on every meal, otherwise I'd have digestive trouble. It was a solution that came after much suffering.
Don't take antibiotics. They mutate within minutes, so you will have a raging antibiotic-resistant infection internally. Plus you will be vulnerable to viral and parasitic infections once your bacterial biome is damaged. FYI. my graduate degree from Johns Hopkins U is in military strategy.
BTW, there are lab tests one can do for material compatibility. Biocomp labs, I think. Definitely do that blood test before getting a procedure.
You saw Yoho's dental story in Mexico? It sounds cheaper than what I did.
Bravo Doc! Excellent piece and you are doing good work. Your site is going to be so busy over the coming few years, unfortunately, because I will be (among many others) directing many a stage4 cancer diagnosis, to this stack and others.😐
But I thank you on behalf of future patients, for having the courage of your convictions and for allowing free and open access to critical health info.
Thank you so much for your writing and your willingness to expose the monster that is modern medicine. After 30+ years in healthcare I have never been more appalled by The System and all the mind-numbed participants in it. If patients only knew that their well-being is at best, and very rarely at that, a side effect of the business of making money off people’s poor health, as opposed to some sacred purpose of the doctors and hospitals, they would have their minds blown.
As the system of industrialized allopathic medicine has successfully implanted fear as the primary emotion connected to our thoughts about our health, most are too scared of the thought of taking responsibility for their health and prefer to keep their eyes closed to what should be obvious, and keep believing in the religion of toxic drugs, radiation and knives as paths to good health.
The voices of people like you are so important. Thank you!
My dog has a tooth that was turning black. We started giving her one pump of 3000ppm CDS daily and it seems to be healing nicely. It's worth a try to do the same on root canal teeth.
You may have finally convinced me to read it. I know enough dental horror stories to probably get the gist. I see my dentist every several years, primarily because she wants to do annual cone beam X-rays. That is absolutely not necessary. She's better than most dentists I've known, but she seems to have succumbed to the corporate dark side a few years ago...
I have a bottle of CDS from a very reputable company It is 3000ppm. It has a dropper. How much could I apply or give? In water or directly on tooth? I appreciatecthe any advice.
Is it possible your house has mold? Many houses built in the last 40 years use a building system that creates mold in the roof and walls. One test is to see if mold grows in your shower or in damp areas. That is a sign of excessive spore growth indoors -- mold in the shower is not normal, but it has become normalized.
I had my neighbor go sleep in her field in the back of her pickup truck when she couldn't breathe (and had no insurance for CPAP). I had her use her garden hose to shower (avoiding a potentially moldy shower), then wear new sweats and use a new sleeping bag. She felt a huge difference, sleeping through the night for the first time. This is a cheap, risk free test, lol.
We are in Maryland. If you’re referring to mold, outside is better than inside. Though she’d need a bug tent, I suppose.
Florida? The poor woman could just be riddled with mold. She should definitely try a test away from the dwelling. If she wants to post pics of her siding and roof, I could give a guess. But Florida is harsh for mold. I had several friends move from their condos to avoid mold after I hounded them into briefly leaving their condos for a test.
After reading your very informed article, it seems a doctor should ask if the patient has ever had any root canals. Thanks to Dr. Katrina for informing everyone of how she did things and learned from her mistakes. Thanks for all you do. You provide such good information that we cannot get elsewhere, especially from out primary doctors. Blessings to you. Dorothy
There are two excellent integrative cancer groups on FB. Healing Cancer Study and Support and Always Hope. Both have a deep files section. Current generally accepted protocol for Ivermectin is 1 mg/kg split 1/3 dose in am and 2/3 at night when cancer is most active. Take for 4 days, then 3 off. Also take one additional anti parasitic. My preference is mebendazole, 200-300 mgs 3 days on, 4 off. After a time on Iver, swap out to niclosamide since the body gets used to anything it takes frequently.
Mark Lintern wrote an exceptional book. The research took him 8 years and covers all 10 hallmarks of cancer. It's called The Cancer Resolution? and explains in lay terms why drugs like iver and mebendazole treat cancer. He also covers why chemo is pretty worthless most of the time. Since all cancers are not alike, it pays to have a test like Datar Exacta or to send a live tissue sample to Robert Nagourney's lab in Long Beach. He is a true pioneer and triple boarded in IM, onc, and hematology. Except, he isn't like the rest of his ilk. His peers hate him b/c his list of publications is far deeper and richer than theirs.
Sean Devlin, DO has been my integrative onc for the last 4 years. He's the brand new medical director for the Brio Clinic in Scottsdale. Dr. Devlin is a jack of all trades. Boarded in FM, BE in EM. Enjoys derm. He's the main MD for Burning Man. The list is long. Not sure how he stumbled into cancer, but he's been doing integrative oncology for at least a decade. In any event, he prefers meben over feben for a host of reasons, most of which I've forgotten. The other thing I meant to highlight is All Day Chemist and OncoStore are two reputable Indian pharmacies. I have ordered from both. One of my colleagues tested the meben from ADC in a lab and it checked out perfectly.
I read part of the article when Katrina commented that she was never prescribed a CPAP machine....WHAT?! The basic lung mechanics would dictate something to keep the fluid from the lungs out so she can breathe easily for sleep and let her body REST. Has respiratory therapy declined to the point that is no longer considered as therapy for any and all disease processes??? I am really angry she had to suffer and beg for a CPAP machine. That should have been one of the first things prescribed as it mechanically will "push out" the excess fluid and maintain enough surface area to maintain respiration in the lung tissue. It's not a cure, but I think it would have been an excellent therapeutic for the symptoms she describes.
chiropractors do NOT address sleep apnea, they should never try. I good clinic would hire a trained respiratory therapist to address the sleep issues. Maybe you're referring to an osteopath?
Absolutely a chiro. I had severe PVCs that could easily have led to sudden cardiac arrest. My wife, an RN, noticed at the same time I had developed sleep apnea. The PVCs were caused by a right hand curve in my thoracic spine, which would irritate the sympathetic nerve to my heart. A chiro fixed the curvature, the sleep apnea and my seasonal allergies went away. Sleep apnea lives in the thoracic spine.
Medicine is hard to figure out now, and we must not throw out standard therapies in our disgust with what is happening. Knowledgeable chiros have lots to offer, but in this case, careful application of Western medicine might be best.
In my case, I went the conventional route and saw a cardiologist with decades of experience. He was flummoxed, and set me up for a stress test and Holter monitor - 2 months out, despite severe symptoms! The casual reply was that the way to the head of the line was through the ER.
I was exceedingly fortunate to have figured out the cause of my heart issues on my own (thanks to Dr Google, and more especially Dr John Bergman, DC). My wife was an RN, and she was thinking that I was heading for cardiac drugs to manage my symptoms, and would become what is known in the trade as a "cardiac cripple."
If Katrina has sleep apnea, a chiro would be a great adjunctive therapy. Who knows how many of her other problems he might help improve? Sticking with siloed Rockefeller medicine docs will likely keep her alive. They've got the hard earned lessons from the battlefields of history to thank for that invaluable expertise. Going to docs who deal with the whole body is her best chance to regain health.
Doctor, does it not scare you that so many are unaware of how their bodies work? I can see the fear of ventilators in comments. Anyway, it was an interesting case study and I learned alot about Karina's treatments. Thank her for me please
again, you misunderstand. Ventilation is the act of breathing, in and out. Respiration takes place at the surface level of the lungs. It's a safe bet, that Karina's ventilations (breaths) were becoming harder to take and her entire body was wearing out. Respiration was still taking place but not enough for her body to maintain good health....in other words, the other body systems have to work harder. CPAP is NOT ventilation, it providing a pressure via a mask. Again, the safe level we start at should be 5 cmH20, which we already have in our bodies. IN a hospital or clinic setting, we monitor Sao2, (oxygen saturation with a n external probe on the finger), heart rate, respiratory rate (ventilation relate) and how the patient feels. An optimum setting is achieved in the clinic without adverse side effects and we send the patient home with a machine preset with settings. CPAP is extremely common and IS NOT A VENT. To clarify, when I use the term respiration, I am referring to the act of oxygen and co2 exchange in the lungs, not breaths.
Vonu, I'm not sure what training you've had in health care but you obviously do NOT know anything about pulmonary mechanics nor the equipment we use to assist that process
there are actually 2 linings of the lung. there is a fluid (simplistic term) between the linings so that the lungs can inflate and deflate without pain and easily, hence we can take a big breath. There is a pressure in the lungs that we obtain at birth, when we take our first breaths. That pressure is 5 cmh20 and is usually the first setting used in CPAP or as the bottom number of bipap. When there is enough foreign fluid built up within the lungs or on either side, it pressures the linings and decreases the capacity of the lungs. SOOO, just give a bit of pressure on the inside of the lungs and it will , again, let her breathe and maintain enough surface are to allow respiration.
Dear Doc Yoho, someone just sent me this INSTAGRAM of Dr Ardis passionately informing anyone who will listen about the DANGERS of OZEMPIC/WEGOVY the "weight reduction" drug. It's a 2 minute listen: (You don't need an Instagram acct to view it) https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAdPLdjybu_/?igsh=MTltbzcxdDIzYmFkdQ==
Thank you, Dr. Yoho, for this article. I wish I and my wife had this information about 16-17 years ago. It would have saved her (and me to a much lesser extent) a lot of grief and pain. We now doubt she really had breast cancer, but at the time, all but one “expert” recommended surgery. She opted for a bilateral, no reconstruction. I was her caretaker, helping daily with the drains, bandaging, etc. We are much wiser, and very highly distrustful, of “normie” medicine, especially after the Covid, and subsequent, scams.
Good to see she got rid of all the metal toxins, as healing cannot occur if we have breached our personal tolerance limit of metals. They cannot be ignored.
I forgot to add the obvious—chemo and radiation “therapy” have NO effect on the number of days breast cancer patients live. These were only approved using fraudulent measures such as tumor size reduction. Worse, they damage immunity and, in most cases, kill you faster.
It's a crime, really. SOC oncs prey on sick and desperate people while they take kickbacks from Big Pharma and the insurance companies.
exactly
From https://fenbendazole.substack.com/p/case-report-squamous-cell-carcinoma-90e?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=1089973&post_id=144477346&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=axf9e&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email
Fenbendazole vs. Mebendazole vs. Albendazole vs. Flubendazole: The benzimidazoles are very similar chemically and they have very similar mechanisms of action with respect to disrupting microtubule function, specifically defined as binding to the colchicine-sensitive site of the beta subunit of helminithic (parasite) tubulin thereby disrupting binding of that beta unit with the alpha unit of tubulin which blocks intracellular transport and glucose absorption (Guerini et al., 2019). If someone asks you how fenbendazole kills the cancer cells, the answer is in italics in the previous sentence.
The class of drugs known as benzimidazoles includes fenbendazole, mebendazole, albendazole and flubendazole. Mebendazole is the form that is approved for human use while fenbendazole is approved for veterinary use. The main difference is the cost. Mebendazole is expensive ~$555 per 100 mg pill, while fenbendazole is inexpensive ~48 cents per 222 mg free powder dose (Williams, 2019). As you may recall, albendazole is the form used to treat intestinal parasites in India and these cost 2 cents per pill. FYI, to illustrate how Americans are screwed by Big Pharma, two pills of mebendazole cost just $4 in the UK, 27 cents per 100 mg pill in India and $555 per 100 mg pill in the US.
While most of the pre-clinical research uses mebendazole, probably because it is the FDA-approved-for-humans form of fenbendazole, virtually all of the self-treating clinical reports involve the use of fenbendazole. Because the pre-clinical cancer studies use mebendazole (ironically the human form of fenbendazole) and humans self-treat their cancers with fenbendazole (the animal form of mebendazole) it is very reasonable to assume that mebendazole and fenbendazole are functional equivalents with respect to cancer. It would be helpful if future pre-clinical and clinical investigations simply used fenbendazole as a practical matter. For the purposes of this Substack, fenbendazole, mebendazole and albendazole are used interchangably.
Where to get fenbendazole
In our experience and the experiences of those that write in, it appears that the three readily available brands of fenbendazole (Panacur-C, FenBen Labs, Happy Healing Labs) are equally effective. Panacur-C can be obtained locally in pet stores, while they all can be obtained from Amazon. The article on Questions & Answers discusses the brands of fenbendazole in detail and shows photos of the various brands referenced.
Doctors should ask, “Are you aware that I am controlled by a corporation and will be treating you out of the corporate handbook (cookbook)?”
As a current 57 year old post-menopausal breast cancer patient (Stage 1a), the first thing my assigned Nurse Navigator said was “I see from your history that you’re on Progesterone” to which I responded yes. Her next statement was “You know progesterone causes breast cancer”. Setting the wrong tone, I left and did not go back. (I’ve been a practicing RN for 36 years and was appalled at her comment.)
My first oncologist said “Your MRI looks like you may be a Stage 1a or b but I’ll treat you like a Stage 3 to get the best response and if I don’t like how the tumor behaves after ACT, then I’ll hit you with two other types of chemo”. Again- I left and did not go back.
I have an oncologist at Mayo who was much more aligned with what I was willing to do and on board with my supplement regimen as recommended by my FM doctor.
Regarding what a physician should ask first (but none of the docs I’ve seen during and after my diagnosis ever did except my FM doc- I think would be “What stress have you had in your life over the past year?” (Remember- I’m still working full time as an RN and have been for almost four decades). It was at the end of an ever increasingly stressful and burnout situation lasting four years that I went for a routine mammo and eventually was diagnosed.
My takeaway…. I left the stressful job immediately after the diagnosis, worked with my FM doctor and eventually found on oncologist that I didn’t suspect would kill me with treatment, and found a new job.
Thank you for your post as there are many takeaways I will incorporate into my current treatments and goal of preventing or capturing cancer stem cell damage.
The other thing you got right. Progesterone and testosterone suppress breast cancer.
Good- because the systemic effects without hormones while taking four rounds (just finished) of TC are causing havoc.
chemo is useless for extending life except for about 5 diseases
What are your thoughts about "immunotherapy"? My loved one (Neil) has non-small cell lung cancer (squamous). We're waiting for biopsy results on the staging to determine next steps, which will probably involve a sleeve lobectomy. The Duke surgeon clearly has a preference for immunotherapy over chemo. Meanwhile, Neil is receiving coaching from Dr. Makis via Zoom and is using his suggested protocol.
Wrong answer. Follow the comments to learn why.
Will do.
Agreed- but I was not as educated when I agreed to it and could not find an oncologist to implement Seyfried’s Press Pulse protocol feeling like the clock was ticking after the tumor had been punctured by the biopsy. Made my best choice with info and options I had at the time. Hopefully- live and learn or teach others from my experience.
As someone who had two root canal teeth removed, I would highly recommend that Katrina think about removing the first, worst tooth. I used a CA oral surgeon, Dr. Robert Jarvis, I think he's still practicing.
The pathogens are leaking into your gut, lungs, and lymph. They may have caused your cancer. I kept getting bronchial infections. After the removal, I have not had any bronchial infections, despite swimming around Malibu in relatively contaminated water. Before, I blamed it on the swimming, so did my doc.
First: Get or borrow an infrared camera. If there is a hotspot on the jaw, that is the infected area. This is safe. A biopsy would risk contamination spread. Many homebuilders have infrared cameras, btw, for heat leaks. Just tell them you want a few pics. My friend handed someone a $20 for this at a job site.
Flir is the make of camera I got.
Second: Apply iodine and try laser delivery of essential oils and herbs on the exterior of the area to try to manage the infection. You've seen the research on bitter orange, for example, for fungal and bacterial infections? The natural perfumer at Aftelier provides high grade essential oils.
Third: Since you know you have the root canals, avoid sugar and anything with pesticides.
Fourth: Do you have amalgams? Remove one quadrant at a time.
I flew to CA to an oral surgeon has much experience with the dental issues. I'd been hesitant to remove the tooth, but then my right eye started to have some unexplained redness and irritation, and an infrared camera showed hotspots at both root canal areas.
After the first root canal tooth was removed, I mailed it to a DNA testing lab. The results were horrific with everything from parasites to streptococcus and mycoplasma pneumoniae.
The evening after the removal was the first time my very low grade fever normalized, despite the fact that I had one root canal tooth remaining, and the hot spot on that side of my jaw went away. I used many interventions such as Chinese herbs for direct application and systemic support, injected ozone (I did it), and essential oils (for strep, etc) on the exterior via Dr. Greg Lee's laser delivery method (glad to send details on the latter as it's cheap and relatively risk free).
Say, a small bit of low-hanging fruit: You could buy lighter, smaller eyeglasses. The heavier, fashion ones put extra pressure on the area of your face especially sensitive when you have an infection. I got mine at Firmoo, but many new sites list the frame weights and dimensions.
I wish you luck!
USS Nitze, can I reach out to you privately? I, too, have two root canals and cannot have them removed immediately. I'm currently mitigating problems, but would like more details on what you suggest. thx!
Do Kalcker's protocol in the Epilogue of Judas Dentistry for now BUT getting them taken out is your first priority. Watch this video; https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2024/09/28/root-canal-health-effects.aspx.
Dr. Yoho, I'm in touch with the practice in Tijuana at which you had your dental work. I'm about to settle on an appointment. May I ask iif you are happy with the cosmetic aspect of the replacement crowns, etc? I'm vain enough to care!
With thanks!
Sure!
Useful thing to figure out include:
is the root area hot on your face?
try to measure temp of the area with infrared or reg thermometer touched to the gum
inflammation around/under your jaw
any ear problems
easy ear infections
any feeling of something draining into your stomach, especially when you haven't eaten
swollen lymph nodes -- even as far away as your knees
When I had amalgams, I could feel my pancreas struggling to survive because I was very sensitive to sugar and starches. At one point when the amalgams were wearing down, I survived on an almost entirely fat diet because even meat spiked my blood sugar -- that was the final terrifying thing that sent me to have them removed, despite the fact that it would destroy the tooth structure on many teeth, necessitating caps, which are another problem.
Eat probiotic food with every meal. This will help make sure the pathogens from the root canals stay under control in your digestive tract. I always combined kimchi or sauerkraut with aged, fermented tamari and a raw yogurt as a sauce on every meal, otherwise I'd have digestive trouble. It was a solution that came after much suffering.
Don't take antibiotics. They mutate within minutes, so you will have a raging antibiotic-resistant infection internally. Plus you will be vulnerable to viral and parasitic infections once your bacterial biome is damaged. FYI. my graduate degree from Johns Hopkins U is in military strategy.
BTW, there are lab tests one can do for material compatibility. Biocomp labs, I think. Definitely do that blood test before getting a procedure.
You saw Yoho's dental story in Mexico? It sounds cheaper than what I did.
N is unusually sensitive.
Root canals are universally a profound stress on your body.
Watch the Root Cause video. https://vimeo.com/ondemand/rootcausefilm or also on mercola's last post
"Second: Apply iodine and try laser delivery of essential oils and herbs on the exterior of the area to try to manage the infection."
Apply DMSO prior: it'll zap whatever is applied into the area much more quickly.
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Bravo Doc! Excellent piece and you are doing good work. Your site is going to be so busy over the coming few years, unfortunately, because I will be (among many others) directing many a stage4 cancer diagnosis, to this stack and others.😐
But I thank you on behalf of future patients, for having the courage of your convictions and for allowing free and open access to critical health info.
You done good sir😉
I'm a fan of the BFH
Thank you so much for your writing and your willingness to expose the monster that is modern medicine. After 30+ years in healthcare I have never been more appalled by The System and all the mind-numbed participants in it. If patients only knew that their well-being is at best, and very rarely at that, a side effect of the business of making money off people’s poor health, as opposed to some sacred purpose of the doctors and hospitals, they would have their minds blown.
As the system of industrialized allopathic medicine has successfully implanted fear as the primary emotion connected to our thoughts about our health, most are too scared of the thought of taking responsibility for their health and prefer to keep their eyes closed to what should be obvious, and keep believing in the religion of toxic drugs, radiation and knives as paths to good health.
The voices of people like you are so important. Thank you!
agree and I'm freaked out too
It is appalling! I feel like I'm in a constant state of anger and grief.
Ivermectin and Fenbendazole are keeping my stage 4 lung cancer at bay... Miracle drugs.
My dog has a tooth that was turning black. We started giving her one pump of 3000ppm CDS daily and it seems to be healing nicely. It's worth a try to do the same on root canal teeth.
human dose is three times a day, hold in mouth for 4 minutes
see the Epilogue of Judas Dentistry for Kalcker's protocol
You may have finally convinced me to read it. I know enough dental horror stories to probably get the gist. I see my dentist every several years, primarily because she wants to do annual cone beam X-rays. That is absolutely not necessary. She's better than most dentists I've known, but she seems to have succumbed to the corporate dark side a few years ago...
98 percent of them are ignorant idiots. There, I said it. See Judas Dentistry for proof. IAOMT members are generally exceptions.
I have a bottle of CDS from a very reputable company It is 3000ppm. It has a dropper. How much could I apply or give? In water or directly on tooth? I appreciatecthe any advice.
That is fine. Search my archives for chlorine dioxide and start here: https://robertyoho.substack.com/p/280-nasa-said-that-chlorine-dioxide
Is it possible your house has mold? Many houses built in the last 40 years use a building system that creates mold in the roof and walls. One test is to see if mold grows in your shower or in damp areas. That is a sign of excessive spore growth indoors -- mold in the shower is not normal, but it has become normalized.
I had my neighbor go sleep in her field in the back of her pickup truck when she couldn't breathe (and had no insurance for CPAP). I had her use her garden hose to shower (avoiding a potentially moldy shower), then wear new sweats and use a new sleeping bag. She felt a huge difference, sleeping through the night for the first time. This is a cheap, risk free test, lol.
not much of a prob in CA but Kat lives in Florida
We are in Maryland. If you’re referring to mold, outside is better than inside. Though she’d need a bug tent, I suppose.
Florida? The poor woman could just be riddled with mold. She should definitely try a test away from the dwelling. If she wants to post pics of her siding and roof, I could give a guess. But Florida is harsh for mold. I had several friends move from their condos to avoid mold after I hounded them into briefly leaving their condos for a test.
After reading your very informed article, it seems a doctor should ask if the patient has ever had any root canals. Thanks to Dr. Katrina for informing everyone of how she did things and learned from her mistakes. Thanks for all you do. You provide such good information that we cannot get elsewhere, especially from out primary doctors. Blessings to you. Dorothy
yes that is close enough; you win. What doctors should ask first is WHAT IS IN YOUR MOUTH
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There are two excellent integrative cancer groups on FB. Healing Cancer Study and Support and Always Hope. Both have a deep files section. Current generally accepted protocol for Ivermectin is 1 mg/kg split 1/3 dose in am and 2/3 at night when cancer is most active. Take for 4 days, then 3 off. Also take one additional anti parasitic. My preference is mebendazole, 200-300 mgs 3 days on, 4 off. After a time on Iver, swap out to niclosamide since the body gets used to anything it takes frequently.
Mark Lintern wrote an exceptional book. The research took him 8 years and covers all 10 hallmarks of cancer. It's called The Cancer Resolution? and explains in lay terms why drugs like iver and mebendazole treat cancer. He also covers why chemo is pretty worthless most of the time. Since all cancers are not alike, it pays to have a test like Datar Exacta or to send a live tissue sample to Robert Nagourney's lab in Long Beach. He is a true pioneer and triple boarded in IM, onc, and hematology. Except, he isn't like the rest of his ilk. His peers hate him b/c his list of publications is far deeper and richer than theirs.
mebendazole may be inferior to fenbendazole. The former was developed as a pharma drug to patent something like Fenbendazole
Sean Devlin, DO has been my integrative onc for the last 4 years. He's the brand new medical director for the Brio Clinic in Scottsdale. Dr. Devlin is a jack of all trades. Boarded in FM, BE in EM. Enjoys derm. He's the main MD for Burning Man. The list is long. Not sure how he stumbled into cancer, but he's been doing integrative oncology for at least a decade. In any event, he prefers meben over feben for a host of reasons, most of which I've forgotten. The other thing I meant to highlight is All Day Chemist and OncoStore are two reputable Indian pharmacies. I have ordered from both. One of my colleagues tested the meben from ADC in a lab and it checked out perfectly.
I read part of the article when Katrina commented that she was never prescribed a CPAP machine....WHAT?! The basic lung mechanics would dictate something to keep the fluid from the lungs out so she can breathe easily for sleep and let her body REST. Has respiratory therapy declined to the point that is no longer considered as therapy for any and all disease processes??? I am really angry she had to suffer and beg for a CPAP machine. That should have been one of the first things prescribed as it mechanically will "push out" the excess fluid and maintain enough surface area to maintain respiration in the lung tissue. It's not a cure, but I think it would have been an excellent therapeutic for the symptoms she describes.
She should see a chiro to eliminate the sleep apnea. Address the cause, not the symptom.
her lungs are heavily compromised and cpap helps
chiropractors do NOT address sleep apnea, they should never try. I good clinic would hire a trained respiratory therapist to address the sleep issues. Maybe you're referring to an osteopath?
Absolutely a chiro. I had severe PVCs that could easily have led to sudden cardiac arrest. My wife, an RN, noticed at the same time I had developed sleep apnea. The PVCs were caused by a right hand curve in my thoracic spine, which would irritate the sympathetic nerve to my heart. A chiro fixed the curvature, the sleep apnea and my seasonal allergies went away. Sleep apnea lives in the thoracic spine.
Medicine is hard to figure out now, and we must not throw out standard therapies in our disgust with what is happening. Knowledgeable chiros have lots to offer, but in this case, careful application of Western medicine might be best.
In my case, I went the conventional route and saw a cardiologist with decades of experience. He was flummoxed, and set me up for a stress test and Holter monitor - 2 months out, despite severe symptoms! The casual reply was that the way to the head of the line was through the ER.
I was exceedingly fortunate to have figured out the cause of my heart issues on my own (thanks to Dr Google, and more especially Dr John Bergman, DC). My wife was an RN, and she was thinking that I was heading for cardiac drugs to manage my symptoms, and would become what is known in the trade as a "cardiac cripple."
If Katrina has sleep apnea, a chiro would be a great adjunctive therapy. Who knows how many of her other problems he might help improve? Sticking with siloed Rockefeller medicine docs will likely keep her alive. They've got the hard earned lessons from the battlefields of history to thank for that invaluable expertise. Going to docs who deal with the whole body is her best chance to regain health.
The fluid wasn't in her lungs, it was in the lining of her lungs.
Cpap helps tho
Doctor, does it not scare you that so many are unaware of how their bodies work? I can see the fear of ventilators in comments. Anyway, it was an interesting case study and I learned alot about Karina's treatments. Thank her for me please
ventilators caused much of the covid mortality
nothing scares me ha
Ventilators are not the problem. Ignorance in using them where a patient's lungs are over-inflated, like an exploding balloon, is.
have to be closely monitored or they cause frequent deaths
The machines don't do what the operators don't set them to do.
There are so many fail safes and alarms on ventilators.....it's like a gun, it's up to the owner/operator to use the machine wisely
And well-trained police officers lead the list of victims of accidental shootings.
It is better not to cause the problems that it overcomes, it being a beginning to the need for a ventilator.
again, you misunderstand. Ventilation is the act of breathing, in and out. Respiration takes place at the surface level of the lungs. It's a safe bet, that Karina's ventilations (breaths) were becoming harder to take and her entire body was wearing out. Respiration was still taking place but not enough for her body to maintain good health....in other words, the other body systems have to work harder. CPAP is NOT ventilation, it providing a pressure via a mask. Again, the safe level we start at should be 5 cmH20, which we already have in our bodies. IN a hospital or clinic setting, we monitor Sao2, (oxygen saturation with a n external probe on the finger), heart rate, respiratory rate (ventilation relate) and how the patient feels. An optimum setting is achieved in the clinic without adverse side effects and we send the patient home with a machine preset with settings. CPAP is extremely common and IS NOT A VENT. To clarify, when I use the term respiration, I am referring to the act of oxygen and co2 exchange in the lungs, not breaths.
it sure improves her symptomatology and ability to wake up refreshed
A CPAP does the same thing a ventilator does, externally.
Respiration cannot take place unless well-oxygenated air is forced into the lungs, regardless of how that is accomplished.
Vonu, I'm not sure what training you've had in health care but you obviously do NOT know anything about pulmonary mechanics nor the equipment we use to assist that process
there are actually 2 linings of the lung. there is a fluid (simplistic term) between the linings so that the lungs can inflate and deflate without pain and easily, hence we can take a big breath. There is a pressure in the lungs that we obtain at birth, when we take our first breaths. That pressure is 5 cmh20 and is usually the first setting used in CPAP or as the bottom number of bipap. When there is enough foreign fluid built up within the lungs or on either side, it pressures the linings and decreases the capacity of the lungs. SOOO, just give a bit of pressure on the inside of the lungs and it will , again, let her breathe and maintain enough surface are to allow respiration.
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that stuff is poisoning us IMHO
Thank you, Dr. Yoho, for this article. I wish I and my wife had this information about 16-17 years ago. It would have saved her (and me to a much lesser extent) a lot of grief and pain. We now doubt she really had breast cancer, but at the time, all but one “expert” recommended surgery. She opted for a bilateral, no reconstruction. I was her caretaker, helping daily with the drains, bandaging, etc. We are much wiser, and very highly distrustful, of “normie” medicine, especially after the Covid, and subsequent, scams.
Good to see she got rid of all the metal toxins, as healing cannot occur if we have breached our personal tolerance limit of metals. They cannot be ignored.
This video explains it all
https://healthcarenotmedicine.substack.com/p/how-to-trigger-the-human-disease