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Fenbendazole

A recent scientific paper suggests that a drug typically administered to animals called Fenbendazole (Ref.) may have strong anti-cancer properties. In this paper, the authors suggest that drugs such as Fenbendazole reactivate the p53 protein that has been called the Guardian of the Genome that functions as a tumor suppressor.

While Fenbendazole may, indeed, prove to be beneficial for treating many types of cancers, it appears to have the best chance of success in addressing:

• Non-small Cell Lung Cancer Cells (NSCLC)
• Lymphoma
• Prostate Cancer and taxane-resistant prostate cancer cells
• Glioblastoma

cancertreatmentsresearch.com, “A Drug For Animals Now Taken By Humans For Cancer: Fenbendazole,” Dec 14, 2020