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I will answer my experience. In Dec 2020 my wife was diagnosed with a GBM. They gave her 6-10 months to live. I was devastated. She was 67 and healthy with no other issues. My immediate thought was I had to do everything in my power to give her more time. I ran across the Joe Tippins protocol and immediately started the fenben. My wife was on it almost 4 years until her death. We also had 5 surgeries, chemo, radiation, a chemo drug, and she went through an ultrasound trial. The GBM very seldom loses. A couple of points. I was willing to try anything with a terminal diagnosis. While my wife did not experience any other side effects, it also did not stop the cancer. By stopping any other side effects I mean nothing visible. She had so many side effects including a septic infection that were all contributed to her other drugs. She had the best Dr's available at Barrow Neurological center in Phoenix. My conclusion is while I think some of these drugs or supplements might have some benefit for a percentage of the population, they have not been proven to be effective and may in fact be detrimental to a certain portion of the population. I felt I had nothing to lose. Prostate cancer is not that disease. The only thing I can say for sure is she did not die from parasites.

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Hey Tucker, So sorry your poor wife - and you - had to cross paths with GBM. I’ve seen firsthand how unrelenting this disease is; my best friend lost his 35 yr old son to it in 18 mos. They caught it so early all the docs were very hopeful for a good outcome; but the f***er came back in less than 3 months. The poor kid had 5 brain surgeries, 3 different rounds of chemo, nonstop radiation at 3 or 4 of the top brain cancer centers in the US. He suffered terribly right to the end so I can imagine your pain and grief at watching that unfold.
But like you, my friend would have tried everything and they tried no sugar diets, mushrooms, you name it…
I think you did what I would have done in your shoes. Follow all the recommended medical advice and treatment and add a little something extra that’s not mainstream.
You lose nothing by trying and might - just might - stumble across something that does some good in the long run.
BTW, my friend is now a big supporter of the Mussella Foundation which raises funds and consciousness about this deadly disease. Best
Phil