My Current Protocol——-All Thoughts/Criticism Welcomed

[prayingforccr]

At 5am, I awaken to take liposomal artemisinin, vit c, sodium butyrate

Each morning, I do the Tippens Protocol (900mg fenbendazole dissolved in dmso, 35 mg cbd oil, 4000 mg of curcumin).

800 mg of cimetidine in split doses to enhance and maintain plasma levels of fenbendazole

Afternoon 1000mg each of quercetin, berberine, ip6 dissolved in dmso.

120,000 spu serrapeptase and 500mg Tudca at bedtime for clearance of dead cells/liver support.

Ivermectin is dissolved in vodka to enhance bioavailability and taken every four days corresponding with half life.

This is the sum of my research.

Scans in March.

I love you, Erin. I’m ok.

[JJH]

1. Your updated, expanded signature (subject to correction)

11/2019: Colonoscopy at xx yrs
12/2019: Dx Stage 3C, T4bN2bM0, rectal cancer with a 6.6cm tumor invading the external anal sphincter.
12/2019: MSI status = MSI-H
12/2019: Baseline CEA = ???
01/2020 - Start of TNT (Total Neoadjuvant Therapy)
03/2020 - 20 sessions of radiation, Mon-Fri capecitabine+clinical trial drug m3814 (Preposertib)
03/2020 CEA = 1.5 ng/mL
07/2020: 8 treatments FOLFOX
11/2020 End of TNT standard of care (SOC)
11/2020 Beginning of W&W passive surveillance period.
11/2020: Primary tumor had complete response. However, possible tumor deposits on latest MRI. Biopsy negative for cancer.
12/2020 to 05/2020: Five months of HBOT therapy for treatment of radiation damage
05/2021: Multiple (nine) lung nodules (3-6mm) on CT scan, six months after completion of TNT.

08/2021: CT scan update - the bi-lateral multiple lung nodules increased in size.

10/2021: MD Anderson gives me 1 year without treatment/3 years with FOLFIRI/Avastin (refused)

03/2022 Will begin 1st-line mCRC immunotherapy Opdivo (Nivolumab)  / Yervoy (Ipilimumab) at NYU/Langone, along with SBRT at Weill Cornell: March 2022 - May 2022, for 10 weeks. Meanwhile, will be doing daily customized CAM protocol for TP53 gene activation
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Comorbidities: Weight: 225 lbs = Class 1 Obesity
Smoker? Y/N?
Diabetic? Y/N?
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Family history - Mother, bone cancer
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2. Updated TP53 gene activation protocol -- a specialized 1st-line mCRC complementary/alternative medicine (CAM) approach.

Thank you for your post and for giving the details of your current protocol.

I have no experience with this kind of protocol, but my questions would be:

1. What kind of research did you do in order to arrive at such a diverse collection of medications/supplements?

Liposomal Artemisinin
Vitamin C
Sodium Butyrate
Fenbendazole (Panacur)
DMSO ( Dimethyl Sulfoxide )
CBD oil (Cannabidiol)
Curcumin
Cimetidine (Tagamet)
Quercetin
Berberine (Berberine Hydrochloride)
IP-6 (Inositol Hexaphosphate - Phytic Acid)
Serrapeptase
TUDCA ( Tauroursodeoxycholic Acid )
Ivermectin
Vodka
Black seed oil
Grapefruit juice
Boswellia serrata
Mullein tincture

2. How do you know that all of these items will be mutually compatible with no significant or dangerous interactions?

3. Does your oncologist know that you are taking all of these things?

4. How did you determine the timing for taking the different items (i.e., before, during, or after meals; or morning vs. afternoon vs. evening, etc.)?

5. How do you manage to buy confirmed high-quality products rather than poorly manufactured, contaminated, or falsely advertised products?

Thank you.

[beach sunrise]

Sounds like a pretty good plan. I take 3 different azoles plus xeloda.
No Bromelain or melatonin?
How much C per day?
Also, when using DMSO, you are taking it in distilled water?
I use DMSO, good stuff. Took a while to know all I could possibly find on it thru the internet and books.

[prayingforccr]

Sounds like a pretty good plan. I take 3 different azoles plus xeloda.
No Bromelain or melatonin?
How much C per day?
Also, when using DMSO, you are taking it in distilled water?
I use DMSO, good stuff. Took a while to know all I could possibly find on it thru the internet and books.

I take the dmso dissolved supplements along with grapefruit juice to enhance bioavailability.

[beach sunrise]

The grapefruit juice is an interesting concept.
DMSO is a great anti-inflammatory also so you are getting a bonus there.
Do you take it every day?
I have read it stays in the body for 3 days. So, thats my protocol as of now. I take it with all the lung stuff ND suggested. And use it topically for inflammation.
Do you take boswellia serrata? Good stuff also for lung health studies show.

[prayingforccr]

Thank you for your post and for giving the details of your current protocol.

I have no experience with this kind of protocol, but my questions would be:

1. What kind of research did you do in order to arrive at such a diverse collection of medications/supplements?

Liposomal Artemisinin
Vitamin C
Sodium Butyrate
Fenbendazole (Panacur)
DMSO ( Dimethyl Sulfoxide )
CBD oil (Cannabidiol)
Curcumin
Cimetidine (Tagamet)
Quercetin
Berberine (Berberine Hydrochloride)
IP-6 (Inositol Hexaphosphate - Phytic Acid)
Serrapeptase
TUDCA ( Tauroursodeoxycholic Acid )
Ivermectin
Vodka

2. How do you know that all of these items will be mutually compatible with no significant or dangerous interactions?

3. Does your oncologist know that you are taking all of these things?

4. How did you determine the timing for taking the different items (i.e., before, during, or after meals; or morning vs. afternoon vs. evening, etc.)?

5. How do you manage to buy confirmed high-quality products rather than poorly manufactured, contaminated, or falsely advertised products?

Thank you.

I know what DOESN’T work.

1970s chemotherapy doesn’t work.

As far as interactions, I think because ip6 is an iron chelator, it should be taken separate from the artemisinin.

Other than that, my research indicates all clear.

My radiologist/oncologist is on board with what I am doing.

My selection of supplement brands are as researched as the supplements themselves.

I’m not going to shill for them here, but would be happy to remit via DM.

[prayingforccr]

The grapefruit juice is an interesting concept.
DMSO is a great anti-inflammatory also so you are getting a bonus there.
Do you take it every day?
I have read it stays in the body for 3 days. So, thats my protocol as of now. I take it with all the lung stuff ND suggested. And use it topically for inflammation.
Do you take boswellia serrata? Good stuff also for lung health studies show.

Everyday. Just enough to dissolve the powders, then topped with grapefruit juice.

I am adding the boswellia serrata this week along with mullein tincture.

If I am stable or better in March, I will do RSO protocol and IV vitamin c.

Research is mixed on the use of cannabinoids for colorectal cancer as the receptors are often bound up.

Ideally, perhaps unrealistically, I am hoping to kill the nodules and avoid immunotherapy/sbrt.

More realistically, I am hoping to beat the living shit out of any cancer cells in my body so that the immunotherapy/sbrt abscopal effect can finish them off.

It’s the best plan Ive been able to come up with.

[beach sunrise]

Sounds like you are on it! Good for you.
Research high level D3+K2 and Niacin for cancer if you are not already taking these. I take high dose of both.
Orthomolecular.org is a great site if you haven't heard of it.
I absolutely love mullein tea with cinnamon. Great for lung heath mullein is.
IVC is proven for years to fight cancer. It's the top thing for me and what has kept me so stable for over 2 years.
I will looking for updates from you on your protocol.
I have until March on current protocol til next scan so hoping for good results still on 2 lung nodes showing up. Not growing or liting up or anything. Been there for over 2yrs but with cancer everything puts me on edge to pay attention and like you said "beat the living s*** out of it" every day.
One more thing, I only use coconut oil now as body lotion. Good stuff also. Read about it. Some people take it internally. I do put it in my coffee, the MCT version with the C8-C10 C12 in it.

[JJH]

Another comment. Your current protocol is different from the one you posted back in November 2020.

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=65089&p=506451#p506451

Is your new protocol actually a hybrid protocol designed to address COVID-19 in addition to cancer? I notice that you now have Ivermectin in your protocol. And what about COVID-19 vaccine? Are you fully vaccinated now?

[prayingforccr]

Another comment. Your current protocol is different from the one you posted back in November 2020.

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=65089&p=506451#p506451

Is your new protocol actually a hybrid protocol designed to address COVID-19 in addition to cancer? I notice that you now have Ivermectin in your protocol. And what about COVID-19 vaccine? Are you fully vaccinated now?

Nothing to do with the scamdemic.

Protocol continues to evolve with research.

Looking to add FECO and iv vitamin c.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/a ... 1820315152

[prayingforccr]

Adding black seed oil to daily protocol:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1537553 ... fExWNS7ND4

I think this will be the final add until March scans

All my supplements/herbs are trying to activate/upregulate tp53

See what we see.

[beach sunrise]

You catching up with me I've been on black seed oil for a while.
Another one for TP53 is pomegranite extract (I take it in high dose) and another one I can't think of right now (might be mulberry). Will post when it comes to mind.
Ah, here it is
https://www.medsci.org/v19p0089.pdf

[prayingforccr]

You catching up with me I've been on black seed oil for a while.
Another one for TP53 is pomegranite extract (I take it in high dose) and another one I can't think of right now (might be mulberry). Will post when it comes to mind.
Ah, here it is
https://www.medsci.org/v19p0089.pdf

Any thoughts on low dose aspirin?

[beach sunrise]

With celebrex I am careful not to overdo it with aspirin.
I do take aspirin when bloodwork shows I need to.
Lately I have been taking one celebrex in the morning then half a 325mg aspirin at night diluted in water. Diluting it makes it easier on the liver I believe.
I have read on here someone took celebrex morning and night along with a low dose aspirin in the daytime. Can't remember who posted though.

[prayingforccr]

With celebrex I am careful not to overdo it with aspirin.
I do take aspirin when bloodwork shows I need to.
Lately I have been taking one celebrex in the morning then half a 325mg aspirin at night diluted in water. Diluting it makes it easier on the liver I believe.
I have read on here someone took celebrex morning and night along with a low dose aspirin in the daytime. Can't remember who posted though.

I am going to do a 21 day artemisin protocol beginning feb 1 in advance of march scans, and will put a hold on all but the ivermectin and tudca during that time.

Is it/will it work?

I don’t know, but Ill know I have done my personal best

My weight is stable at 193 and lungs are clear when listened to with stethoscope.