Ron Mortimer (@ronster57)

I am in Australia, same situation. Three months ago I was diagnosed with an aggressive small cell pancreatic tumour. While I did accept the offer of chemo, I immediately started on ivm/ fenbendazole, which I bought from the local stock feed/ rural supply. Cheap @$100/l for each. The ivm I am using is a pour on for cattle and sheep, and is in an isopropyl alcohol carrier, therefore for external use only. That means that I simply measure out 14ml( equivalent to 70mg) and apply it to my legs and arms, where the IPA quickly evaporates leaving the ivm in a slightly oily film that gets absorbed into the skin over the next hour or so. This has worked for me very well. Cheap and reliable dosing. My oncologist is amazed that I am doing so well, as the chemo was supposed to be just palliative, but the tumour is shrinking(20% at last scan 6 weeks ago) and have been off pain meds for a month now. Even better is that I have avoided any serious side effects of the chemo. Good luck.