Ivermectin and Brain Cancer: A Patient’s Remission Claim

Hey, everybody. Jennifer Strazzan here. I want you to watch this video from a nurse.

She's talking about ivermectin and brain cancer.

I would like to add that almost every single client I work with is either taking ivermectin or asking about ivermectin. I cannot recommend it or prescribe it.

I am not a medical doctor. But the clients that I work with who do have cancers have decided to use ivermectin on their own or with their, uh, holistic oncologist. So it is a thing, and people are reversing end-stage cancers with it.

So I want you to watch this video. You know what gets me?

Getting ready to show you a testimony of somebody that had their Stage Four brain cancer go into remission. When he told his doctors about ivermectin, they mocked him.

Imagine going to your doctor and saying, "Hey, there's this other treatment that I wanna check out," and they mock you.

Dr. Ilyas Badly's hybrid orthomolecular protocol for cancer is putting people into remission, and nobody's talking about it. The American Cancer Society, crickets.

The media, complete silence. Why is this not being talked about? Why are we not having conversations?

Why is it that when a patient goes into the hospital, they are not given this choice? Where's the informed consent?

Here's his testimony.

Ivermectin is the most surprising tool that I've personally used during brain cancer. They mocked it, but I studied it. I used it.

What I discovered could save lives. When I was first diagnosed with a Grade 4 diffuse astrocytoma brain cancer, they gave me 1% chance of being alive in eight months.

I didn't do chemo, I didn't do radiation, but I did use a therapy that shocked a lot of people, ivermectin. Yeah, the horse drug