Choosing Between Fenbendazole and Mebendazole

Fenbendazole or mebendazole, which one should you choose?

My first answer is whichever one you can get.

Uh, most people can't get both. They can get one or the other.

Uh, in some countries, mebendazole is very readily available.

In other countries, fenbendazole is the one that's cheap and readily

available. So it's whatever you can get.

But if you have the luxury of choice, then it comes down to

the type of cancer.

Uh, here's a good rule of thumb. Brain cancers,

mebendazole. Mebendazole can get over the blood-brain

barrier better than

fenbendazole or ivermectin. So it's the antiparasitic of

choice for brain tumors like glioblastomas,

astrocytomas, but also for brain metastases,

for example,

from lung cancer or from breast cancer, triple negative.

Fenbendazole is very good for adenocarcinomas,

prostate adenocarcinomas, lung adenocarcinomas, pancreatic

adenocarcinomas. So these are tumors that are

glandular in origin. Mebendazole is good for

squamous cell carcinomas. So for example, head and neck cancers,

most of them are squamous cell carcinomas. Cervical squamous cell carcinomas.

There are certain prostate and rectal squamous cell carcinomas.

Esophageal squamous cell, for example, good for mebendazole.

Okay. So again, just to summarize, mebendazole,

good for brain,

good for squamous cell tumors, also good for breast

cancers as well. Whereas fenbendazole is good

for adenocarcinomas, lung, prostate,

pancreas, glandular carcinoma, and so on.