Personal Journey with Cancer Treatment
Larry's been a good friend of mine and I he gave me permission to talk to him here
and uh you know you're
you're fighting something a little while ago can you tell us what you're fighting?
Well I was fighting stage four prostate cancer in 2019.
I had my prostate removed and the doctor the next day came
in and said I hate to tell you this but you still have cancer.
They thought it was all contained in the prostate and it wasn't.
Now I'm 80 years old and they want to treat me with
chemo and radiation and I refused
both and the doctor said you're gonna die and I said you're absolutely correct.
I'm gonna die but you're not gonna tell me when. I'm gonna wait on the good lord.
In the meantime I'm gonna do research on my own.
A friend of mine told me ivermectin it's a horse medicine.
Yeah right. So well I don't have much horse sense anyway.
Well you know oats is horse food too right? Like oatmeal. That's right like oatmeal.
Yeah so long and short of it all is I was fighting the
after effects of the cancer from surgery from 2019
until last year which was 2024
and I decided that's it. I'm going to try ivermectin.
I'm tired of the prostate numbers if you know anything about that.
They kept elevating,
elevating, elevating to the point where they said if you don't do it soon
you're going to be dead.
So I started taking ivermectin with forbenzanol in about
June of 24.
I went last month.
This is now November of 25.
I went last month for a PSMA
test and it came back clean clear.
They cannot find any any at all form of cancer.
The hospitals and the
doctors are scratching their heads and saying what are you doing and I said nothing
more than ivermectin and they needless to
say shunned and went oh no you can't talk about that that's horse medicine.
Even though it
won the
Nobel with covid or whatever you know but anyways I just wanted to introduce
Larry here and
so you feel you look good I mean I mean
I you know me health wise I'm a married guy I'm not hitting on you
I'm just saying Larry you look good health wise I feel good.
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