Here’s my confession and warning about the promise of parasite medications for cancer and other chronic illnesses, and the danger of using them blindly. Be aware and be forewarned!
Using parasite medications blindly based on social media can be hazardous to your health, it’s like playing Russian roulette. You may see a dramatic response to ivermectin/fenbendazole/mebendazole or another combination on your own but many times, nothing happens, or advanced cancer patients lose precious time. The Internet and social media have made it possible to level the playing field and provide access to patients, and they are promoted as acceptable and desirable for biohacking and selfcare. Most physicians are not comfortable prescribing parasite medication without evidence of parasites in standard blood or stool tests. You are on your own dealing with suspected parasite-related medical issues.
Confession: I am a part of the problem. I have been sharing how I use parasite medications for over 25 years for seemingly incurable medical conditions. There was too much medical skepticism and medical board scrutiny to effectively reach my own colleagues for using parasite medications for many chronic illnesses such as asthma, cancer, Lyme, neurological disorder, metabolic disorders, autoimmune disease and endless unexplainable illness. I started writing on how to use parasite medications in my articles and my three books: Accidental Cure, AcciDental Blowup in Medicine, and Accidental Cure 3.
After the Covid-19 pandemic, people began questioning medical authority and taking ivermectin on their own against medical advice and found out it was not only good for Covid but also for many chronic conditions including cancer. For the last several years, I have been seeing more patients come after taking many therapeutic trials of parasite medications on their own or their physicians with the best intentions to help their patients. There is no fixed protocol for using parasite medications for individuals with their unique conditions based on where they were born and grew up, traveling history, dietary habits, chemical, viral, and mold exposures, and all other infinite variables.
Periodically, physicians contact me for some advice on a particular parasite medication for a particular medical condition and they are disappointed because I have no fixed protocol. I treat everybody similarly but individually. I do not hold any secret information. I have been writing for over 30 years that treating chronically sick patients is like playing a violin that has been out of tune and requires tuning the violin based on acupuncture meridian assessment (AMA).
It is easy to describe the process, but not an easy thing to do, and it is challenging to teach and train medical doctors and dentists to unlearn their academic professional training and to think differently. It can make you feel uncomfortable. Dental parasites are another major neglected topic. It takes more than giving popular parasite medications like ivermectin, fenbendazole or praziquantel. Expert dental surgery is required to remove infected root canals, jawbone cavitations, etc. and treat concurrently.
Dr. Frederick Tim Guilford and I just published, “Cancer Therapy Using Antiparasitic Medications Guided by Acupuncture Meridian Assessment: A Case Series of Six Patients,” in the peer-reviewed Integrative Medicine Journal (Vol. 25, No. 3. June 2026 pp. 27-33). Here is the Abstract:
See also our previous review article, “Antiparasitic and Antifungal Medications for Targeting Cancer Cells. Literature Review and Case Studies,” in Alternative Therapies, 2019, and my recent blog post, “Who Covered Up a Cancer Cure in the 1950s, and 2014?”
After my confession and warning, here is my invitation. I train acupuncture meridian assessment (AMA) to physicians and health practitioners licensed to prescribe parasite medications and practice medicine and to dentists on how to detect and connect the dots among medical and dental disconnections and how to detect and treat hidden parasites and dental problems. Don’t feel intimidated by the word “advanced” in my AMA Training in September 10-12, 2026. It will cover the basic and advanced level in three days. Participants should have already attended introductory AMA training but it is not required.
Dr. med. Atel Hemat of Germany and Dr. Jigar Gandhi, DDS of New York join my AMA instructor team and Dr. Stephanie Chaney, DC of Maryland will introduce Brain Neuromodulation and share her personal and professional experiences. Other guest speakers will be announced. There will be vendors for meridian assessment devices from Utah, and we have invited one from Germany.
I will give a talk, “Parasite Medication for Targeting Cancer,” in Vienna, Austria at IGMEDT’s 3-day Holistic Medical conference on September 5, 2026. I will also see a small group of patients in Austria. To register, contact IGMEDT. Most of the speakers will present in German.
