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Fenbendazole – experience with metastatic prostate cancer

User
Posted 09 Aug 2026 at 12:05

My name is Isabella and I am writing about my 74-year-old father, Salvatore.

He has had metastatic prostate cancer for almost six years, with bone metastases. His oncologist now strongly suspects bone marrow involvement. His cancer is progressing despite several treatments, and she has told us there are no further conventional treatments available.

He is now severely anemic, has very low platelets, impaired kidney function, weight loss, poor appetite and frequent vomiting. He receives blood transfusions and uses a fentanyl patch for pain.

We have read about fenbendazole and have found some very positive experiences, including reports involving advanced cancer, but we are also concerned about possible liver toxicity.

Do you know of anyone with a situation similar to my father's—especially metastatic prostate cancer with bone/bone marrow involvement—who has had a significant response to fenbendazole?

If so, would it be possible to contact that person or their family to hear about their experience?

Any information would mean a lot to us.

Thank you sincerely,

Isabella

User
Posted 09 Aug 2026 at 13:20

Hi Isabella.

I'm sorry to hear about your father's condition, but welcome to the forum.

Here is a recent conversation which may be of interest to you.

https://community.prostatecanceruk.org/default.aspx?g=posts&m=316591#post316591

 

Edited by member 09 Aug 2026 at 13:21  | Reason: Add link

User
Posted 09 Aug 2026 at 15:47

If you are interested look at my posts, they will tell you what my husband is doing, I’ve posted about it quite openly. There is quite a lot of information about Ivermectin, fenbenzadole, and menbendzadol & metformin, he also takes a number of other well researched supplements, high does of vitamin d vit b12, vit k along with turkey tail, lions mane. The NHS does not license these off label drugs, so the  NHS oncologists do not support it. We have a private oncologist who advises us and clinician friends who also support the protocol. 
Hope this helps. 

Leila 

 
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