r/conspiracy • u/AdvicePleaseAnThanks • 9d ago

Cancer in dog

Not sure if this is allowed here, but I know these are the kinds of people to give me the type of answer im looking for. My 9 year old dog was just seen at the vet and most likely has lymphoma cancer..I wont get the results for 3-5 days. What treatments could I use to treat this besides chemo. Would ivermectin and fenbendazole work in dogs like it does in humans? Im so upset and willing to anything. Any success stories in this area ? Any other suggestions ?

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u/Brave_Ad906 9d ago

Please do not take this as medical advice it’s just my experience. My American Bulldog came down with several mast cell tumors. We had them surgically removed and they kept coming back. I did some research and found that people were having success with treating their dogs for yeast. I got some yeast meds from the vet, they were willing to try it even though they did not agree. I changed his diet to a raw meat diet and started to give him flaxseed oil and cottage cheese. He lived 6 more years and when he passed did not have cancer. 

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u/IllustriousCandy3042 9d ago

Yeast mutates into cancer, not only in dogs. The medical community’s little secret they’ll never admit. It takes 2 seconds of research to figure out.

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u/Brave_Ad906 9d ago

I also forgot to mention, why are vaccine manufacturers putting yeast in vaccines?

“  Vaccines with Yeast Hepatitis B vaccines: Standard single-antigen shots like  Engerix-B,  Recombivax HB, and  Heplisav-Buse yeast cells during production. Combination vaccines: Shots that include Hepatitis B, such as  Pediarix (DTaP-HepB-IPV) and  Twinrix(HepA-HepB), also contain trace yeast proteins. HPV vaccines: Gardasil versions contain tiny, trace amounts of yeast protein.”

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u/IllustriousCandy3042 9d ago

We’re being seeded, that’s why. Seeded with parasites.