15. What have I learned so far from COVID-19 virus.

What have I learned so far from COVID-19 virus.

Once I found out that I have prostate cancer a lot of things changed on a dime. I suddenly started to look into the future and think what is life without you.

For a while I was depressed, in the dumpster and just emotionally down. I was in this state for about three days. Then I realized that this is all Big BS. The doctor made the best guess he could and I have to accept that, that is not how life works for me. He will be correct if I do nothing at all and let life run by itself.

This is not how my life ends.

After those down days, I woke up and became very active in researching the Prostate Cancer problem. By reading as much as I could to understand what I can do to not just live with cancer but to thrive with it.

I never have done anything like that in my life where all of my energy goes into one project. Waking up and being active involved with my own health started with Covid-19 when those lying people in government never told the truth about the killer shot.

Got a question?

Now I question anything and everything what anybody tells me. I do not believe what people are telling me anymore. I am talking about the people in charge. They open their mouth and you know immediately that they are lying to me.

My new motto is exactly what President Reagan did with the former USSR. “Trust but verify”.

If the doctor tells me exactly what needs to be done from his point of view, I will take that as a recommendation not as a command to do it. I will do my research, thinking about his solution and looking for pros and cons to see if this is the best solution for me.

Become Independent

Earlier in life I would never have done that this way. Now, with all that lying (safe and effective), hiding the truth for 75years (Covid-19 side effects) and the DE-platforming of experts in there field, like (Dr. Robert Malone ) Covid-19, I now verify all the information. If the information has not been verified, I will not believe it and wait until it is verified. It may takes years until the truth comes out.

Now I have a lot of questions, do a lot of research and I am learning a lot about myself. What a change for me inside and outside. Love to learn and see life from a different perspective. It is all positive. The truth, that I have prostate cancer I cannot change but I can change my inner perspective and my outer outlook.

Always confirm your ideas to make sure they make sense

With the next eye doctor visit I need to confirm that there is a change of my vision for the better. I do not want to live in fantasy land with tinker bell and bugs Bunny.

Norby

See the chart (Timeline) for yourself.
https://psacancerbegone.com/time-line-chart-ivermectin-fenbendazole/#chart-1
The truth only, NO BS.

Links for Exploring what can be done.
https://psacancerbegone.com/links-for-exploring-what-can-be-done/#links-exploring-0
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Good Links for repurposed drugs
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14. Observation: Is my eyesight getting better?

Is my eyesight getting better?

Two days ago 01-04-2025 I noticed to my surprise that I could read letters better on the TV without my classes. I did not understand what was happening and why. So, I started to research and found out that there is a condition called “River Blindness’. I did more research and found out that a parasite is responsible for that problem.
That triggered another search and I learned that you need to take medication for parasites. This will help and or cure River Blindness. I do not have River Blindness.
That is when I realized that we can have parasites in our eyes. Eye capillary parasites refer to parasites that can infect the eye and potentially cause damage to the eye’s tissues, leading to symptoms like pain, redness, and vision problems. Common types include Acanthamoeba, Toxoplasma, and helminths like Loa loa, which can affect the eye’s capillaries and surrounding areas.

That brings me back to my original question, why is my eyesight getting better?

Since I have prostate cancer, I take Ivermectin. Ivermectin is fighting parasites.
Do you think there is a connection between Ivermectin fighting parasites and because of that I am getting improved eyesight?
To me it makes sense, but I have no idea if that thinking is correct. Since I am not a doctor, I am not sure, or is that just wishful thinking.

The other day I was looking around and try to read letters in the distant just to see if anything has changed. To me it looks that way that my eyesight is changing. With the next doctor visit to check out my eyesight we will find out for sure if this all makes sense. Of course i kept searching on the internet to see if other people noticed that too.

I found an article about that findings. This is what I found: Ivermectin and Fenbendazole for Macular Degeneration (2025).

You can read it on X also: https://x.com/MakisMedicine/status/1964642379178426514

Norby

See the chart (Timeline) for yourself.
https://psacancerbegone.com/time-line-chart-ivermectin-fenbendazole/#chart-1
The truth only, NO BS.

Links for Exploring what can be done.
https://psacancerbegone.com/links-for-exploring-what-can-be-done/#links-exploring-0
The truth only, NO BS.

Good Links for repurposed drugs
https://psacancerbegone.com/good-links-for-repurposed-drugs/#good-links-0
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13. Being patient helps

Facts

On 04/05/2024 found out that I had prostate cancer. On the 10/12/2024 I started taking Ivermectin 12mg for 10 days. The PSA number dropped from 9.3 to 5.53. That was extremely fast change of the PSA in 10 days. After that I changed the ivermectin from 12 to 18 to 30 to 60mg per day for four days. I added Fenbendazole to my schedule from 220 to 250 to 500mg and the PSA number dropped from 5.53 to 3.79.

Observations

You can see from the chart that the PSA number did not change a lot, even though I added a lot of extra Ivermectin and Fenbendazole to the daily regiment. You can see that with all the added medication, the change with the PSA number was very little. That’s when it hits me and I realized that my expectations are way too high.

This is when I lowered my expectations to see the reality of cancer treatment. It takes longer to kill all cancer cells. Like the saying goes “Putting more than one woman on the job to make a baby will not work, it will not go faster.

Norby’s Recommendation:

Be patient with the result, expect no miracles and especially be grounded in reality of the situation. But also do not well in negativity, let your emotions move up and down. Go with them as if you are floating in the ocean.
And most of all, enjoy the given life you have left.
Remember: “Make the best decision you can make with the current knowledge”.
Listen to your inner voice, it will guide you and help you to make better lives decisions.

Norby

See the chart (Timeline) for yourself.
https://psacancerbegone.com/chart-fenbendazole-meds/
The truth only, NO BS.

Links for Exploring what can be done.
https://psacancerbegone.com/links-for-exploring-what-can-be-done/
The truth only, NO BS.

Good Links for repurposed drugs
https://psacancerbegone.com/good-links-for-repurposed-drugs/
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12. What is my PSA Baseline?.

What is my PSA baseline?

Let me make a couple assumptions and than we can explore the different outcomes. First of all I do not know what my PSA number was before I got cancer. I never tested the PSA before I found out that I had cancer.

What are the conditions that generates a PSA number without having cancer?

1. Enlarged prostate
2. Prostatitis (inflammation of the prostate)
3. Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
4. Recent ejaculation or prostate stimulation
5. Certain medical procedures involving the prostate.
6. Serum parathyroid hormone (PTH)

Note to 6:
It may also promote prostate cancer cell growth, even in people who do not have prostate cancer. For this reason, high levels of parathyroid hormone may escalate PSA levels

What is the baseline PSA for an elderly good looking person of 73 years, that is the question?

This is my source for the PSA number from 0-5.6. https://roboticoncology.com/post/what-is-a-normal-psa-level-by-age

Can I still have prostate cancer if my PSA levels are low?

Having high PSA levels isn’t the only sign of prostate cancer. Your PSA levels can still be low — even below 0.5 ng/mL — if you have prostate cancer.

That’s why a doctor will usually recommend other tests besides a PSA test to diagnose prostate cancer, especially if you’re experiencing other symptoms or are at high risk

This is my source for that information. https://www.healthline.com/health/prostate-cancer/prostate-specific-antigen-normal-range#next-steps

What is my goal?

Now back to my current problem. Remember the goal, take as little medication as you can.

I started out with 9.3PSA level. Now it is 4.3 PSA. I took Ivermectin and Fenbendazole to lower the PSA level. So far it worked. From my point of view I reached my goal of trying to get rid of my cancer via lowering the PSA number.

The question is, is my cancer gone, or just hiding behind my lower PSA number? Remember, assuming is not knowing, it is a good feeling but it is still not knowing.

Go to the web page https://psacancerbegone.com/time-line-chart-ivermectin-fenbendazole/ , go to the chart and see how it changed by taking 12 mg Ivermectin. Look at the chart, you can see that I lowered the PSA number with 12mg Ivermectin for 10days from 9.3 to 5.6. Now my thinking is that I never needed Fenbendazole in the first place. What needs to be done is an MRI to confirm that the cancer is gone, or got reduced with ivermectin alone.

Unbelievable

For me it was as unbelievable that the cancer would be gone so fast that I kept moving to lower the PSA number having added Fenbendazole. Now I am wondering if that was a mistake. Luckily I had no side effects so far from Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. Remember, if not needed, do not take it, that is always my goal.

Link to: Prostate Cancer Foundation

https://www.pcf.org/patient-support/diagnosis/monitoring-detecting-recurrence/

What do we do next?

1. First I will get another PSA test at Quest Diagnostics to complete my last test when I lowered the Ivermectin and Fenbendazole.
2. Restart my tests with the doctor.
3. Get an MRI to confirm the the cancer got smaller or even is gone or in remission.
4. See what the results are, make a new decision to keep current path or go into maintenance mode with the medication.

Norby

Read my diary for yourself.
https://psacancerbegone.com/prostate-cancer-diary-part1/
The truth only, NO BS.

See the chart (Timeline) for yourself.
https://psacancerbegone.com/chart-fenbendazole-meds/
The truth only, NO BS.

Links for Exploring what can be done.
https://psacancerbegone.com/links-for-exploring-what-can-be-done/
The truth only, NO BS.

Good Links for repurposed drugs
https://psacancerbegone.com/good-links-for-repurposed-drugs/
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