The parasite fenbendazole conspiracy

I have discovered a weird little rabbit hole about parasites, their possible link to cancer, and efforts to make sure we are vulnerable to them.

I was reading a long pdf called "Parasite Pill" which made these claims (and which I can't seem to link to):

The following bits were especially interesting to me:

Every domestic animal is regularly given anti-parasitic drugs, except humans.

One of the most commonly used anti-parasitics is called fenbendazole. It is used to treat horses, cows, dogs, mice, reptiles, fish, seals.. basically every animal. It is considered to be extremely safe. It binds to something in the parasites and starves them and kills their eggs without affecting the animal.

But for some reason, if an animal is being raised for human consumption, there are strict rules that you have to make sure there are no traces of fenbendazole in the animal when it is slaughtered. An interesting rule, when you consider that glyphosate is a known carcinogen and they spray that on food right before it is harvested.

So, after reading all this, I thought it might be worth buying some and trying it. If you go on Amazon, the autocomplete suggests "fenbendazole for dogs," "fenbendazole for humans," fenbendazole for humans cancer."

If you click on one for humans, it takes you to a product that has only 3 stars, and people calling it out for only being 7 percent even though it claims to be 99 percent pure. Why would someone try to sell something fake?

I went on eBay and bought a bottle that shipped from Poland, but then I looked more closely at the description, which said, "As a 3rd party US reseller, we are not responsible for the purity of this product." When it arrived, it was shipped through Amazon! Into the garbage.

So then, I looked up the dog dewormer "Panacur C" on Amazon, and looked at the reviews. They were all by people using it as an alternative cancer treatment! Apparently in 2018, Johns Hopkins did a study where they needed to grow tumors on rats, and the tumors wouldn't grow. It turned out they had all been dewormed with fenbendazole, and that was the reason. After that, someone took a pouch of Panacur C every day, and claimed it cured their cancer.

I thought this was all very interesting, and relevant to what's going on now. If covid is just the flu, why are we talking about Ivermectin at all? Why are the "alternative" treatments all anti-parasitics? Does the shot really have some kind of parasite inside it? "The Parasite Pill" suggests that parasites are the link between demonic influences and humans. Could that be true? Think of "the elite" - aren't they essentially parasites themselves?