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Dosage & Protocol Calculator
Explore weight-based estimates and weekly schedules for the most discussed fenbendazole, ivermectin and BPC-157 protocols. Built for learning and for informed conversations with a qualified clinician.
Important: This calculator is for educational and research purposes only. It is not medical advice and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting any protocol.
Guided protocols — full recipe
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Guided protocol
Joe Tippens Protocol
A multi-component regimen built around fenbendazole. It is not fenbendazole alone — the original protocol pairs it with three daily adjuncts believed to work together. Pick your cancer type and dose below; the full recipe is shown as a checklist.
Fenbendazole daily dose222 mg
222 mg / day
3 days on / 4 days off, with a fatty meal
SafeCautionExcess
✅ Within the established standard range (≤ 222 mg).
Green · safe≤ 222 mg/day (standard protocol dose)
Yellow · caution223–444 mg/day — used by some; monitor liver enzymes
Red · excess> 444 mg/day — above common protocols
🧾 The full Joe Tippens recipe — daily stack
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Fenbendazole — 222 mg
3 days on / 4 days off. Take with a fatty meal (eggs, olive oil, avocado) — it is fat-soluble.
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Curcumin (bioavailable) — 600 mg
Daily. Use a liposomal or piperine-enhanced form for absorption.
✓
CBD oil (full-spectrum) — 25 mg
Daily. Original protocol used a specific full-spectrum tincture.
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Vitamin E (tocotrienols) — 400–800 IU
Daily. Tocotrienol form is preferred over plain tocopherol.
These four items form the classic protocol. They are adjuncts to — never a replacement for — oncologist-directed care.
Recommendation for this cancer type
Lung cancer is the most-reported anecdotal case (Joe Tippens’ own story was small-cell lung cancer). The standard 222 mg protocol with curcumin, CBD oil and vitamin E is the common starting point. Adjunct to — never a replacement for — oncologist-directed care.
Weekly dosing schedule
Week starts Sunday (US). Green = take dose, red = rest day. Adjuncts are taken every day.
Sun
DOSE
Mon
DOSE
Tue
DOSE
Wed
REST
Thu
REST
Fri
REST
Sat
REST
3 dosing days per week · 222 mg per dosing day
Possible side effects
- Liver enzyme elevation (ALT/AST) — most common; rare cases of acute liver injury (jaundice, dark urine, severe fatigue) — stop immediately and seek care.
- GI upset — nausea, stomach pain or diarrhea (~5% of users).
- Fatigue; at high/prolonged doses possible bone-marrow suppression.
- May add liver strain with chemotherapy or other liver-cleared drugs.
- Get baseline liver labs (ALT/AST) and recheck every 4–6 weeks; pause if enzymes exceed ~2× the upper limit of normal.
- Discuss with your oncologist before combining with any conventional treatment.
Disclaimer. Fenbendazole is a veterinary antiparasitic and is not approved for human use. Human cancer evidence is limited to lab studies and anecdotal reports. Joe Tippens’ own remission occurred while he was also receiving conventional immunotherapy. Never replace oncologist-directed treatment.
Branded 2TheLife summary with the full recipe, schedule & safety notes.
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