Sent Off to Die, Hospice- Stage 4 Cancer, then this happened…
In a Nutshell
Kevin survived stage 4 colorectal cancer after hospice by taking fenbendazole, an antiparasitic drug given to him by chance, and restructuring his diet to ketovore. Within 14 weeks he went from inoperable disease to no evidence of disease, losing 100 pounds in the process. He credits both conventional medicine for keeping him alive and the dietary/drug changes for ultimately clearing the cancer.
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Kevin went through three years of chemotherapy, reaching the lifetime maximum. After treatment stopped working, doctors sent him home on hospice with a very grim prognosis and short time to live. He had inoperable disease at that point with no other remedies available. He was diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer at Mafet Cancer Center in Tampa after family members at a reunion noticed he didn't look well and urged him to get blood work done.
Kevin served in the United States Marine Corps and was a fishing captain to celebrities with his own TV show. He was also a professional athlete who fought professionally. Life circumstances led him to gain weight as he pursued more comfort, and he started ignoring his body's warning signs until he began passing out.
Kevin's sister, a nurse practitioner, was on the phone when he received the hospice referral. She connected him with another sister nicknamed "Disney" due to her positive outlook. Through church connections, Disney knew a man diagnosed with the same cancer the same week as Kevin who quit chemotherapy after one round because he couldn't tolerate it. This man had no evidence of disease after his wife, a veterinarian from South America, gave him an antiparasitic medicine called fenbendazole, a horse medicine.
Kevin called the man who had success with fenbendazole and received his phone number. The next morning, Kevin had a meeting scheduled to measure his room for hospice care. While driving to this appointment, he made a U-turn in the parking lot of a car wash owned by a man he knew. This man confronted Kevin about looking like he came to say goodbye rather than hello, and challenged Kevin's victim mentality.
The car wash owner explained that 8 months prior, he had obtained fenbendazole after a friend was misdiagnosed with esophageal cancer. He had kept the medication in his top right drawer despite daily urges to throw it away, feeling something told him not to discard it. He handed the fenbendazole to Kevin, stating he had been waiting for him.
Kevin started taking fenbendazole that day and cancelled his hospice meeting. He restructured his entire lifestyle nutritionally. In 6 weeks, he had 50% less disease, and in 14 weeks, he had no evidence of disease. He added supporting supplements including anti-inflammatory compounds and mushrooms.
Kevin emphasizes that Western medicine saved his life and does not vilify it. His doctors were brilliant and kept him alive long enough for him to figure things out. He states it's not an either-or choice between conventional treatment and alternative approaches.
He criticizes hospital nutrition practices, noting that during chemotherapy infusions, patients receive brownies and cookies while being given poison through their veins and poison through their mouths. He describes this as "digging our grave with a spoon."
Kevin lost 100 pounds and went from being significantly overweight to much healthier. He now follows what he considers a ketovore diet, eating meat one day and salad the next due to his history with an ileostomy bag that has since been reversed. He wants to transition to more meat consumption.
He mentions that changing his diet absolutely saved his life. He notes that people suggest he would have healed just by eliminating junk food, but he believes getting fatty meat back was a significant factor. On a carnivore-style approach, his cholesterol went up slightly, testosterone doubled, sleep improved, and depression resolved.
Kevin can be reached through the Facebook group "Beating Cancer Today" where he responds to direct messages. His website is beatingcancertoday.com. He hosts two podcasts: "Fortified with Kevin Hennings" and "Beating Cancer Today." He also does public speaking.
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