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I've seen a number of men posting about ivermectin and cancer. I'm starting treatment with Dr Petteruti. It's fascinating how his full protocol works. It's not just meds, it's a whole lifestyle change. Also, the meds are not just the one or two meds we see mentioned here on the board.

I post this only so people would seek more than just the advise on the board. Please don't follow this protocol, as what's right for me might be completely terrible for you. I do recommend that you look up Dr Petteruti if you have interests in vitality therapy or prostate cancer treatment

To the mods - if this is not cool to post, please don't ban me, just delete???

Day 1

Repeat this full regimen once weekly

• Take sirolimus (same time each week)
• Take ivermectin/mebendazole capsule - should be taken with a fat containing meal. This helps absorption.
• Inject mistletoe subcutaneously if using

Day 2

• Start doxycycline and atorvastatin — take together in the morning

Day 3

• Start low-dose naltrexone (LDN) — take in the evening after dinner

Day 4

• Begin metformin 500 mg — take 2 tablets together in the morning, if you get a sour stomach, start with one tab in the morning for 1 week, then add in the 2nd tab
• Continue all previous meds daily unless advised otherwise

Supplement Instructions - Petteruti Prostate Vitality Formula

Days 1–3: Take 3 capsules in the evening. Days 4–5: Take 1 capsule in the morning and 3 capsules in the evening. Day 6 and onward: Take 6 capsules daily (3 in the morning and 3 in the evening). Petteruti Prostate Protocol Supplement Overview

• Alpha Lipoic Acid - Supports cancer cell death by interfering with enzymes that allow cancer progression and metastasis.
• Pygeum Bark (Beta-sitosterol) - Shown to reduce prostate cancer onset in animal studies and improve urinary flow symptoms in humans.
• Nettle Root (Stinging Nettle) - Anti-inflammatory support with evidence of reduced urinary symptoms and prostate enlargement.
• Broccoli Powder - Activates tumor suppressor genes while inhibiting genes that promote cancer growth.
• Diindolylmethane (DIM) - Derived from cruciferous vegetables. Blocks cancer cell reproduction and promotes cancer cell death. The amount necessary for effect cannot be achieved through food sources alone
• Lycopene - Higher levels correlate with reduced prostate cancer mortality. Downregulates enzymes involved in cancer growth.
• NAC (N-acetylcysteine) - Supports glutathione production, reduces inflammation, and enhances cellular resilience.
• Pomegranate Extract - Interferes with cancer signaling pathways and may slow PSA doubling time.
• Saw Palmetto - Reduces DHT production, which is associated with prostate cancer growth.
• Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) - Supports immune function and activates tumor suppressor protein p53.
• Vitamin D + K2 - Supports immune health, mood, vitality, and cardiovascular protection by regulating calcium balance. K2 prevents the extra calcium absorbed by vitamin D from causing hardening of the arteries and depositing in soft tissue. K2 has the potential to reverse calcium buildup on the arteries and elsewhere and has been correlated with improved cardiovascular health
• Zinc - Critical for proper immune function. Highly concentrated within the prostate gland. Zinc competes with copper for absorption, however copper should not be taken as a supplement but rather acquired in food. Foods that are high in copper include; cashews, dark chocolate, shiitake mushrooms, almonds, sesame seeds.
• EGCG (Green Tea Extract) - Active ingredient in green tea. Has been shown to slow the rate of prostate cancer development. Has anti-inflammatory effects which has also been correlated with lowering blood pressure and improving cardiovascular health.

Medication Instructions

You may be prescribed some or all of the following medications. Follow your prescribed plan exactly as directed.

• Metformin – Take 2 tablets daily
• Sirolimus – Take one capsule once a weekl
• Doxycycline – Take one capsule daily
• Naltrexone – Take once capsule every night at bedtime
• Atorvastatin – Take one tab daily
• Ivermectin / Mebendazole - take 1 capsule one time a week
• Viscum Mali (Mistletoe) – Administer once weekly, per instructions included

Things to Avoid

When it comes to managing prostate cancer and protecting your overall health, what you avoid can be just as important as what you do. Many common exposures, lifestyle choices, and even treatment options can create more harm than benefit. My goal is to help you steer clear of unnecessary risks so that you can focus your energy and resources on the things that truly matter for your health and quality of life. Below are some of the key things I advise my patients to avoid.

• X-rays - do not subject yourself to x-rays without a compelling reason. Radon - have your house tested and put in an abatement system if needed
• Microplastics - avoid drinking, or eating out of plastic items. Go with glass and stainless steel
• Herbicides - do not use weed killing products on your lawn
• Bad air, and bad water - filter your drinking water. Consider getting a HEPA air filter for your bedroom
• Stress - this includes financial stress. Ironically financial stress can be imposed by the cancer treatment itself. Therefore it is reasonable to modify the recommended treatment approach to fit what is reasonable for you to sustain through your own cash flow. Do not take on debt in order to pay for treatment.
• Regional, or international immersive cancer treatment centers. Super expensive with no evidence of benefit. Whatever temporary relief may be acquired will quickly vanish. The debt will linger. Remember this is a lifelong process. Prostate cancer does not "go away" it just remains dormant.
• Novel treatments - given the nature of prostate cancer it is impossible to determine if any new treatment will have value until it's been in use for at least 10, preferably 20 years. Therefore if you are going to consider any type of novel therapy it is critical to avoid any harm. Thus far over decades of recorded prostate cancer treatment history no ablative or radiation therapy has had proven value regarding changing the death rate from prostate cancer.