Evidence-based therapies—Ivermectin, Mebendazole, and supplements—delivered to your door.
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Repurposed anti-parasitic medication. Taken as a daily tablet to support immune response and potentially slow cancer cell growth.
Starting at Just $65
Well-known antiparasitic. Taken daily for its potential to inhibit tumor growth and support immune defense.
Starting at Just $65
Natural anti-inflammatory. May help slow cancer progression and boost antioxidant activity.
Starting at Just $65
Anti-inflammatory support. Helps reduce inflammation and promote overall wellness.
Starting at Just $65
Essential nutrient. Supports immune health and may help regulate abnormal cell growth.
Starting at Just $65
Adaptogenic mushroom. Known for enhancing immune function and reducing fatigue during treatment.
Starting at Just $65
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Select from effective treatments for hair loss, ED, weight management, and more.
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Complete a short form. Some visits may be live (video/chat), while others are reviewed asynchronously—always private.
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If approved, your treatment is prepared and ready to go—quickly and confidentially.
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No pharmacy runs or complicated steps — just safe, secure delivery for a smooth healing experience.
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Yes, both Ivermectin and Mebendazole are being explored for their potential anticancer properties in multiple studies. While originally approved as antiparasitic drugs, emerging research suggests they may help inhibit cancer cell growth, reduce inflammation, and support the immune system. These are not FDA-approved cancer treatments, but they are part of a growing interest in repurposed drugs as complementary options.
When used under medical supervision, both Ivermectin and Mebendazole have a long history of safety at standard doses. Side effects are generally mild and may include dizziness, stomach upset, or allergic reactions. It's important to consult with a licensed provider—especially if you’re also undergoing conventional cancer treatments.
Yes. Although these medications are well-studied, a prescription is required for safety and monitoring. Our telemedicine providers can evaluate your condition and help determine if these options are right for you.
In many cases, yes—but it depends on your specific treatment plan. Our providers will assess possible drug interactions and ensure anything you take fits safely with your current therapy. We take an integrative approach, working with—not against—your primary care.
We may suggest supplements like curcumin, quercetin, medicinal mushrooms (like turkey tail or reishi), omega-3 fatty acids, and antioxidant blends—all known to support the immune system and reduce inflammation. Every plan is customized based on your unique needs and goals.
Many patients in remission use Ivermectin, Mebendazole, or supplements to help prevent recurrence, strengthen immunity, and improve overall health. We can help build a plan focused on long-term wellness.
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