Raleigh and Carli Williams interview Roger Rasmussen, author of "Finding Fenbendazole" and a cancer survivor who healed his prostate cancer using alternative methods. Roger shares his journey from diagnosis to remission, detailing how a chance conversation led him to discover Fenbendazole, and how COVID unexpectedly provided him the time to explore this unconventional path. He discusses his protocol, the scientific research behind these compounds, and his decision to document his experience to help others. This conversation offers valuable insights for anyone exploring options beyond standard cancer treatments and demonstrates the power of following your intuition when facing life-threatening conditions.

• [00:00] Introduction to Roger Rasmussen and his cancer healing journey
• [00:47] Roger describes his initial diagnosis and prognosis
• [03:02] How COVID delayed Roger's surgery, creating an opportunity to try alternative treatments
• [04:15] The Joe Tippens blog that influenced Roger's decision
• [08:13] Roger's treatment protocol with Fenbendazole and supplements
• [10:45] Roger's decision to get his own MRI and cancel surgery
• [14:02] Roger's brother's success with the same protocol
• [18:36] Current recommended protocol and dosing considerations
• [25:07] Monitoring liver health while on the protocol
• [28:50] Discussion of research on Fenbendazole and cancer
• [30:38] The accidental 2008 discovery of Fenbendazole's effect on cancer
• [39:29] Roger's mission in writing "Finding Fenbendazole"
• [42:17] Roger's analytical framework for matching protocols to cancer types

• Finding Fenbendazole - Roger Rasmussen's book website
• Amazon link for "Finding Fenbendazole"

• CancerCrew.com - Private community for cancer patients
• Fierce Health - Source for ivermectin prescriptions (use code "podcast" for 10% off)

• Fenbendazole taken 6-7 days per week (split between morning and evening doses)

Join Raleigh and Carli's private community at CancerCrew.com to connect with others exploring alternative cancer treatments and to access Roger's cancer protocol framework.