Joe Hemstock

I had a bad infection in my body, my prostate went to 44 PSA, with the infection under control the prostate settled at 10 PSA… I was told a biopsy was in order. On the day of the biopsy, everything in me said run… I asked about infection because I considered poking through my rectum into a clean part of my body to be dangerous. “ Mr. Hemstock no worries there is only one percent chance of infection, we’ve done hundreds of these” say hello to the one for Center. Necrotizing Fasciitis; flesh, eating bacteria…. Emergency surgery. Four months of recovery. First thing, my urologist says is we want to do another biopsy. Yeah how’s no sound. Turns out of PSA score means nothing. Do your research it’s all a scam.

My doctor, who knew I was not going to have surgery? Suggested fenbendazole… and after looking into it I decided that was the route I would take… The head of infectious disease at the hospital where my surgery was done told me I was a conspiracy theorist. I asked him if he read the studies. Of course not.. but walking in the hall after surgery. A few days later, his next in command pulled me aside and said you’re onto something, I read the studies.

In my next set of labs, everything returned to normal. My PSA was 2.7 I was no longer prediabetic, blood pressure was good, across-the-board everything was in line.
I will never know for sure, because I will never do another biopsy in my life. But as far as all that goes, I’ve never felt better in the science seems to back up what I’m saying in all the numbers that matter.
The average life of someone from diagnosis to death with prostate cancer is 18.5 years. I am 66 and completely comfortable with dying in my 80s. Funny thing is they don’t die from prostate cancer, it’s always something else.

I’m glad I read an article about Joe Timmins
It has made all the difference in the world
I think my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ this miracle in my life.

I have added more to the protocol in the way of ivermectin and vitamins. So far so good.