Comedian Kim Cheol-min, who stopped taking dog repellent (fenbendazole) for lung cancer treatment due to side effects, appeared at the National Assembly's audit on the 22nd and raised his voice asking for a plan to manage the risk of alternative therapy.
Kim Cheol-min participated as a reference in the general state audit of the Health and Welfare Committee held at the National Assembly on that day. Originally, I was going to attend the site, but I was in poor health and replaced it with a recorded video.
Kim Chul-min said, "On August 6, 2019, I was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, and the cancer has spread from the lungs to lymph, liver, and bone."
I started eating fenbendazole by sending a video that said that I was cured. However, the cancer cells became larger and metastasized to the point of requiring major surgery to the cervical spine. I stopped taking it because the hospital said that resistance to dog repellent could make treatment more difficult.”
He said, “I received a suggestion that drinking cactus powder into a liquid would eliminate lung cancer, and there was also a vinegar made from bamboo shoots.” It is easy to take and think, “If other people are better, I will also be better.”
"The US has an alternative medicine research center under the National Institutes of Health, so we are preparing the basis for treatment and guidelines for patients," said Hyun-young Shin, a member of the Democratic Party. There is a need. There must be a system that can distinguish it from pseudomedical,” he said.
Minister of Health and Welfare Park Neung-hoo also said, "It is necessary to adopt alternative therapy into the system. I think that a medical system in which cancer patients can consult or discuss (alternative therapy) every day is indispensable. We will deeply review how to devise it. I'll see."
In September of this year, Kim Chul-min said, "The repellent did not kill cancer cells. I have failed, but I hope that successful people will come out. I don't want to recommend it (to cancer patients) because it's worse right now. If that happens, I would be against it. I would tell you not to eat it.”
[News Inside Reporter Kang Haru news@newsinside.kr]
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