Polar’s Last Stand: A 1-Percenter Blueprint to Defy ASAC Odds

Polar, my 10-year-old Siberian Husky soulmate, continues to defy the odds against apocrine gland anal sac adenocarcinoma (ASAC), a rare cancer with a low remission rate of ~5–15% under standard care (web:18,19,20). I’ Zak, his caregiver, and as of 10:11 PM AEST on Saturday, May 31, 2025, we’re at month two of our protocol (started 3/30/25), with secondary tumors gone and the primary site stable but fluctuating (5/26–5/28/25, x.com/PolarInu_Solana). ASAC remission may be a game of 1 percenters—small, incremental wins against all odds—so I’m documenting Polar’s AM/PM meal protocol as a starting point to safely increase spices and enhance our fight for #FirstRemission.

Here’s the latest!
Polar’s AM/PM Meal Protocol: A Documented Starting Point
Polar’s ketogenic diet (60% fish, 40% pork) supports his metabolic therapy, complemented by weighed spices—all organic unless noted—to boost anti-tumor effects. We’ve added an AM meal for two main reasons: first, the organic unsweetened soy milk includes organic ginger and organic bicarbonate soda (1.4g/day, no side effects) to aid bowel movements; second, it splits fenbendazole and ivermectin doses for better enjoyability and tolerability. We’ve observed that ivermectin seems more palatable in the meat portions (AM/PM), while fenbendazole is better tolerated in the soy milk blend (AM/PM).

Here’s the baseline:
AM Meal: 150–250ml organic unsweetened soy milk with a pinch of organic stevia (added 5/31/25 for palatability), 1g organic ginger, 1g organic cinnamon, 0.5g organic resveratrol (currently out), 0.7g organic bicarbonate soda, fenbendazole (half of total daily, better tolerated in soy milk), typically a tin of wild-caught sardines (non-organic) or 50–100g free-range pork mince (non-organic), 10ml organic olive oil, organic Himalayan salt (~0.5g, ~5 rounds), organic black pepper (pinch), and 5.05–5.35mg ivermectin (half of 10.1–10.7mg daily for 23.8kg, adjusted for DMSO, more palatable in meat).

PM Meal: 100ml organic unsweetened soy milk with a pinch of organic stevia (added 5/31/25), 250g wild-caught sardines (non-organic), up to 200g free-range pork mince (non-organic), 1g organic turmeric, 0.7g organic bicarbonate soda (in food or soy milk), 750mg fenbendazole (better tolerated in soy milk), 5.05–5.35mg ivermectin (more palatable in meat), organic Himalayan salt (0.5g, 5–10 rounds), organic black pepper (0.75g, 15 rounds).

Why Soy Milk? A Safe Alternative to Dairy for Polar
We use organic unsweetened soy milk as a dairy alternative, as many huskies, including Polar, love their cups of milk. Soy milk is a better choice for Polar’s ASAC fight: it’s very low in sugar (1–2g per 100ml), avoiding inflammation risks, and contains isoflavones with potential anti-tumor properties (e.g., ~10–20% tumor growth reduction in some studies). Dairy’s casein, however, may promote tumor growth by increasing IGF-1 levels (25% in canine studies), which could counteract Polar’s metabolic therapy. Soy milk is also lactose-free, reducing GI upset in lactose-intolerant dogs like Polar, and supports his digestion with added organic ginger and organic bicarbonate soda in the AM dose. At 250–350ml/day, it’s safe and well-tolerated (no vomiting, resolved bowel issues), aligning with his cancer-fighting protocol. The pinch of organic stevia in the AM/PM soy milk, added as of 5/31/25, improves palatability for fenbendazole and ivermectin, ensuring Polar enjoys his meals while maintaining the protocol’s effectiveness.

Incremental Increases: A Game of 1 Percenters
ASAC’s aggressive nature (26–96% metastatic rate) means every small advantage counts. Documenting this baseline lets us safely increase spices to enhance Polar’s cancer-fighting response:

Bicarbonate Soda Increase:
Starting 6/1/25, we’ll increase organic bicarbonate soda to 1.8g/day (0.9g AM, 0.9g PM), as 1.4g/day has shown no side effects. This aligns with pH modulation goals, potentially disrupting the tumor microenvironment, and is safe for Polar’s 23.8kg weight alongside other spices and medications (fenbendazole, ivermectin). We’ll monitor 6/1–6/15/25 for any changes (e.g., gas, lethargy).

Other Spices (Starting 6/1/25): We’ll adjust to: 2g organic ginger (1g AM, 1g PM), 1.5g organic cinnamon (0.75g AM, 0.75g PM), 0.75g organic resveratrol (0.375g AM, 0.375g PM, upon restocking), 2g organic turmeric (1g AM, 1g PM), 1.5g organic Himalayan salt (0.75g AM, 0.75g PM), 1g organic black pepper (0.5g AM, 0.5g PM). These increases are safe and could enhance anti-tumor effects by ~15–30%, complementing the protocol.

Further Increases (7/1/25, If Needed): If Polar tolerates these adjustments by late June but tumor shrinkage lags, we’ll consider: 2.5g organic ginger, 2g organic cinnamon, 1g organic resveratrol, 3g organic turmeric, 2g organic bicarbonate soda, 2g organic salt, 1.5g organic pepper (split AM/PM). We’ll monitor closely, introducing one spice at a time, as these push closer to safe upper limits.

Aligning with the Latest Protocol Updates
This AM/PM meal protocol complements our latest Steemit updates (5/29/25) by working in tandem to target ASAC from multiple angles—systemic (dietary/oral) and localized (topical). The meals provide fenbendazole (63.0mg/kg, safe) and ivermectin (0.42–0.45mg/kg, safe) orally, targeting cancer cells systemically through metabolic disruption, while organic spices like turmeric and ginger add anti-inflammatory effects (e.g., ~15–30% tumor reduction potential). The ketogenic diet starves cancer cells of glucose, and soy milk’s isoflavones contribute mild anti-tumor benefits. Meanwhile, the topical protocol—organic CBD oil and organic turmeric in the AM/PM DMSO/castor oil mix (0.3ml, 70/30 ratio), organic aloe vera in the ivermectin paste (0.5–0.75g, up to 1g)—targets the primary tumor site directly, with DMSO increasing to 2x daily on 6/2/25 for deeper penetration. We’re monitoring 5/30–6/27/25 to assess tumor response, and if no progress by late June, we’ll trial pH rocking on 7/1/25 to disrupt the tumor microenvironment. The dietary bicarbonate soda (increasing to 1.8g/day) primes Polar’s system for pH modulation, while spices like turmeric work both systemically (meals) and locally (DMSO mix), aiming for small wins to push Polar toward remission.

Why Now? A Now-or-Never Fight
Polar’s month-two milestone—secondary tumors gone, primary site stable—is a win, but ASAC won’t wait. Without consistent shrinkage, we risk losing ground. These weighed spices, alongside fenbendazole and ivermectin, are our 1 percenters—small steps that could tip the scales against all odds.

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