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KarmaDoc's avatar

I’ve been recommending fenben for years. Recently a woman with stage 4 breast cancer in her 40s asked me what she could do rather than standard chemotherapy and so I suggested the Tippen protocol-and she actually did it. After 4 months, she is totally cancer free as demonstrated by PET scan.

Rarely do people die of cancer. They die of chemotherapy

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what are some reasons that people who want to take ivermectin/fenbendazole would continue in the care of their oncologist, taking treatments such as chemo/immunotherapy and not telling their doctor..... as opposed to firing their doctor and taking the Joe Tippens protocol on their own? I am asking because I have a family member who is in the care of an oncologist who is so convinced of their own conventional immunotherapy protocols, that they have forbidden my family member from taking any other sort of supplement or treatment. This family member is going downhill, but is unwilling to challenge the doctor, and is also unwilling to secretly supplement.

But my question is actually, if a person is inclined to try to Joe Tippens protocol, then why would they ALSO take the other stuff (chemo, radiation) which is known to be harmful? Is it something like, "well, I'll just take it, just in case..... " because it seems to me it is counterproductive.

Is it just psychologically hard for some people diagnosed with cancer to walk away from their oncologist and do self treatment?

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