The posted article was about "matched targeted treatments" and while you didn't specifically call your repurposed drugs an MTT, I took it as an implication. Shame on me.
Your references to ivermectin, fenbendazole and mebendazole as effective cancer treatments is borderline malpractice--simply put, none of them have been seriously studied as cancer treatments, certainly not under a clinical trial with meaningful, repeatable results.
This is why no serious doctor or oncologist will entertain lots of concocted ideas about treatment options, including half-baked "protocols" that Joe Tippens claims to have. The patient will always have the choice, including the choice to seek a second or third opinion, but they'll likely hear the same ideas and advice.
Any oncologist will tell their patients that a healthy diet is important...any of them. But there are no diets that have been clinically proven to lessen, reduce or eliminate cancer in a patient. Anyone telling you otherwise is a charlatan.
I'm sorry to be so blunt, but the worst hope for a cancer patient is false hope.
Only, it is NOT false hope.
But, you are entitled to YOUR opinion, as am I.
I’ve seen repeated cases of NED, after said treatments.
No...they aren’t ‘peer reviewed studies’ or BigPharma BigHospital systems (paid for by BigPharma) approved. Because they don’t make money. But, they are posted for all to see by doctors/alternative oncologists/Cancer Researchers, many of whom have authored 100s of said publications/cases.
But, you do you .. .
... and, now I am curious if you happen to work for BigPharma or are an oncologist. You are staunchly attached to their practices, I see. And, no, I know for a fact many conventional oncologists do not make the nutritional recommendations I mentioned, previously.
Continued success with your own experience.
Good day to you, Lou.