Two of the people that I know who have successfully used the Fenbendazole + Ivermectin protocol while still under the care of their oncologist are reluctant to inform their doctors of their personal experimentation with these off-label medicines. One broached the subject a couple of years ago and their doctor was pretty hostile and scoffed at the notion and told them “not while you’re on chemo” and “you can try whatever you want once your chemo is finished.”

The main fear from these two is their doctor’s reaction if they tell them what they’ve been doing. They’re afraid their doctors will “rat them out” to their health insurance providers which could complicate things with their policies. They can’t take that chance since they’re both retired and really can’t risk a change in their policy coverages.

I used to think Doctors were only interested in the evidence, data, results, and what’s best for the patient. COVID completely squashed my naïveté in a hurry (thank The Lord). They can be just as childish as anyone else, and when you throw in the “God Complex” that some of them have, they can get pretty vindictive and dismissive of a differing opinion if it doesn’t conform to their training, experience, or belief system and/or is in conflict with Hospital policy or Big Pharma incentives. And… dollars to donuts… I bet if you compared those doctors who were brave enough to question the COVID narrative and the treatment protocols against those doctors who just blindly followed what Big Pharma and Big Government told them to do, you’d probably find in the first group doctors who had a spiritual background and who are politically conservative. In the second group - doctors who are spiritually empty and politically very liberal/leftist.