You are likely using the wrong search terminology because you are investigating the wrong angle with the cancer protocols.

Begin your search by reading The Parasite Pill.

You will find that all cancers can be traced back to parasitic infections in the body.

Stages of Parasite infection:

Parasites infect local tissues [Stage 1}

Rapid Parasite growth >>> Parasites burrow deeply into local tissues [Stage 2]

Parasites protect themselves by infecting/damaging lymph nodes [Stage 3]

Parasites get into blood stream and spread to other parts of body – metastaic [Stage 4]

No active parasites but inactive parasite larva which may activate years later [Remission]

What other common disease has 4 stages and a remission state? [Cancer]

Parasites >>> Consume local sugars

Lack of sugars >>> Force Cells into Fermentation-mode of ATP generation

Prolonged Fermentation-mode >>> Uncontrolled, rapid cell-division

Parasites release Nagalase to hide from Host’s immune system

Nagalase >>> Also hides local cells which are rapidly dividing

...rapidly dividing

Another document worth reading.

How is cancer created?

Parasites are a very common problem for all mammals. Dogs, cats, horses and almost every animal which comes into contact with humans must be continually treated for parasites. Yet humans, themselves, never seems to believe that such parasites can enter themselves. It has been suggested that certain parasites can excrete viruses and other toxins which are designed to enter into healthy human cells, infect them, and thereby seize control over these cells, causing them to quickly replicate out of control.

It is surmised that the parasites communicate to the host cells through viruses, which act as messengers between the cell and the parasite, allowing the parasite to seize control over key functions inside the cell. The purpose of this is two-fold. First, the parasite's viruses seize control over the rna-replicating process of the infected cell. This allows the parasite flood the human body with infection which distracts the body's immune system. This acts like a shield for the parasite, protecting it from being targeted and destroyed by the host's immune system. Second, it shutdown down the infected cell's ability to perform apoptosis, causing it to replicate uncontrollably, and thereby generating a perfect environment for the parasite to harvest nutrition from the host's body. These infected and rapidly growing cells produced by the parasite are what we call 'cancer'.

You are asking the wrong questions in your search. You are trying to find a protocol for ivermectin and fenbendazole when you should be asking the question of why anti-parasitic drugs are effective against cancers in the first place? You should expand your research to include mebendazole, as well as nitazoxanide, turpentine, castor oil, and herbal remedies such as those found in ParaGuard.