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We are a medical and health website, supported by subscribers, based on extensive scientific research. We provide guidance on cancer and improving overall health, among other topics.
Our Coverage
This coverage includes dosage, duration, frequency, sourcing, safety, and the specific mechanisms of action by which Ivermectin works against cancer, as well as testing evidence for Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, and Mebendazole versus various types of cancer, autoimmune disease, and other conditions. We continually expand our article database.
Uncommonly Customized Dosage Information
The dosages for Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, and Mebendazole that are most commonly quoted or published are not specific to conditions such as cancer, combating the effects of COVID-19 vaccines, or autoimmune diseases (all of which we cover); instead, they are the dosages for its use as an antiparasitic.
Our Calculators
All calculators are included in an article that provides extensive, context-specific information for their use, covering questions about taking Ivermectin. We provide highly researched calculators, the easiest-to-use dosage calculators you will find anywhere (including those that don’t exist elsewhere), and very detailed explanations with each calculator. Please view our list of drug dosage guides and calculators here.
No Math is Necessary to be Performed by Our Subscribers for Our Calculators
Our calculators do not require you to do any math — instead, enter your sex, whether you desire the treatment dose or prevention dose, your weight, and the Ivermectin you are using or plan to use. You will receive your estimated dosage immediately. See our list of calculators here.
Our Sample Calculator
This is not a screenshot; it is a calculator. Go ahead and interact with it by selecting fields. However, do not expect the answer from this calculator — you have to subscribe to access the actual calculator. It is called a sample or demo; it is not the actual calculator. We offer a variety of dosage and supplement calculators for our subscribers.
A Tested Source of Ivermectin
You receive our recommended Ivermectin source, which we have tested for bioequivalence in animals — a genuine test, not one that can be falsified.
Most Ivermectin buyers purchase Ivermectin without knowing the correct dosage or if the Ivermectin they are purchasing is bioequivalent.
See more details on our recommended source Summit Products, which carries the Ivermectin we tested for bioequivalence — which is also reasonably priced. You can read about this topic at Our Ivermectin Bioequivalence Testing.
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See our Complete Article Index, our Ivermectin Article Index, our Cancer General Article Index, or our Ivermectin for Different Cancers Index.
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See more testimonials here; however, here are a few of them.
Testimonial #2: For Colorectal Cancer
I was first diagnosed with Colorectal Cancer (CRC) on April 27, 2017. The Doctor said it was between Stages 1 & 2. He told me to get ready for the ride of my life, starting next week, with the beginning phase of Radiation Therapy to try and reduce the tumor.
Then, when I recover from the Radiation, he will start me on Chemotherapy. After I recovered from that, I would have needed surgery to remove the tumor, and hopefully, the other treatments would have brought the size down considerably. – Subscriber #543
Testimonial #6: Cervical Cancer
The report indicated that cervical cancer was at an advanced stage, had a tumour of 75mm, had spread to the pelvic and retroperitoneal lymph nodes, and was classified as stage IIIC2 due to the involvement of lymph nodes near the aorta.
She was told not much could be done, and literally told her that next Monday (21st February) they’d tell her how many days she’d have left. Monday arrived, we received the call, and were told they would try doing a radical treatment (chemo and radio) and that, although not impossible, it was quite difficult having an optimistic rate of survival.
She started chemo and radio (on the 2nd April). But she also started taking Ivermectin.
The cisplatin harmed her quite a lot – – Subscriber #3421
The Reality of Conventional Cancer Treatments
Something that most cancer patients don’t consider is that they will not be able to tolerate their conventional cancer treatment. This article explains why it is essential to have a backup plan for the very high percentage of cases where conventional cancer treatment does not work or is not tolerated.
The Importance of a Backup Plan
It is important to remember that oncologists typically provide no backup plan if the recommended treatment (which is increasingly a combination of treatments—chemo, immunotherapy, radiation, etc.) is impractical or not tolerated. Even under conditions where the patient is reacting negatively to the treatment, and in cases where the patient is being overdosed, it is rare for the dosage to be changed.
The Reality of The Vast Majority of Cancer Patients Plan to Proceed
The vast majority of cancer patients begin their conventional cancer treatment with no backup plan. They assume that they won’t get into sufficient complications that will cause them to need to cease treatment, and that they will be able to complete the treatment. Dangerous complications are not occasional; they are ubiquitous with all of the conventional cancer treatments. This is why it’s important to have a backup plan when one is beginning a traditional treatment of cancer. The oncologist will not offer a change in treatment, and all cancer patients need to be in a position to be able to discontinue their cancer treatments if necessary. Ivermectin and the other items we cover at this site are an excellent backup plan.
Yerbba Cancer Center Video on Deaths from Chemotherapy
Claim #1: Cancer Cells are Fragile?
This video proposes that cancer cells are fragile and, therefore, are killed much more easily than non-cancerous cells. However, if this is true, why can’t the chemotherapy dosage be lowered or the formulation reduced in potency to the point where it kills only the less robust cancer cells, while leaving healthy cells in the body alone? In reality, this has never been done, and chemotherapy continues to kill very large numbers of healthy cells.
The following quote is from a comment on this Yerbba video.
During my grandsons battle with kidney cancer at age 2 1/2, we learned that we could not refuse chemotherapy for alternative methods or the state would remove him from his home.
Years later, I was diagnosed with an aggressive uterine cancer. Against my Dr.s better judgement I chose not to use chemotherapy or any modern aggressive therapy. It’s been 13 years and here I am alive and thriving. I tell my story to anyone wanting to know if there are alternative methods to treating cancer successfully. During the course of 13 years I have met many cancer patients who’ve overcome cancer without chemo. Why don’t Dr.s encourage patients to explore alternative methods so they can choose for themselves?
How Oncology Works
Because all oncologists specialize in one of the main cancer treatments (chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery, immunotherapy, and hormone therapy), cancer centers have established lines of business, and, furthermore, cancer treatments are among the most profitable lines of business in health care. This means that even when the patient looks to be dying from the treatment, the business model of nearly all cancer centers is for the oncologist to continue the treatment. A dying patient cannot benefit from continuation of the treatments, but they can help the cancer center with more charges to their insurance. This is considered a “win-win” as the patient was going to die in any case. This is also why dying patients are sometimes included in immunotherapy clinical trials.
The Commonality of Death (or Disability) from Conventional Cancer Treatment
The medical system has the incentive to keep offering the same treatment. The reality is that a significant percentage of yearly cancer patient deaths are due to conventional treatments rather than the cancer they went into treatment for. Every cancer patient who is killed by a treatment is categorized as being killed by the cancer. This is because the medical system has complete control over the death certificate, and they want deaths to be accounted for in this way.
We cover this in the article The Percentage of Cancer Mortality That is Due to Cancer Treatment and Death is One of the Many Common Side Effects of Keytruda. This is true even if they die within weeks of being treated. Given incentives, the patient’s family’s evaluation of the patient’s ability to accept treatment is likely more accurate than the cancer center’s evaluation.
The Backup Plan
We offer a complete backup plan that can also serve as the primary plan. It is supported by extensive research, and we offer a complete protocol and answers to all commonly asked questions. We have incorporated years of questions and feedback from subscribers into our articles.
What Keeps People from Subscribing
The vast majority of visitors to this website want to access the information on our site. But only a tiny fraction of those visiting this page will ever join and become subscribers. The public mostly believes that there should be no compensation for any information provided for information published on websites. At least one reason for this is that websites like WebMD and MD Anderson (which we cover in the articles How WebMD is a Paid Shill for the Medical Establishment, and MD Anderson’s Inaccurate Explanation of the Relationship Between Cancer and Sugar) offer free information but are both funded by financially biased medical entities. However, for most of the population, the first objective is to get information at no cost — regardless of the biases and undeclared financial conflicts of interest with these websites. This is similar to visiting Ford’s website. Ford does not have to make money from their site — they use their site to provide biased information that convinces you to purchase a Ford car or truck.
Just Keep Looking?
Many think they can keep searching until they find the information elsewhere, but they don’t realize that so much of our research is original, and the tools and calculators we offer can’t be found elsewhere, and they value their time incorrectly, trying to simply avoid paying $35 per month to access our information.
What is Generally Available: Mostly Low Effort Articles
We are very familiar with the information available online on these topics. For example, virtually all the information online about the dosage of the drugs we cover is for the antiparasitic dosage. There is no consideration of what the dosage should be for other uses. Instead, the source repeats the antiparasitic dosage. Another article we found, for some reason, used the covid dosage and frequency and applied it to cancer.
Most sites that cover this topic will write one article on Ivermectin. We have over 160.
The Medical Establishment’s False Information on the Topics We Cover
When it comes to Ivermectin for cancer and other ailments, the search results are dominated by the medical establishment, which opposes this use as they don’t want it competing with their very high-profit treatments. The medical establishment and also individual oncologists will tell any lie to keep patients on the conventional treatments. There is nothing regulating what oncologists tell their patients — as long as the statement promotes more conventional treatments, their employers will be happy. We have articles for subscribers on this topic at How Oncologists Provide False Information to Cancer Patients on Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, and How Oncologists Lie About Their Profits From Chemotherapy Drugs. Remember, oncologists will even tell patients not to take Vitamin D, even though there is no evidence to support this.
The Effort to Replicate Our Site’s Information
Another thing is that we have all the information processed and available in one place. Our information is comprehensive, purpose-specific, and informed by interactions with many subscribers going through what you are going through. Trying to figure out how to get the information we have is a very poor use of the time of those who choose not to subscribe, and an impossible task. Subscribers repeatedly tell us that our site is like nothing else they have seen. Our site also covers a comprehensive protocol that is more than just the basics, which many people start off thinking that they will need.
Our Customer Support and Who it is For
All subscriptions come with customer support. This is not consultative support; it is primarily about helping with site access questions, finding articles, and answering questions that are nearly always covered in one of our articles.
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Ready to get access to our database of articles? This website contains information developed over the years and tested by many subscribers and us. And remember, to represent your interests rather than those of the medical establishment, drug companies, etc.. we have to be able to charge for access. You are also supporting research that is designed to benefit you rather than the MDs and companies in the medical establishment.
Subscription = $35 Per Month
Or first review our bioequivalence-tested Ivermectin source.
For All Subscriber Support Questions
If you have questions about subscribing or if you are a current subscriber, contact us at support@brightworkresearch.com
For Nonsubscribers
Our customer support is only available to subscribers or those with questions about subscribing. If you want information but are not a subscriber, you should not email us. We look up all email addresses from those who contact us to determine if they are subscribers before we respond. Therefore, it likely won't be worth your time to email us with your issue if you are not a subscriber.