Executive Summary
- This article covers some of the testimonials, including our comments on these testimonials regarding our site and using Ivermectin.
Introduction
This is designed to provide evidence-based analysis of medical treatment without the traditional interference from medical entities with financial bias.
Our testimonials keep growing as our subscribers reach out to us and present their progress.
Testimonial #1: Stage 4 Triple N Breast Cancer
I was diagnosed with Stage 4 triple n breast cancer in February of ’23. My lungs were full of tumors and my oncologist made it pretty clear he did not have high hopes for my outcome. He was also planning on a mastectomy and radiation, the tumor in my left breast was so large he never expected it to shrink enough for a lumpectomy, never mind go away altogether.
I got onto ivermectin immediately, started weekly high dose vitamin C infusions, got iv chemo and immunotherapy.
Well, 5 months in I was doing so well in terms of my numbers that my oncologist cut my chemo short. At 6 months I had a second PET scan … and every single tumor was gone. My numbers are all normal and stable, I’ve since had another completely clear scan and I have no evidence of disease.
What Will Be Credited for the Improvement?
The oncologist will attribute this to chemotherapy. However, this is highly unlikely.
To learn the real story, see our Article index on Chemotherapy.
I never had surgery or radiation either, and I’m absolutely convinced that ivermectin was a huge factor in my miracle.
Testimonial #2: 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 that 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.
More and More Different Treatments
This is increasingly the norm in cancer — many highly damaging treatments, and ofter multiple different treatments within the same treatment category, such as multiple chemotherapy drugs, etc..
During the surgery, they would need to resection my colon and put a temporary bag on me.
After I recovered from the surgery, my oncologist said at least 2 months, then they would give me Chemotherapy again to make sure no cancer is floating around from the surgery.
After I recover from that, then they will do surgery again to see how much damage they did from the Radiation, Chemo & Surgery, to see if they can reconnect my colon, or just put a permanent bag on me. After that, you guessed it — the next planned step was one last round of Chemotherapy to make sure there was no disruption of cancer cells in the previous surgery.
All in all, he said to be prepared to have 1 to 1-1/2 years of being in the hospital or sick at home. Then, 50/50 chance I’ll be OK with No Evidence of Disease (NED). If I did NOT start that following week, I’d be dead in 6 months to one year.
It’s very common for oncologists to exaggerate the outcome if no conventional treatment is used. See our article The Nonanalytical Approach of Oncologists Telling Patients They Will Die Without Chemotherapy.
I immediately started doing research, and the first docuseries I watched was “The Truth About Cancer, Quest for the Cure”. I immediately knew at that point, I will NOT be doing conventional treatment and I will find and do any Alternative Medicine I could find.
What Happens When One Studies Conventional Treatments?
The more one knows about conventional cancer treatments, the less likely a person is to use them.
I started by eliminating the worst things for cancer: Sugar, Stress, High Carbs, and foods that all turn into Sugars, Pesticides, and GMOs. I stopped eating Fast Food and Restaurants that included all the additives. I started juicing and eating Organic and non-GMO foods. I kept watching all the documents they made on healthy eating and lifestyles. I then started on CBD oil and FECO. I did this for 6 years and felt better than my entire adult life.
Diet is a huge part of one’s ability to recover from cancer and to prevent cancer.
Fast track to December 2023. I found brightworkresearchtreatment.com and started researching Ivermectin at a friend of mine’s suggestion. I was sold on what properties it has and how IVM can disrupt the communication with cancer cells. I get them from summitproducts.org, since they have a high rating for Purity. I got a stomach ache and headache every couple of days for a couple of weeks. That’s from Cell Die Off, and I had that before and knew to expect that. That’s proof the IVM is working. About four months in, I started getting an unbelievable amount of energy and was feeling my normal self again, and I was able to outperform young workers on my Farm. Did I mention I’m 70 years old and going like I was 30?
Please research and see that Doctors and Big Pharma are NOT doing anything for your best interest. Remember the saying “A patient cured, is a customer lost”. That is NO lie. Watch Documentaries and Docu-Series’ that show how a GOOD Lifestyle and the food you eat can make you healthy. The IVM is a great supplement to that lifestyle and it’s very safe.
Testimonial #3: Ivermectin and Febendazole and Control Over Metastasis
My wife’s colon cancer metastasized to her liver. Since taking Fenbendazole one week and Ivermectin the next her latest PET scan showed her liver improving.
Out of 4 tumors, 2 have disappeared and the other 2 have decreased in size considerably.
The colon tumor has not grown or spread elsewhere.
If a tumor stops growing, it’s a positive sign. Furthermore, these drugs do something else aside from addressing tumors — they do the opposite of what conventional cancer treatments do — in that they reduce the cancerous environment within the body, reducing the likelihood of future tumor development.
Testimonial #4: Short-Term Improvement Due to Ivermectin
I just wanted to give you a quick follow up. It’s been 2 1/2 weeks since I’ve been taking one pill a day. I went for my blood work today. It’s the first time and I can’t even even remember, nothing was high or low. I just had a real bad issue with platelets last week in the hospital, they were 33 when I left on Friday today when I went in they were 100,000 Dr was amazed and thinks he did it.
So I am totally off chemo until or if anything comes back. And the kidneys are healing.
MDs and Ivermectin or Fenbendazole or Mebendazole
One problem is that as more people are taking low-cost and effective drugs like ivermectin and fenbendazole that are not part of conventional treatments, oncologists are chalking up the benefits to conventional therapies.
Due to the low effectiveness of conventional cancer treatments and the very high financial incentives to continue to promote and administer traditional cancer treatments, it makes perfect sense that the cancer industry will try to allocate the improvements from these drugs to the conventional treatments that they recommend.
Secondly, many cancer patients do not tell their oncologists that they’re taking these other drugs, and they often don’t tell them even after the improvement has occurred.
Joe Tippins and His Oncologist
This issue happened with Joe Tippins, who was part of a clinical trial in which no one else got better from conventional treatment, but he got better, according to his testimony, due to Fenbendazole.
We discuss this topic in detail in the article How the Medical Establishment Lies About Joe Tippins’ Fenbendazole Cancer Protocol.
Tippins’s Recounts His Conversation With His Oncologist
However, here is the interaction between Joe Tippins and his oncologist after his oncologist told Tippins he was cancer-free.
I asked, “Doc, what is really going on here? Can you disclose to me how I am doing versus all of the other patients on the clinical trial with the exact same condition”?
His answer was what I already suspected. He said,
“Joe we can’t explain it, but you are kind of a sole data outlier right now” Meaning with hundreds of like kind patients, I was the only one with a cure. I knew then my other alternative regimen was largely responsible, but I decided to come clean anyway.
I said, “Doc, I’m glad you told me that about my results within the trial, because I have something to share with you”. I proceeded to tell him all about the canine dewormer (Fenbendazole) as I watched his jaw drop 🙂
His next words I’ll never forget (and remember for context he and I had become good friends by this time). He said, “you little shit, I knew there was something up with you…..and….I’ve had some weird days here at MD Anderson, but this one probably tops them all”
When a patient shows an oncologist that they benefited from a treatment that the oncologist did not recommend and would have advised against if they knew about it, this is referred to as a “weird day” at MD Anderson.
The quote continues.
His next sentence almost floored me. He said, “You know, we’ve known for decades that these anthelmintic class of drugs (meaning to destroy parasites in the intestines) could have possible efficacy against cancer, and in fact in the 80’s and 90’s there was a drug called Levamisole that was used on colon cancer and it is an anthelmintic drug”.
I said, “Doc, if you have known for decades why hasn’t more work been done on it?” His answer was honest. He said, “probably because of money…all of these drugs are far off-patent and nobody is going to spend a gazillion dollars to repurpose them for cancer…..only to have generic competition the next day.”
No cancer center will admit what Tippins’ oncologist told him in this private session.
The quote continues.
I knew he was right.
And he knew I was onto something incredible for me and my story.
MDs are often not told when their patients are on Ivermectin; in any case, the MD only wants to attribute any improvement to their conventional treatments.
As Ivermectin is more widely taken for cancer, the medical establishment is taking all of the credit for Ivermectin and applying it to their conventional treatments.
Conversely, when patients tell oncologists they are taking Ivermectin, the oncologists tell them to stop.
More on this is covered at the article The Question of Finding an MD to Work With You on Ivermectin for Cancer.
Testimonial #5: For Multiple Myeloma
My Multiple Myeloma has been slowed down considerably being on 20 mg of Ivermectin daily.
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 —
Cisplatin Strikes Again?
How many times do we need to hear horror stories about Cisplatin and why is this chemotherapy drug still being used?
..she started having her heart beats at 172bpm (while staying still). In Emergencies they would tell her she had “Supraventricular Tachycardia” and that it could “sometimes happen” to people (they would not relate it to the chemo at all..)
It happens quite a bit.
..two days later, while waiting the bus, her heart beat went quite high again, although this time she literally had her eyes left in total white, her lips went inside her mouth. She completely disconnected physically. I was with her, I literally screamed to people for an ambulance. They took her to emergencies and stabilized her..no one could tell what it was.
I did not take her to chemo that week. So, I let her skip the last session. Long story short, they stopped the treatment, they did not give the brachytherapy to my mother, and they gave her a pen and paper to surrender the treatment.
At this point, she was already 1 month and a half taking Ivermectin. She got an MRI done in the middle of May. The report indicated the tumour got reduced to 30mm (more than half of the original size [75mm]).
So, we waited and waited..
Middle July arrived. We went to MD Anderson in Madrid. She received an MRI and CT Scan. The report of the MRI (as of 19th July) shows the tumour now shrunk to 20mm, and with the lymph nodes showing good response 🙂 This of course was amazing news to us. MD Anderson mentioned they could do a hysterectomy, but we are planning to reject this on the next appointment with the Doctor due to what we have seen on your articles regarding risks of surgery.
See the full write-up of this case study in the article Case Study: Ivermectin and Cervical Cancer.
Testimonial #7: Removal of Prostate Lesions
I had a 3T MRI about two weeks ago and the results were jaw dropping, to say the least.
The results are: there aren’t any lesions on my prostate.
My urologist states I should have a biopsy to confirm the MRI results, which I’m considering.
Truthfully, I didn’t expect this result, which I’m grateful for, and still find it hard to believe.
In July, I mentioned IVM to my urologist’s PA and she stated “100% IVM won’t do anything.” Three months later. . .no lesions.
An Epidemic of False Information Provided by MDs About Ivermectin, Fenbendazole
Virtually all MDs give their patients the same false information about Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, etc.. We know because subscribers reach out to us and tell us what their oncologists tell them about these drugs. I cover this topic in the article How Oncologists Provide False Information to Cancer Patients on Ivermectin and Fenbendazole.
Conventional Cancer Treatment Articles Indexes
Our website covers a lot more than Ivermectin and Fenbendazole; we cover all of the conventional cancer treatments in detail and completely independently of the medical establishment, with many articles.
These indexes show all our articles for the different types of conventional treatments.
Brightwork Chemotherapy Article Index
Brightwork Immunotherapy Article Index
Brightwork Radiotherapy Article Index
Brightwork Surgery Article Index
Brightwork Hormone Therapy Article Index
Testimonial #8: Prostate Cancer
I was diagnosed with prostate cancer with a gleason score of 3+4=7.
Two lessons were discovered. My PSA reached 10.4.
I opted for Focal Lazer Oblation.
I then discovered Brightwork Research. I began taking 24mg daily of ivermectin.
An MRI a year after the FLA showed no lessons or tumors. My PSA dropped to 2.7.
Testimonial #9: Cancer With a Doberman
Just an FYI…my dog (120lb Doberman with Lipoma diagnosis on 7/12/24 / very sick with 1-2 months to live) has improved tremendously! He’s back to himself on Ivermectin 12mg per day. The tumors are still there, but smaller and all inflammation is gone. Appetite is back, lots of energy and bright eyed. I’m very thankful!
This general comment is from the article from the document, The role of repurposed drugs and metabolic interventions in treating cancer.
While many in vitro studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of ivermectin against multiple cancers, the reported clinical effectiveness is limited to small case series.
However, it appears that ivermectin is widely prescribed across the world for cancer. Further, I am aware of multiple anecdotal reports of solid tumors that have shown a dramatic response to repurposed drug regimens that included ivermectin.
Cancer in Mammals
Cancer affects dogs, but it also affects humans. Dogs are easier to treat as they don’t have as significant an influence of the corrupt cancer establishment controlling their treatment, because not much money can be made based on treating dogs.
Testimonial #10: Pancreatic Cancer
I was diagnosed last July (2023) with pancreatic cancer and had a whipple procedure.
Two months after the end of my “clean up” chemo (Aug 12, 2024) I went to the Mayo clinic in Jacksonville Florida to try to get in a research study for a vaccine to prevent recurrence of pancreatic cancer.
Money Wasted on Pointless Cancer Research Avenues
By the way, this is a ridiculous research study, as a virus does not cause cancer. This topic is covered in the article Is Cervical Cancer Caused by the HPV Virus?
However, a great deal of money is still available to study what is a medical dead end.
The Mayo clinic MRI and CT scans showed 3 small tumors in my liver. The Mayo Clinic prescribed Gemcitabine and Cisplatin every other Monday.
Cisplatin Strikes Again?
Seeing a trend with Cisplatin?
My cancer antigen values were 295 on November 11. I decided to start Ivermectin and went to your site and started it on Nov.15. On Jan 6 my cancer antigen value had decreased to 90.
MRI and CT scans (Dec. 6) show no increase in the 3 small tumors in the liver and a small shadow in my lung went from 8 mm to 9 mm. I am scheduled for a repeat MRI and CT scan on February 28. I had no additional side effects from the Ivermectin. I do have some diarrhea from the chemo (or possibly effects of the whipple) but it is controlled with lomotil. I have recently read some case studies of people combining Ivermectin with Fenbendazole.
One could say this is inconclusive, as this subscriber was also doing chemotherapy—until you understand how poor chemotherapy’s benefits are, which we cover in the article Given Its Track Record, Why is Chemotherapy Used?
Testimonial #11: Bladder Cancer
Bladder Cancer diagnosed 20 September 2024.
Multiple surgeries, other procedures, 35 rounds radiation, 3 rounds chemo, my Prayer Warriors, but mostly I believe the Ivermectin and Fenbendazole you sold me did it (sold by Summit Products — this email was sent to Summit Products so that is who this subscriber is referring to).
My insurance company even denied my Radiation Chemo treatments 4 days before I was to start treatments, then reversed denial on appeal. They stated that bladder cancer the grade I had was not responsive to Radiation Therapy. I have a letter from Aetna stating this. But they did later cover it.
I also believe your Ivermectin and Fenbendazole is legit and as potent as you claim as I suffered some known side effects from taking to much at first. That and the packaging convinced me.
Those 2 drugs played the major part in my beating this awful disease, I have no doubt and the pills were much easier to take than trying to eat the horse paste.
I had a Cystoscopy with Bladder Biopsy on Wednesday April 2nd 2025. 2 months after I finished the Radiation Chemo and all this time, and prior to starting Radiation Chemo I was taking the Ivermectin and Fenbendazole.
The surgeon saw NO cancer inside my bladder. He biopsied the original cancer site and the tissue samples came back benign, NEGATIVE for Carcinoma. He couldn’t believe it himself. He couldn’t believe how the inside of my bladder looked. I never told him about the Ivermectin or Fenbendazole.
None of my doctors know.
This is a fantastic outcome, costing this patient very little to attain.
This gets back to the same topic that cancer patients are receiving benefits from these drugs, which the oncologist is attributing to their conventional treatment.
The quote continues.
My current surgeon and my prior doctor had both been advocating the Radical Cystectomy surgery to remove my bladder, prostate, seminal vessels and lymp nodes.
The horror of that.
I refused, said I would rather die than endure and live like that.
That’s something else that is greatly de-emphasized by the medical establishment: how terrible so many of these conventional treatments are.
To get the cancer patient to agree, they use a combination of fear with understating what is being done and making it sound as if there is no alternative.
Now my “plumbing” is all working as perfectly as before.
I also have noticed that all the arthritis has gone from my hands and knees during all of this. I credit that to the Ivermectin.
There are other benefits to these drugs in addition to fighting cancer.
I will stay on a reduced dosage of Ivermectin for the rest of my life.
Please feel free to use my email, name and email address if you like as a testimonial.
Thanks for helping to save my life. I believe these 2 drugs did the healing.
Testimonial #12: Negative CT Scan After Fenbendazole for Bladder Cancer
In addition to a clear camera inspection (cystoscopy) and benign biopsy in early April, I just had on May 6th a CT Scan of my abdomen.
It was Negative, without evidence for metastatic disease.
These drugs worked for me.
Usage Details: This Subscriber’s Cancer and Drug Usage
T1 High Grade Squamous Bladder Cancer.
I started Ivermectin on November 27th 2024.
I added Fenben around January 7th 2025.
I was dosing both drugs 3 days on 4 days off.
60mg Iver (5 tablets) on Sun, 60mg Iver on Mon, 60Mg Iver on Wed.
On Fenben the tablets you originally sold me (sold by Summit Products as this email was sent to Summit Products, our recommended source) were listed as 444mg. I broke them in half and used them on 3/4 on Wednesday, Thur, Fri. I take 1/2 tablet 222 in the morning and the other half 12 hours later.
Still on both drugs, going to reduce dosage after about 2 more months.
I also take 7 days a week Milk Thistle bought at GNC store. That is to protect the liver from the FenBen.
Testimonial #13: Ovarian Cancer
I have 2B ovarian cancer. Diagnosed in 2015, 8 months of weekly pacitaxil/carboplatnm, in remission until early 2024. I started to have weird symptoms, saw my Gyn/Onc Dr. He suggested the Signatera Blood test which came back a low positive, meaning Minimal Residual Disease in 4/24. It kept going up. He prescribed Tamoxifen or chemotherapy.
I said no to both.
Started taking IVM/FB in Feb 2025, immediately stats went down.
Other than ordering my blood tests, my doctors do not check on me.
I’ve upped my FB this past month to 500mg and it really made my numbers go down.
Conclusion
- We don’t want to paint an overly rosy picture, and we don’t have a running total of subscribers who have taken Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole, nor do we have the outcome for each subscriber. We only know the subscribers who have contacted us to share their stories.
Negative Case Study #1: Pancreatic Tumor
Here is one of the rare negative case studies from a subscriber.
My mother took ivermectin and Fenbendazole for over three months and it did nothing to shrink her pancreatic tumor at all and it spread instead.
However, this patient went into hospice after these three months. This means that this patient only began taking Ivermectin very late in the progression of the cancer.
Beginning Ivermectin and Fenbendazole Too Late in the Cancer’s Progression
This subscriber allowed chemotherapy treatment to be used much longer than Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, and only moved to Ivermectin and Fenbendazole because chemotherapy proved ineffective. Essentially, they were treating Ivermectin as a Hail Mary. However, all that time that the medical establishment consumed giving chemotherapy was time that could have been used for our overall protocol, which is a long list of items, not just Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. Finally, while the chemotherapy damaged this patient, there was no damage caused by Ivermectin or Fenbendazole.
Curiously, after discussing this topic with this subscriber, they appeared to have no idea that starting the Ivermectin and Fenbendazole so late in the progression of cancer was not a significant disadvantage to receiving a positive outcome from the use of these two drugs. They expected that the drugs could not only arrest the progression of the late-stage cancer, but also reverse the damage caused by long-term use of chemotherapy. This subscriber completely omitted the extremely late start of the protocol and the damage caused by long-term chemotherapy from their evaluation of the effectiveness of Ivermectin and Fenbendazole.
The earlier the patient starts, the better their outcome, and as we cover in the article The Logic of Taking Ivermectin While Waiting for a Definitive Cancer Diagnosis. But too many subscribers are like this. They hand the prime treatment time over to the medical establishment and only switch to our protocol extremely late in the progression of the cancer, and only after everything else has failed and the patient has had their immune system damaged by the conventional cancer treatments.
So, no, three months before being placed into hospice is not when our protocol should be started.
Other Limitations of Our Knowledge of Adherence to the Overall Protocol
We don’t know how many subscribers follow our Recommended List of Items.
It appears that the desire is far higher to take drugs rather than to follow the overall protocol, which means significant changes to diet and supplementation, and increasing exercise levels.
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