Dosage Questions + Brightwork Subscription

Questions of Dosage

Most of the questions we receive are related to dosage, times per day to us the drugs, drug interactions, etc.. These questions are almost always answered at Brightwork Research Treatment Database.

If you ask us questions about dosage or other topics, we will respond with a link to an article from the Brightwork site. This is highly efficient, enabling complete information to be communicated.

See their article index for all the information that they cover.

How Dosages For Drugs Are Developed

Brightwork Research Treatment Database has done the necessary research and delivers all the information at their website on the usage and background information for Ivermectin. The drug company almost always develops drug dosages. Merck did this when they first developed and tested Ivermectin. Public information is that Ivermectin’s original use is as an antiparasitic. Here is Merck’s dosage guide for Ivermectin — it is only for its use as an antiparasitic, not what the vast majority of people want to use it for. This is what is available for free.

Merck invested in and published that information decades ago for using Ivermectin as an antiparasitic, but they have not invested anything in any other use. That is why dosage and other instructions come with drugs; the pharmaceutical company produces them. However, Merck did not do that for any other use of Ivermectin, even though Ivermectin has many different uses.

If you ask Merck, they will say the drug can only be used as an antiparasitic, as Ivermectin competes with several other Merck drugs that are significantly inferior to Ivermectin and which are much more expensive. Therefore, Merck does not want people using Ivermectin for any other purpose where they have drugs that are on patent.

Brightwork’s Testing Program

Brightwork has one of the few drug testing programs. We have developed a partnership with them by carrying the top-performing versions of these drugs. Some people who are not subscribers and want to purchase the versions of Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, and Mebendazole that we carry may not realize that they are using the results of this testing program without supporting the program by becoming a subscriber.

How Brightwork Performed the Work on Ivermectin for Other Uses Outside of Being an Antiparasitic

Brightwork has a cancer dosage calculator based on many cancer studies and articles that explain everything you need to know. This link will take you to the dosage calculators they offer. They have also researched dosage calculations and incorporated this research into their dosage calculators, which are customized to the individual. You can read about this in their article (that is open to all) at The Problem With Dosage Calculators in Medicine.

We highly recommend subscribing to them, as they have other essential information about Ivermectin. They have the most information on Ivermectin overall and Ivermectin versus cancer. They explain its effect, the studies, etc — and they have an excellent cancer protocol. They also cover the effectiveness of all the conventional cancer treatments, and they have a recommended list of items that also help against cancer.

The Ease of Communication to Customers

If you subscribe to them, both they and I can communicate with you by sending you links to their articles that answer your questions. It’s just a very efficient way to go about it. Please do not put us in the position of repeating information that is far better and fully explained at the Brightwork website.

Why You Should Go to the Source

It’s not a good idea to have us answer questions for you that are responded to in a much more comprehensive fashion on their website. Many people think that they don’t need to read articles or use calculators, and they require information such as dosage; however, in reality, several questions follow, and there are many other important areas to understand. Brightwork has some of the most comprehensive coverage of any drug’s primary and related topics. It’s a great resource, but a bad idea to try to save money by not accessing their content. Do not look to us to fill in the gap if you decide not to subscribe.

Who Else is Offering You Dosage Information For Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole?

No one who sells these items offers this information for free. We have prospective customers who say they want something but don’t appear to compare what is available in the market. The vast majority of those who sell these items don’t have any idea about using them for anything but antiparasitic medications.

Suppose you ask them a question about using these drugs for the items for which there are calculators at Brightwork. In that case, they will refer you to the antiparasitic dosage and frequency, which is incorrect for the vast majority of people who purchase from us. The antiparasitic dosage is the only dosage made available by the medical establishment.

How Do I Get the 12 MG Pills to Match the Dosage from Brightwork’s Calculator

See The Brightwork Guide to Pill Cutting to Get to the Right Dosage.

What if You Don’t Want to Pay for a Subscription?

It would help if you did not look at us as a way to circumvent subscribing to their site. You will have other questions beyond dosage, and then we end up in the position of supporting people who are trying to save money by not subscribing. This means we are forced to explain things fully at Brightwork’s site, but the individuals cannot access them as they are not subscribers. That is not what we want to do. We are a source, not a replacement for a subscription to Brightwork.

A Comparison of Costs to Everyday Items

A Denny’s breakfast bill is $25 for one person, and it seems that $35 per month (we assume you eat out more than once a month) for all the information is much more important for your health than a meal or 1.3x a meal at Denny’s.

Many of our customers purchase from us after spending hundreds of thousands of dollars or having had their Medicare or private insurance charged hundreds of thousands of dollars for little benefit by cancer centers. However, they could have found out the reality of the outcomes of conventional cancer treatments by subscribing to Brightwork’s site before they followed the highly financially biased advice from the cancer center that they used.