The Dog Cancers For Which Ivermectin Has Been Demonstrated to be Effective
Executive Summary
- Analysis of all the Ivermectin cancer studies demonstrates Ivermectin is effective against a wide variety of different dog cancers.
Introduction
In a previous article titled How Ivermectin Is Useful for Treating Cancer we covered the evidence for the benefits of Ivermectin (IVM) for cancer. There is good reason to think that Ivermectin works against cancer in dogs the same way it works against cancer in humans.
Which cancers Ivermectin has been proven effective is a constant source of questions. In our view, Ivermectin has the highest benefits, lowest side effects, and lowest cost of all cancer treatments. One reason for this is that Ivermectin has multiple mechanisms by which it works against cancer, as I cover in the article By How Many Different Mechanisms Does Ivermectin Fight Cancer?
Therefore how it works against different cancers is one of the most important questions in oncology. Furthermore, people who take Ivermectin for cancer also get all the other health benefits of this drug.
This article provides an overview coverage of these specific cancers. You can see our subscription site which has the most information on Ivermectin and Ivermectin versus cancer.
About the Brightwork Research Treatment Database
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Article Indexes
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Which Cancers Has Ivermectin Been Demonstrated in Studies to Be Effective?
Ivermectin has been proven effective for many different types of cancer. However, some cancers have had no studies but are very similar to other cancers that do have studies. These are studies in humans as there has been nearly no funding to research Ivermectin versus cancer in animals.
This article began as only listing cancers for which studies have been performed. However, the article has been expanded into reviewing any cancer to list if it either has studies or studies for related cancers.
Cancer Types and Categories
- Select the link to open the article covering the specific cancer type that interests you.
- Each link opens into a new tab, so this page will stay open and you can come back and read more after you have read about Ivermectin for the individual cancer type.
- There is other important related information below the listings of the different cancer types.
Cancer Type #1:Â Breast Cancers
a. Breast Cancer
See this article.
Cancer Type #2: Urinary System Cancers
a. Transitional Cell Carcinoma
See this article.
b. Bladder Cancer
See this article.
Cancer Type #3: Lymphoma
(AKA Mycosis Fungoides)
a. Lymphoma
See this article.
b. T-Cell Lymphoma
See this article.
Cancer Type #4: Head and Neck Cancer
(AKA Laryngeal)
a. Oral Cancer
See this article.
b. Mouth Cancer
See this article.
c. Nasal Cancer
See this article.
Cancer Type #5:Â Brain Cancers
a. Brain Cancer
See this article.
Cancer Type #6: Skin Cancers
a. Melanoma
See this article.
b. Skin Cancer
See this article.
c. Skin Lesions
See this article.
d. Squamous Cell Carcinoma
See this article.
Cancer Type #7: Digestive System Cancers
a. Anal Gland Cancer
See this article.
b. Colon Cancer
See this article.
Cancer Type #8: Kidney Cancers
a. Kidney Cancer
See this article.
Cancer Type #9: Liver Cancers
a. Liver Cancer
See this article.
Cancer Type #10: Immune System Cancers
a. Spleen Cancer
See this article.
The Rest of the Ivermectin Cancer List
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Information on IVM Dosing and Sourcing
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