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PeopleOnTop's avatar

I've been using the IverX cream on my ears and temples (areas that the dermatologist usually freezes once a year due to pre-cancerous lesions). I won't know the results until I see the dermatologist later in the fall.

I've also used it on age spots (liver spots) on my forearm and back of my hands. My thinking is that these spots are due to skin damage due to long term (decades) sun exposure damage that does not turn cancerous. The forearm spots are getting close to non-existent (very light) after a few months. The back of the hands were started more recently but I can see fading.

I am also trying on warts but cannot say yet whether there is any improvement.

I did try on a rash that was likely due to poison ivy or poison oak contact. It cleared the rash in a few days.

Katarina Christoforou's avatar

I was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in 2024. I started taking Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, and the NHS offered 2 years of Immunotherapy. My latest batch of scans show that the cancer is no longer metastatic, all I have is a tumour in the lung. The NHS are thinking of offering me surgery with a view to a cure...

Markus's avatar

My son had skin exactly like the baby in the video but it was entirely due to allergies. Once he was tested on the advice of a coworker we found he was allergic to many foods including peanuts, eggs and dairy. If you know anyone with a child suffering with the eczema like the one in the video, please have them checked for allergies first. My son cleared up 100% once he was kept from the foods causing the problems. And I do think all his allergies came from vaccinations.