Re: Re: Basal cell --spots on face

[Guest guest]

Please don't put 35% hydrogen peroxide on age spots. It will eat your

skin. If there is a growth of some kind, a person would want some tissue

destruction (and I'm not suggesting anything here for that). Age spots are

just part of the skin, you don't want to do anything to destroy tissue

there. I use 35% hydrogen peroxide for some things, but it's incredibly

potent and inappropriate for age spots.

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At 10:15 AM 1/15/2010, you wrote:

>Anne,

>Where do you find strong food grade hydogen peroxide? I wonder if it

>works on age spots. I was going to try iodine on them, maybe peroxide

>will work without the iodine stain.

>Thanks,

>Sherry

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

I agree, I have it (35%0, and one wants to be extremely careful. Best for

safety is to mix it down to 3%.

Having 35% around can be ****very!!! dangerous for children also.

If one searches the archives here, there have been a number of posts on

using iodine for these also, that may help.

Bruce

----- Original Message -----

From: Baker

Please don't put 35% hydrogen peroxide on age spots. It will eat your

skin. If there is a growth of some kind, a person would want some tissue

destruction (and I'm not suggesting anything here for that). Age spots are

just part of the skin, you don't want to do anything to destroy tissue

there. I use 35% hydrogen peroxide for some things, but it's incredibly

potent and inappropriate for age spots.

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[Guest guest]

And may I say, I *dilute* the food-grade peroxide for use as an occasional

dental rinse and even further as a nasal spray. --

At 03:14 PM 1/15/2010, you wrote:

>Please don't put 35% hydrogen peroxide on age spots. It will eat your

>skin. If there is a growth of some kind, a person would want some tissue

>destruction (and I'm not suggesting anything here for that). Age spots are

>just part of the skin, you don't want to do anything to destroy tissue

>there. I use 35% hydrogen peroxide for some things, but it's incredibly

>potent and inappropriate for age spots.

>

>--

>

>

>At 10:15 AM 1/15/2010, you wrote:

> >Anne,

> >Where do you find strong food grade hydogen peroxide? I wonder if it

> >works on age spots. I was going to try iodine on them, maybe peroxide

> >will work without the iodine stain.

> >Thanks,

> >Sherry

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

I used Cansema on my face, and it didn't make any holes.  I had a suspicious spot that the dermatologist removed.  It turned out be basal cell, and of course they recommended further surgery for margins (and CYA).  I bought the Cansema and tried it on that spot a couple of times with absolutely no reaction.

I bought it from Alpha Omega.  http://www.altcancer.com/can5.htm Good luck!~WP.S.  Make sure you are keeping your Omega 3s and 6s in balance (meaning you probably need to supplement a LOT with 3s).

On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 1:45 PM, coloredoctave <joanlulich@...> wrote:

 

One must be very careful using black salve on the face. It has eaten away people's faces. There is an article in the Well Being Journal, otherwise black salve is thought of a possible treatment for skin cancer.

Joan

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> > I am hoping someone can point me to companion nutrients / iodine /alts to help with this. I am looking at surgery if I cannot find a way to get these spots gone and fear I will look like a monster after the cutting is done. Thx. El

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> This is what I would certainly do . Take a look at the before and after shots

> http://www.herbhealers.com/cansema.htm

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> Karin

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