Re: Vitamin B17 in apricot seeds - cansema on skin cancer

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" bob Larson " wrote: ...so, how's the skin cancer? what did you do about it?

B... special herbal paste ... This latest skin cancer was in fact my

FIFTH that I fixed by this

effective method in the space of 5 years. ...

I have just been attending to (and photographing) progress on a skin cancer

site on my husband's back. We use Cansema with DMSO. It was first

diagnosed as basal cell carcinoma in December 2005, and the Dr offered to

cut it out. Thanks to discussion on the Rife list and Silver List, I knew

just what to look for and was able to locate the Cansema in Australia.

The cancer exited, but not before my husband had knocked the top off

accidentally. This is not reckoned to be a good thing. However, the rest

of the cancer also came out, as far as we could tell, and the site healed

over. It left a scar about 15 mm across.

In May 2006 the Cansema was reapplied to the site where " something " was

happening on the left of the scar site. An eschar formed and came away.

At the end of December 2006 the left hand side of the scar circle was

treated again, and a semi circle of eschars formed and came away in about 12

days. Also, a small satellite eschar came away where the cansema had been

dabbed on a small defect " just in case " . Although it is recommended to

treat only one at a time, I did dab other sites while I had the Cansema out

as much by way of diagnosis as treatment. This tiny spot was the only other

one which ever reacted this way and formed an eschar.

Reminded by recent discussion, I suggested to my husband the other day that

I look at his scar again, and he said the site had been feeling

uncomfortable. A tiny spot in the middle of the scar looked different to

the rest of the scar tissue, and I applied the Cansema, at the same time

dabbing a dozen or so other defects of various kinds. A small dark dot

about 3 mm across has formed; no other places seem to have reacted.

It is very reassuring to have this little tub of Cansema on hand. I have

also been able to pass some on to a friend who had been cutting a " wart "

that would not heal. This was diagnosed as cancer, and an operation

arranged. She cancelled the appointment, which was to have been performed

by a very unpleasant man, applied some of my Cansema, and a little cluster

of small eschars formed and came away. She had found a practitioner she

trusted who was going to treat with light, but requested delay of the

treatment while she watched to see what would happen with the Cansema. He

was very cooperative, and impressed with the results; he helped remove the

eschar when she went back to show him, and confirmed that the treatment was

complete. He did not need to apply his own treatment. Her GP was also very

impressed with the results.

Rowena

[Guest guest]

...so, how's the skin cancer? what did you do

about it?

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> Reply from: B... special herbal paste ... This latest skin

cancer was in fact my

> FIFTH that I fixed by this

> effective method in the space of 5 years. ...

>

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Rowena's comment...

> I have just been attending to (and photographing) progress on a

skin cancer

> site on my husband's back. We use Cansema with DMSO. It was first

> diagnosed as basal cell carcinoma in December 2005, and the Dr

offered to

> cut it out. Thanks to discussion on the Rife list and Silver List,

I knew

> just what to look for and was able to locate the Cansema in

Australia.

>

> The cancer exited, but not before my husband had knocked the top

off

> accidentally. This is not reckoned to be a good thing. However,

the

rest

> of the cancer also came out, as far as we could tell, and the site

healed

> over. It left a scar about 15 mm across.

>

> In May 2006 the Cansema was reapplied to the site where

" something "

was

> happening on the left of the scar site. An eschar formed and came

away.

>

> At the end of December 2006 the left hand side of the scar circle

was

> treated again, and a semi circle of eschars formed and came away

in

about 12

>

> days. Also, a small satellite eschar came away where the cansema

had been

> dabbed on a small defect " just in case " . Although it is

recommended

to

> treat only one at a time, I did dab other sites while I had the

Cansema out

> as much by way of diagnosis as treatment. This tiny spot was the

only other

> one which ever reacted this way and formed an eschar.

>

> Reminded by recent discussion, I suggested to my husband the other

day that

> I look at his scar again, and he said the site had been feeling

> uncomfortable. A tiny spot in the middle of the scar looked

different to

> the rest of the scar tissue, and I applied the Cansema, at the

same

time

> dabbing a dozen or so other defects of various kinds. A small dark

dot

> about 3 mm across has formed; no other places seem to have reacted.

>

> It is very reassuring to have this little tub of Cansema on hand.

I

have

> also been able to pass some on to a friend who had been cutting a

" wart "

> that would not heal. This was diagnosed as cancer, and an

operation

> arranged. She cancelled the appointment, which was to have been

performed

> by a very unpleasant man, applied some of my Cansema, and a little

cluster

> of small eschars formed and came away. She had found a

practitioner

she

> trusted who was going to treat with light, but requested delay of

the

> treatment while she watched to see what would happen with the

Cansema. He

> was very cooperative, and impressed with the results; he helped

remove the

> eschar when she went back to show him, and confirmed that the

treatment was

> complete. He did not need to apply his own treatment. Her GP was

also very

> impressed with the results.

>

> Rowena

>

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