The FDA to the rescue

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The FDA has come to our rescue again. Curaderm is an ointment that was compounded by an Australian physician to help eliminate skin lesions or basal skin cancer (Non- melanoma) . A group of physicians in Arzona had set up a consulting practice advising persons on the usage. I have personally used the cream. I recently ordered a tube. Although it is rather expensive at around $150 per ounce it works very well. It had to be shipped from outside the united States for personal use although it was ordered from the physician's website at www.curaderm.comAll we have to do is watch the drug commercials on television to view all of the sometimes deadly side effects that are often more serious than the reason a person is taking a medication. But just let some physician treat someone with an alternative, harmless, therapy particularly cancer and see how quickly the FDA and the mailine Cancer quacks react.We can all be grateful that iodine works so well on such a broad front. But hold your breathe. They will be breaking down doors and arresting doctors if it becomes to available and popular. Currently there are plans to restrict vitamins and health items under new FDA guidelines.I received a notice that they had to shut down sales. They are currently attempting to reverse this action. They had also developed a sun screen that not only healed lesions but prevented them.