Re: Re: taking iodine transdermally

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Hi Sandy,

depending on where it is there may be other approaches you can use.

There is a black salve (made in Australia!) that I read about - but I was not game to use anything so close to my eye, so I had the biopsy and the surgery.

http://www.eathealthybealive.com.au/eathealthybealive/OnLine_Shop_-_Other_Products.html?gclid=CLStjqO3iq4CFSlLpgod8wzR3g

Re: taking iodine transdermally

Has anyone tried painting Lugols (I have the 5%) on basal cell skin cancer's ?

I am hoping by putting a drop or 2 on a skin cancer BCC several times a day it will halt its progression. I know it has to be cut out at some time but I didn't want to go into hospital with a open wound.

Sandy

[Guest guest]

Sandy,

I have a history of getting basal cells on my legs and I have always had them surgically removed, until a few months ago,when a new one cropped up,and I decided to give the lugol’s a try. I painted it on for about one month, one drop per day, and voila, it’s gone. This was on my forhead near my hairline, but since I wear bangs, it was always concealed. I would give it a shot if I were you.

Pam H.

From: Marsh

Sent: Monday, February 06, 2012 5:05 PM

iodine

Subject: Re: Re: taking iodine transdermally

Hi Sandy,

depending on where it is there may be other approaches you can use.

There is a black salve (made in Australia!) that I read about - but I was not game to use anything so close to my eye, so I had the biopsy and the surgery.

http://www.eathealthybealive.com.au/eathealthybealive/OnLine_Shop_-_Other_Products.html?gclid=CLStjqO3iq4CFSlLpgod8wzR3g

Re: taking iodine transdermally

Has anyone tried painting Lugols (I have the 5%) on basal cell skin cancer's ?

I am hoping by putting a drop or 2 on a skin cancer BCC several times a day it will halt its progression. I know it has to be cut out at some time but I didn't want to go into hospital with a open wound.

Sandy

[Guest guest]

A friend of mine used that black salve on a cancerous spot on her forehead. It took care of it but hurt like the dickens!

Buist, ND HC

Re: taking iodine transdermally

Has anyone tried painting Lugols (I have the 5%) on basal cell skin cancer's ?

I am hoping by putting a drop or 2 on a skin cancer BCC several times a day it will halt its progression. I know it has to be cut out at some time but I didn't want to go into hospital with a open wound.

Sandy

[Guest guest]

People are definitely using Lugol's on skin ca and reporting success. You're

not going to

make it worse with the iodine, it's totally worth a try. Some folks are using

10% Lugol's in a

tincture form (sometimes called " strong tincture " ) to get more strength. I do

believe the two

sellers on ebay that I trust sell 10%, or you can make it yourself.

But again here is Pam who used regular Lugol's (did you have 2% or 5%, do you

know?)

with success.

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On 6 Feb 2012 at 21:08, Pam Hopmann wrote:

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> Sandy,

> I have a history of getting basal cells on my legs and I have always

> had them surgically

> removed, until a few months ago,when a new one cropped up,and I

> decided to give the lugol´s a try. I painted it on for about one

> month, one drop per day, and voila, it´s gone. This was on my

> forhead near my hairline, but since I wear bangs, it was always

> concealed. I would give it a shot if I were you.

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> Pam H.

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> From: Marsh

> Sent: Monday, February 06, 2012 5:05 PM

> iodine

> Subject: Re: Re: taking iodine transdermally

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> Hi Sandy,

> depending on where it is there may be other approaches you can use.

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> There is a black salve (made in Australia!) that I read about - but I

> was not game to use anything so close to my eye, so I had the biopsy

> and the surgery.

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> http://www.eathealthybealive.com.au/eathealthybealive/OnLine_Shop_-

> _Other_Products.html?gclid=CLStjqO3iq4CFSlLpgod8wzR3g

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> Re: taking iodine transdermally

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> Has anyone tried painting Lugols (I have the 5%) on basal cell skin

> cancer's ?

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> I am hoping by putting a drop or 2 on a skin cancer BCC several times

> a day it will halt its progression. I know it has to be cut out at

> some time but I didn't want to go into hospital with a open wound.

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> Sandy

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