A question of balance, and which is right

[Guest guest]

OK,

I've heard a lot of talk about the PH effecting certain mold or fungal

problems. I've used White vinegar for some things, but I hear talk about using

baking soda also, however if I remember my chemistry correctly, Baking soda

raises the Ph, (alkalinity), and vinegar, (acetic acid), lowers the Ph. Which

was is the right direction in treating fungal infections, skin rashes, etc.?

I have a skin cancer on my forehead, cannot afford a doctor, and our local

doctor I last visited said, " Come in when you have some money and we'll remove

that, otherwise, don't worry about it. He's a real nice guy, but for some

reason I have no desire to go back, sorry... That is beside the point. I've

been treating it the past few days with white vinegar, about the same way one

might treat a fungal infection. It is getting darker, the top layers of skin

appear to be blistering a little, but I don't know if this is good or bad.

Worst thing that could happen is I will have to go get it removed, which is

inevitable anyway.

Just in case this should work, I am taking a photographic journal of it, if

it doesn't work, it will make a good article of what NOT to do. LOL...

Has anyone else tried this?

Dan

Dan & Carmella