Re: [Spam] Re: Skin cancer salves

[Guest guest]

I'm no expert, but I wouldn't (and didn't) hesitate to use it.

When I wanted to use it on the breast, I did prior work to try to get my

body to a state where it would handle any rubbish (arising from anything

unexpected that happened) as well as possible.

In the event nothing showed up, but I had been taking herbal stuff for a

long time before that, so who knows - if it was tiny enough it might

have disappeared anyway, if it was ever there to begin with. Also, I

had been using iodine off and on for a long time. Also Enar and

electrical (6 v battery with leads) off and on.

What I wanted to be prepared for mentally was if it was connected to

anything bigger inside the body cavity. What if it all came pouring out

of any aperture that might open up to let any possible tumour out?

In the event, that didn't happen. But I would have preferred that to

any other excision despite any pain in any case.

But on somebody else, it might be a bigger job than just a little skin

cancer loosening and dropping off. What if a skin cancer was just a

metastasis of something inside the body? I don't know how much pain

that might cause . . .

Even so, I would still go that way first, rather than last.

As you are in effect using it just as a diagnostic tool, the end result

might be nothing, or a little red skin for a day or two. But DH has to

have informed consent and be willing to take what comes, ethically, I

guess. Would he take or apply Lugol's iodine or Magnascent iodine? If

it is something other than cancer, that might be enough to fix it, and

could only help in the case of cancer anyway.

Rowena

On 27/02/2010 4:38 AM, Sandy wrote:

> Hi Rowena,

>

> My husband has several questionable places on his back and why I bought the

Cansema in the first place. I haven't used it on him yet because he does not

take pain very well. If it did not pain your husband then maybe it will not pain

mine and I can use it on him. I used the DPC on 2 small places on my fingers

that had scabs and would not heal...had them for almost a year. It hurt quit a

bit [they did swell and make a pus bump then a cavitation] and I can take pain

really well but I'm happy to report the scabs are gone with not even a scar. I

think Cansema is a Godsend.

[Guest guest]

I have explained all the pros and cons of using Cansema including letting him

read the testimonials. He wants to do it but until now I've been reluctant

because for some it does cause pain.

I have not tried iodine or magnascent on his spots. I have found pictures on the

web that looks like his and it claims those are melanoma and I've shown them to

him. I have also explained it could be nothing at all in which case the cansema

will do nothing.

My husband is not into healthy eating except what I cook for him but he has to

have his sweets. He also is not into natural supplementation or herbs. I cannot

get him to go to the doctor to have his spots diagnosed so I'm afraid I will

have to doctor him in the best way I know how.

Thank you for your suggestions about the iodine...I'll give that a try and see

what happens. When and if I use the cansema I will start out with his smallest

spot only doing one at a time and take it slow to see what happens. If it dioes

prove to be cancer I'm hoping I can convince him to eat healthier.

Sandy

I'm no expert, but I wouldn't (and didn't) hesitate to use it.

When I wanted to use it on the breast, I did prior work to try to get my body to

a state where it would handle any rubbish (arising from anything unexpected that

happened) as well as possible.

In the event nothing showed up, but I had been taking herbal stuff for a long

time before that, so who knows - if it was tiny enough it might have disappeared

anyway, if it was ever there to begin with. Also, I had been using iodine off

and on for a long time. Also Enar and electrical (6 v battery with leads) off

and on.

What I wanted to be prepared for mentally was if it was connected to

anything bigger inside the body cavity. What if it all came pouring out of any

aperture that might open up to let any possible tumour out?

In the event, that didn't happen. But I would have preferred that to

any other excision despite any pain in any case.

But on somebody else, it might be a bigger job than just a little skin cancer

loosening and dropping off. What if a skin cancer was just a metastasis of

something inside the body? I don't know how much pain that might cause . . .

Even so, I would still go that way first, rather than last.

As you are in effect using it just as a diagnostic tool, the end result might be

nothing, or a little red skin for a day or two. But DH has to have informed

consent and be willing to take what comes, ethically, I guess. Would he take or

apply Lugol's iodine or Magnascent iodine? If it is something other than

cancer, that might be enough to fix it, and could only help in the case of

cancer anyway.

Rowena

[Guest guest]

It does hurt.