Re: salves (was What to do....Stupid Question?)

[Guest guest]

Escarotic salves can be quite effective (especially for prostate, breast, & NHL)

but tend to be extremely painful, particularly bloodroot ( " bloodroot BURNS LIKE

THE DICKENS! " ), and it's a very bad idea to start using a salve and then stop

prematurely.

I'd consider using a salve ONLY if I had a very high pain tolerance and was

working under the strict guidance of a competent practitioner knowledgeable and

experienced w/the use of cancer salves.

[Guest guest]

I disagree. I used it and it did burn like hell for the first 24 hours. I tried

it again after the lump was removed and felt nothing and nothing happened. I am

using it on a wart on my hand now. Slow going but this this is resistant to

coming out. Went and had it froze out and it came back etc. Doesn't hurt a bit

Everyone is different. And I did it myself as I had no one to help me. Scared

the shit out of me.

Cheri

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> Escarotic salves can be quite effective (especially for prostate, breast, &

NHL) but tend to be extremely painful, particularly bloodroot ( " bloodroot BURNS

LIKE THE DICKENS! " ), and it's a very bad idea to start using a salve and then

stop prematurely.

> I'd consider using a salve ONLY if I had a very high pain tolerance and was

working under the strict guidance of a competent practitioner knowledgeable and

experienced w/the use of cancer salves.

>

[Guest guest]

I am not sure if I stopped prematurely. I contacted the people who provided it

(alpha omea labs) and they said if I had it on for two days and nothing happened

then it's probably not cancer. Maybe scartissue. I didn't feel a burn, pain or

pulling. It didn't hurt at all. I have a high pain tolerance so I figured I

could hack it. It is a small lump as well so not so scary. It doesn't really

change what I will be doing now though so I will leave it for now.