First, I'd like to say using colloidal silver was not successful for me with skin cancer. Maybe it takes much longer for results, but we didn't get it. I wish I kept my big mouth shut. Since the FDA/FTC already had their way with them, go to www.lanelabs.com SkinAnswer. Active ingredient is glycoalkaloids. It is a prescription drug in Australia; made illegal to sell otherwise. Of course, dermatologists rarely if ever prescribe it, but were the principal proponents to regulate it. I wonder why? It works by causing the cancer cells to digest themselves. It is a slow going process, the only side effects being a slight stinging for the first 10 minutes or so after applying. I first heard about it through Dr. David Williams M.D. There is another class of anti-cancer agents called escharotics. You can go to QuackWatch if you want to read how "unsafe" they are. One product is called Cansema www.altcancer.com . I've never used it, but know people that have. There are many in the escharotic classification. If you wish to read more, go to www.cancersalves.com . The product I'm most familiar with is C-Herb www.path-to-health.com . Dave is a friend of mine that is well respected in the medical community, although many I'm sure don't like him. Ingredients: Black Walnut Hull, White Oak Bark, Burdock, Mineral Salts and water. No, it does not use acid, and does nothing when contacting normal cells. I've tried to duplicate the formula without success. Any chemists here want to help me out? Touching metal ruins it. C-Herb works by exposing the virus or non-self cell to the immune system, thereby causing a rapid response to destroy them. I've used it to remove moles, warts, skin cancer and internally for Candida. Caution is warranted for internal use for fungal infections because it can be quite aggressive. I have a friend whose wife used it for Hepatitis C. It is advised to take an immune enhancer with c-herb. My father had basil cell carcinoma of the nose, extended out to the cheeks. It was biopsied and suggested course of action was "reconstructive surgery", which is code for cutting off the nose; a 4 hour operation. We used C-Herb and SkinAnswer. Little or no pain, no scarring, no more skin cancer and he kept his nose. Another friend's mother used c-herb for melanoma externally, then took it internally. Surgical removal of skin cancer is a crap shoot. Until they figure out a way to shrink themselves down to the size of cancer cells, there is no way they can "get it all". I know a man that had 37 operations for skin cancer. He died. One more product is called Cantron. Again, if you believe QuackWatch, go for it. Although illegal for promoters to say so, it is used for external applications. Classified as a supplement, it is forbidden to use externally....ok? It works different than c-herb. I've never used Cantron for skin cancer, but for moles they basically just crumble and flake off. The key is to keep the area moist at all times; that can be a challenge. Nevertheless, it does work. I have nothing to sell, and information provided is based on personal experience, or that of people I know. The reason I do not sell anything is so I can freely (at least for now) exchange information without being prosecuted for making claims without FDA approval. Until they totally scrap the First Amendment, I will continue to do so. If there are any medical clinicians that see red by what I say, tough. Tell it to the judge.
----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2002 2:09 AM Subject: CS>Re: Rant (#86) > > Skin cancer is the easiest of all to eliminate. I've used it several > > times. > > > > What is "it"? > jr > > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: > [email protected] -or- [email protected] > with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > >
