Morning Summer,
I read the comments here about getting rid of moles with CS. My mother has
a very large mole on her thigh. Doctor said it wasn't malignant but that
there's no way to get rid of it.
Typical Idiot Doctor !
I'm thinking using CS would be worth a try. Does she have to keep it
soaked with CS constantly, for example soaking a cotton ball and taping it
to the mole?
It should not take that much devotion. Likely the more applications per
day would make the removal quicker.
Should she use a CS salve instead of liquid CS or maybe in addition to?
The mole I removed was 1/4 X 5/16 and located in the corner of the
eye. It had been growing for a few years and began to bug me.
I used some vitamin E mixed with CS. The oil did not combine with
CS so it was a mixture instead of a solution.
Using a q-tip, I only applied this mixture once or twice per
day. Seems it was about 5 weeks before it simply fell off.
Actually, it started becoming unattached to the skin a little at a
time. Then each day and each week the attachment holding it became smaller
and smaller. During this time, the texture of the mold changed a bit from
a living texture to a dead leathery texture.
I think that by the time it was completely unattached, it was virtually
dead tissue.
After all, it cost an arm and a leg to try this. Nothing ventured,
nothing gained.
Wayne
