RE: Amazing Home Remedy for Skin Cancer - Amazon Black Salve
We've heard lots of great things about this stuff. I've not used it nor do I know anyone personally who has (until now!! ;) ). But I wouldn't hesitate to get it if I thought I had skin cancer.
BUT
Always make sure you find a reputable source. Stuff labeled similarly has been known to eat away at vast swaths of skin, sometimes even going deeper into the body.
Unfortunately, the naysayers have a lot of ammo because of this. They'll generalize and scare you out of using black salve because of the horror stories. And some of the horror stories are real, because the black salve wasn't good quality. Our dermatology friend will likely find something like this article, denigrating it as quackery. It is not. But some recipes are.
Also, if the tumor is of any size and depth, the separation of the cancer tissue from the healthy tissue will be pretty disgusting. It can literally leave a hole, but the hole will be void of cancer cells. They shrivel up and fall out like a sort of plug, leaving a wound that can heal naturally.
Thanks for sharing this, bro. And I'm glad you found a good source that worked well for you.
Yes, I have heard of the "black sheep" who sell bogus formulas. Alpha Omega Labs actually has a program to provide users who have been swindled by charlatans with "the real thing" at a very discounted price. They also report that they believe some of the phonies have been government supported, intentionally, to discredit the real process.
Glancing at the derogatory article you linked to, I found this statement:
As someone who has now actually used the authentic product, it is clear to me that this is a bald-faced lie, or at the very most charitable, a complete misunderstanding resulting from researching some other product that is not the product sold by Alpha Omega Labs. It was absolutely obvious to me that the salve only killed the malignant skin, leaving sound flesh unscathed.
As far as literally leaving a hole - Yes! a nice, big hole devoid of cancer cells! And the very cool and amazing and wonderful thing is that my body knew how to "grow back" that hole and fill it with sound skin! Wow! How cool is that! :) :) :)
Yep. I suspect, if not a lie, a huge effort to paint as bleak as possible in an irresponsible fashion. That's pretty much status quo for the medical industry though. :(
Yeah, I've seen some of the images of major holes, where a huge plug sort of dries up and falls out. It's pretty amazing. Some of the breast cancer treatments from this stuff are gross to see, but phenomenal in the outcome. I'd use this over "conventional" treatment if I had skin cancer.