Ideal Response
Case HistoryPlease be advised that some of the pictures are not suitable for all visitors to this site.
Case history #1 shows escharotic use in an undiagnosed situation. It is typical of the type of response that is possible when a mass is detected early and skillfully treated by a relatively well-informed lay practitioner. Though growths differ enormously as do pastes and responses, this case history is useful because it shows what is possible when a condition is treated fairly early and with resolve.
These pictures were sent by a patient with a history of breast lumps, undiagnosed. She used a salve she made up herself based on information received from several different persons. The first picture shows a mass that dropped out onto the poultice when the dressing was removed. The picture was taken on the ninth day of treatment. She discharged a fair number (more than a dozen) of these masses, many of them larger than the one shown. |
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Have no fear, the treatment sites
heal up magnificently!
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taken on day 29. |
I got a letter from her mother saying that her family would never be able to repay me for my help—but they have because I rejoice in these happy endings. For the record, I have stayed in touch with the family. It has been a number of years since the daughter used this process. She has gone on to study naturopathy.
Practitioners
Case histories #2 & 3 have been moved to a password protected area of http://www.cancersalves.net. Health care practitioners can provide appropriate professional information and receive the required words to access this site.
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