Alternative Skin Cancer Treatments...Curaderm It Works!

I have just posted the Curaderm skin cancer video and pictures here: Curaderm Skin Cancer Video and its effectivenss at successfully treating non melanoma skin cancers such as Basal and Squamous cell carcinomas. Curaderm can also be used to successfully treat Actinic Kerotosis. Curaderm is the only all natural skin cancer treatment that is proven and has already met and exceeded some of the federal guidelines to be registered and approved by the FDA...more info can be found here: Curaderm Skin Cancer Video

Just a quick update to say that although the baking soda treatment on my skin cancer proved to give the best results over every other home remedy for skin cancer that I have tried it did not successfully cure it.

So, I finally decided to give the Curaderm a try a I must say I am totally impressed! Although it was a bit scary at first as it almost instantly reacted with my skin cancer and began swelling and turning red...guess it was working!

There was pain but is was manageable with a few Extra Strength Advil. Although my skin cancer was only about the size of a pencil eraser there was obviously more beneath what I could see.

After about 6 weeks i am left with a small crater in my nose a bit smaller than a dime and it is healing nicely. Currently it is filling in and hopefully will be completely healed in a few more weeks leaving only a very small slighly pink scar.

I only wish I had found Curadern sooner as it would have saved me much worry and stress.

If you have skin cancer and your doctor has told you that surgery is the ONLY option I suggest that you at least show him more information about Curaderm Skin Cancer Treatment and see what he thinks.

For me, the surgery that would have had to be done would have left me with a much more noticeable scar than what I have now and if I ever am diagnosed with skin cancer again you can bet that Curaderm will be the first thing I try!

Ok I said I would post again when I had results of what I was using to treat my skin cancer and as the title of the post says it was plain old baking soda!

I have made a page on my website about this as there I have included a research article on sodium bicarbonate and cancer as a treatment and it is too large to post here. I have also included a brief section on how exactly I used the baking soda.
Heres The Link:
Baking Soda Successfully Treated My Skin Cancer

As I mentioned before I am always researching different alternative skin cancer treatments. I found a few natural treatments and some that arent natural but are none the less safe.

Personally I am not big on conventional medicine. Doctors are too eager to elect surgery or write persriptions and nowadays it seems there is a pill for everything. Most of these pills have side effects that can be worse than the affliction there are meant to treat.

So for me, looking for alternative treatments for anything that ails me is something I do before I accept the treatment the doctor recommends. I also make sure I research all I can BEFORE I try any treatments whether they are natural or chemical.

With that being said, I have found a few various alternative treatments that I have tried, am trying and will be trying before I go ahead with the Curaderm.

I will be listing these alternative treatments on my website and also discussing my success with them. Currently I am trying two treatments I found research on. They are both natural treatments and are both harmless.

Im not going to tell you what I am using just yet because I want to be 100% sure before I recommend anything. I will be posting all of the alternative skin cancer treatments I have tried and also the ones I am currently trying once I find out the results.

I will tell you though that after having this lesion on my nose for a little over a year the treatment I have been using for the past 3 days is making a difference. The lesion has gotten smaller, less red and has dried out when before it would ooze every now and then ( I know...its gross).

The lesion use to be slightly raised and now it is flat with a small crater in the middle and looks to be healing with healthy pink skin. Sorry to go into so much graphic detail but I cant describe it anyother way and those of you with skin cancer I know will be able to relate and understand.

I wish I would have taken pics from the start but I really did not think that this would work but it does seem to be doing something. I will see if I can get the wife to take pics and I will put them on my website along with the alt cancer info sometime this week.

I make my living with online marketing and have just released a new product so I am a bit busy but I will post here when the website is updated.

Thanks
Joe

I have been doing much research on skin cancer and alternative treatments
since being diagnosed myself and although it is a scary news to get from your
doctor I will tell you that most forms of non melanoma skin cancers can be
treated with a great deal of success using conventional methods. The only
problem with conventional methods is that most if not all procedures are
invasive and require surgery. If my skin cancer had been anywhere but on my face
I most likely would have opted for a surgical procedure for removal but because
of the location of the cancer it forced me to do research on alternative
treatments which is when my friend introduced me to Curaderm.

I will also be posting all relevant information and research on this product as
well as my own results. Other alternative skin cancer treatments will also be posted here. If you would like more information regarding Curaderm
you can visit
http://www.curadermskincancertreatment.com

Well I was going to post this the day I seen the doc but I just wanted to see if I could get my mind of this cancer thing for a bit but I didnt have much luck with that lol.

The doc recommended Mohs surgery as the cryosurgery didnt seem to work. I really do not want to go through the Mohs because of the location of cancer so I mentioned the Curaderm to him and he daid he had never heard of it. Which wasnt suprising considering it is only available in Australia by perscription and not in any PDR used by Canadian physicians.

He was however intrigued and wanted more info which I am going to supply him with. I did contact one of the treatment specialists named Bruno and he was very helpful with all the questions I had.

My biggest concern was that if I use the Curaderm and there are deep rooted cancer cells or if the cells are throughout a good part of my nose would I lose my nose lol...It does sound kind of funny when typing this out but believe me this is what concerns me the most.

I was told that the Curaderm will only affect the cancer cells while leaving healthy skin tissue intact but my concern was if Curaderm does in fact seek out cancer cells then what would happen if the cancer cells has spread throughout my nose.

I was assured that even if the cancer did spread by applying a small amount of Curaderm ONLY to the lesions opening that it would not work its way through my nose but instead would draw the cancer cells out through my lesion.

I asked how many people he is currently treating with Curaderm and was told 42 people and they are having great success. Those he has helped in the past also had a very high success rate.

I can live with a little scarring but I dont know how I would deal with losing my nose and it has happened in some skin cancer cases. I know, I should think positive but its in my nature to always assume the worst and anything above that then becomes a bonus.

I will be ordering the Curaderm this week and should recieve it the following week and then once I see the doc again and show him all the info I have researched and the Curaderm itself and see what he has to say. He said he would also be researching Curaderm on his own.

So most likely I am going to try the Curaderm before I opt for Mohs but the doc did say he wouldnt know how much he would have to remove during the surgery until he was actually in the process.

I will post here again when I recieve the Curaderm or if any new developments arise.