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Health See other Health Articles Title: vitamin C has actually been shown to successfully treat basal cell skin cancer In yesterday's e-Alert, "Law & Disorder" (9/25/08), I told you how vitamin C has actually been shown to successfully treat basal cell skin cancer. Here's what a few HSI members have to say about this remarkably easy, effective, and inexpensive treatment for the most common form of cancer. 1280donna: "I read it so I tried it...mix a pinch (a little bity pinch!) of vitamin C powder (you can smash a vit C pill) with a drop of water in a spoon, making a paste, then spread it on your face...the bad spots (basal cell carcinoma?) will burn, but as soon as it dries it quits burning, I rewet them, to let them burn again. In just three days (application once a day) the spots fall off. You can't feel it in the good areas. Anyone else tried this? Or heard of it? Make sure you don't get any near your eyes!" A member named Ari Gato responds by posting a November 2007 news item about treating basal cell cancer with topical vitamin C. You can find the article ("Topical Vitamin C Stops Basal Cell Carcinoma") in the news section on the website orthomolecular.org. Scorpiotiger: "Ari, what is your opinion of the combo I have been using on my skin: aloe gel vitamin c crystals MSM (for better skin absorption) "The aloe gel I use has added A, C, E, and herbs (but I'm sure the amounts are minute). The vitamin c dissolves in this pretty well, and it goes on very nice. I use this with no skin reactions. And my skin is pretty sensitive." Ari Gato: "I think the aloe and C should be helpful. I recall Dr. Perricone mentioning that pure ascorbic acid could be a bit harsh or irritating, to the skin. But, it seems as though you're not reacting to it in that way. Maybe it's the combination that makes it more soothing, than irritating. Apart from not noticing any skin reaction, have you noticed any improvement in the condition or appearance of your skin?" 1280donna: "Another thing I read, is that vit C is unstable, so if you mix more than you use be sure to store it in the frig. I wonder...these lotions and potions with vit C in them...they don't say to refrigerate, so the vit C is inactive? "Scorpio, I'm betting that the vit C in your aloe is dead. It burns if it's alive. After the potion has dried twice on my face I put my face cream on, which reactivates it again, until the cream dries." Don: "Vitamin C has a half-life of about 4 hours in water, so it is best to make it up as you use it." Scorpiotiger: "I've read about DMSO helping with absorption, and that MSM is a form of DMSO, (and this is what I had in the house), so I added that to the concoction. And I find it makes my skin very smooth." Ari Gato: "I'm not entirely convinced that MSM is as effective a carrier as DMSO. But, it'll likely produce anti-inflammatory effects and it's sulfur content could have some healthful effects for the skin. Plus, MSM may also provide a buffering effect. So, all told, I'd say it looks like a pretty good ingredient list. And, results rarely lie. Smooth is good." Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
#1. To: richard9151 (#0)
I've used powdered vitamin C and water on my cat's skin growths and they go away. I haven't confirmed that it's cancer - but my cat is 15 years old.
That is pretty impressive. Makes sense. From some that I have read, it really does not have to be cancer; it can be just about any type of parasitic problem. Nothing bad seems to like Vitamin C, while nothing good hates it!
When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either quit being mistaken or cease to be honest. ++++++++++ Attention, Shrub; A life of evil is ultimately a life of wretchedness.
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