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I have a large tumor in the breast. Аfter the first application of salve, the first crust went off, bared white peas of different sizes came up underneath. Currently I’m gradually applying the ointment one more time.
My first question: Does that white color peas indicate that cancer cells vanish or the initial colour of the tumor is white?
The second question: How long to apply the salve either as long as those peas go away or until no longer a scab forms?
I ‘m precautious about not leaving even the smallest MTS.
One more: An open wound area larges very quickly due to rejection of the layers that are under the skin.
So my question is how far I need to apply the salve on the edge, Is the salve able to eat away healthy tissues of the open wound?

ответ

In response to your questions . . .
First of all, Cansema does not cause healthy tissue
to escharize. You can do an experiment yourself :
put Cansema on a clear place on your arm and you
will see that you do not get an escharotic response.
You get irritation and some rubifacience, but nothing
more.

As to the "white balls," they can be either cancer
cell clusters or necrotic tissue that is a by-product
of the escharization itself. It doesn't matter, though,
because subsequent applications will tell you --
in terms of the level of sensation experienced --
where cancer still remains. It will take a series of
applications to remove the entire mass and ensure
that no remnant cancer cells are left behind.

The decavitations that are temporarily created
using the Salve to remove breast cancer tumors
can look unsightly, so if you have not done so
already, I would examine some of the breast cancer
pictorials / testimonials that appear in on our site.
(See : http://www.altcancer.net/cantest12.htm).
The latest of these is :

http://www.altcancer.net/cantest12.htm
(See Case # 052312 -- about 70% of the way
down the page).

Cathryn Caton, N.D.
Alpha Omega Labs