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I am sorry I don't want to bother you again with my predicament, but as a summary I had a foot melanoma, big, a year ago, removed by surgery and then recently developed the same in a lymph node that was also excised by surgery. PET Scan clear, but we know that cancer is a microscopic disease and it can show up anywhere, if the immune system falters. And how I, prompted by that momentous melanoma testimonial video in You Tube by a certain "Mark from Thailand" when he arrested Melanoma Stage IV with MMS, started on my own almost 3 months ago. Protocol 2,000 all the way.

Never chemo, radiation, Interferon, etc.

Lo and behold, I thought it was the end of it, but 2 small masses developed right on the same previously-affected foot. I thought at first they were varicose veins - wishful thinking - but ultrasound showed they were not. If it looks like melanoma, it is near the original lesion...what do you think it is? No brainer.

I had a biopsy scheduled 10 days ahead. I injected the masses with CDS using a hypodermic syringe for insulin, saw the stars! I forgot to raise pH of the CDS which is too low, this I did using MMS and DMSO (5:1 ratio CDS to MMS) to pH 6-7, injected them again and again, saw a few less stars (Al's Protocol, ha, ha).

A nasty immune system reaction followed. Not quite as bad as you would have from applying black salve, for example, but nasty enough.

Doctor called me yesterday, both biopsies were negative. Pathologist could not establish carcinogenicity, nor found any spindle cells (a sign of fast-dividing cells). However, one mass has presence of suspicious pigmented cells.

Suspicious pigmented cells? Melanocites, which are at the base of melanoma.

My take? It was melanoma all right and it was destroyed by the CDS/MMS/DMSO.

A friend of mine had similar melanoma obliterated in her ankle by a doctor using hydrogen peroxide, so I knew that the chemical principle was correct.

I am now expecting the arrival this week of Black Salve (formerly known as cancema) from Ecuador. I have also ordered all ingredients to do it at home, according to Ausie video that gives out the recipe.

Will post pics here of the results from Black Salve, I think it will excise what is left right out.

I received the Black Salve from Guayaquil, Ecuador yesterday (formerly known as Cansema). Applied according to instructions for 24 hours. This I did to the lesion where the pathologist found many inert melanocites. For those who don't know, berserk melanocites are the cause of melanoma, and they have no business being in a small cavity under the skin of the foot. Why were they kaput, meaning not dividing as good old cancer cells do - with no presence of spindle cells? Because of the injections of DCS/MMS.

Here is a pic after 24 hours. Notice the core center (outer yellowish ring around darker center), which is about the size of a pencil eraser starting to form. This is the one that should become darker, brownish, and later be expelled out. I applied a second layer of black salve till tomorrow.

Pain? You betcha, I had to take 2 Advil to be able to sleep. That's a good sign, meaning the stuff is doing its job.

I use Herb Healers Amazon products, including black salve, also. It works very well if you aggressively go after the cancers.

Definitely Charles, thanks for the input.

Great feedback Thank you.

I have also had my own experience with the black salve/bloodroot/indian mud. I also feel that the saturation i gave my body in mms/dmso/mms2 zapped my cancer so fast that may possible left my tumour as a inactive mass as when i did 3 applications of the salve which pulled 3 masses out but left behind the tumour. Stray cells from around the area and even my lymphatic system.

There is even a tonic version which i also took for a month. I gave the mms a break whilst i did the 3 courses of salving which took a full month start to finish as i re-applied as soon as the scab came away. That is pretty painful just to warn you if you try it.

Well done and all the best on your healing and self discovery journey.

Thank you Utopia.

Yes, the Black Salve seems to discriminate and only act against neoplastic (cancer) or similar cells/tumors, leaving alone healthy tissue.

The tonic version you referred to is called Tonic III. I am ordering that this week as well.

The whole thing is painful but the alternative, surgery, is not only more traumatic, but it does not capture all the cancer cells. This is obvious when you study the many pictures available from testimonials that more often than not show satellite clusters that come up with the black salve but that could not be fathomed by any surgeon, thus in most surgery cases they are left behind and return later on.

I am doing the black salve together with MMS1 and MMS2.

Day 3, redness, pain, the eschar starts to get defined in the center. Pus around it from the immune system action. Notice those one or two satellite spots with pus, those that a surgeon would never know they existed.

Hi pejereal44!

I have a lymphoma in the neck, but i have the swelled lymph nodes under the skin. Do you think black salve can help me taking orally or putting it on the skin?

Hello Iversonpi!

1) Orally: From my recent extensive research, I have found that Caton's Herb Healers in Guayaquil, Ecuador, from where I purchased the Amazon Black Salve I am using (formerly known as Cansema), has a tonic that is a tumor reducer, which they market as Tonic III. Testimonials seems to show its potency. See the link here for purchase: www.herbhealers.com/store/cansemar-tonic-iii-8-fl-oz.html.

2) Topically on the Skin: There are many testimonials that show that Black Salve will work on large cancer tumors and lymph nodes cancer tumors. However, they definitely recommend that for a tumor the size you show on your neck, it be done with the help of a practitioner, naturopath, or similar, and the availability of narcotic analgesics, as over the counter analgesic like Ibuprofen won't be enough. See here a sequence of pics in a video by Nirvana Anderson from Australia, using Black Salve, notice the large melanoma on the neck, the lymph node tumor near the neck:

My best wishes to you!

Al in Miami, FL.