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seborrheic keratoses 16 Jan 2012 21:16 #10323

larainlalaland
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Does anyone have any experience with treating Seborrheic Keratosis (SK) with MMS?

Seborrheic keratosis (seb-o-REE-ik care-uh-TOE-sis) is a common skin growth- it is benign (not cancer). These growths often appear in middle-aged and older adults.

One day I took a look at my back and I suddenly realized I had a ton of these-- these are not cancerous but they do not look good! You can treat each one with Apple Cider Vinegar or hydrogen peroxide but I have so many that it would take a year!

I have looked all over the internet and cannot seem to find the CAUSE-- and I am wondering if taking MMS might knock out a virus or fungus (candida?) that may be at the root of this problem!??

Thanks so much-- any feedback would be appreciated as I am too young to have to hide my back for the rest of my life !!

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Re: seborrheic keratoses 16 Jan 2012 22:08 #10326

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3702	I don't know for sure, I have them on my thighs, but haven't done anything because they haven't bothered me. You could try the skin spray - or the skin spray with a little DMSO. I may try this myself, just to see <G>. Nothing has been written about it in the books, other than under the very general heading of skin problems. The following user(s) said Thank You: larainlalaland
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Re: seborrheic keratoses 17 Jan 2012 02:35 #10339

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I looked up an image of Seborrheic Keratosis and they look like what I had all over my face. I took an egg plant (large ones) and cut it up into chunks and put it in a large jar. I covered it with apple vinegar cider and let it sit in the fridge for 24 hours then drained the liquid off. I lightly scrubbed my face with a pumic stone, then used a cottom ball to rub the liquid on my face. Within 2 weeks half of the spots disappeared.

MMS did fade the spots somewhat but when I stopped taking mms every day, they gradually came back.

Kahlon

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Re: seborrheic keratoses 19 Jan 2012 01:04 #10460

larainlalaland Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 1	Thanks so much for the reply !! SO appreciated!! How did you even know to do this protocol?? What do you supposed the eggplant does? You only did it once?? Once again, thanks soooo much !!
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Re: seborrheic keratoses 19 Jan 2012 01:08 #10461

larainlalaland Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 1	Thanks so much for responding !! Please let me know if you try this-- I am first going to try the remedy below with eggplant ! I am so new at this I don't know the protocol for the skin spray or how to use it with DMSO.....where can I find the directions for that!? Thanks again- happy 2012 !!
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Re: seborrheic keratoses 19 Jan 2012 02:49 #10464

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I found the eggplant protocol by searching on the internet. I am not sure if it is the eggplant or the apple cider vinegar that makes it work. I think the reason either works is because with the pumic stone you break open the brown spots and then the substance can enter the spot and start making them disappear.
I did it every day for 2 weeks and then it started disappearing.

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Re: seborrheic keratoses 19 Jan 2012 06:39 #10473

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Hi! All the protocols are available online at
www.jimhumble.biz

or in Jim's most recent book, The Master Mineral Solution of the Third Millennium - It's also available online, and the first 50 pages or so are available as a free download.

The skin solution is to take 10 drops of MMS and activate it with 10 drops of the 50% citric acid, wait 20-30 seconds and add 1 oz of water. Put it in a spray bottle, and spray it on the keratoses.

You can either spray or dab DMSO on top of the MMS spray - It will have the MMS go into the body deeper. Be sure not to use rubber or vinyl gloves. You can use a 70/30 solution (30% water, 70% DMSO)

Here's the skin protocol from the website mentioned above

www.jimhumble.biz/18-skin-care.html

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Re: seborrheic keratoses 03 Sep 2012 23:09 #22495

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Kahlon, just wanted to thank you for taking the time to give me your protocol for SK's [seborrheic keratosis].

Based on your recommendation, I searched in the internet --and saw that the apple cider vinegar plus eggplant mixture can get rid of skin cancer even, so I made a batch-- I soaked the chopped up eggplant in the vinegar (put in fridge) and then after 4 days, blended it up. Asked my mom to apply to my back for five days--and they reduced by like 50%.....I am thrilled. And it got rid of the biggest one completely because I could reach it myself and I applied the mixture myself for another four days and it just fell off-- it was the size of a fingernail...so very unsightly.

Anyway, thrilled...going to try the MMS baths now as some others suggested as it will be easier to reach...

Just wanted to let you know, and to give hope to others!!

Thanks a miilon!!

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Re: seborrheic keratoses 03 Sep 2012 23:12 #22496

larainlalaland Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 1	Thanks so much, Pam! I tried the apple cider vinegar -eggplant protocol I got from Kahlon-- and it worked very well and very quickly. May try the MMS bath as I need help on my back... Thanks a million!
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