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[quote][i]Originally posted by TwilaTharp[/i]
[br]Hope I'm doing this right - want this to go under Skin Cancer topical treatments.  
I'll keep it simple.  About 7 yrs. ago had diagnosis of squamous cell on my nose.  I was suspicious of the diagnosis and that the doctor might have done something to cause this when she biopsied.  If not that, she should have known better than to cut into an area she claimed was squamous the minute she looked at it.  Enough said.  I've tried lottsa stuff, including pyroxide which would deter it for a while.  I'm red head complexion and my skin reacts violently.  I started Tamanu oil and it's definitely doing something to hopefully cure this. I use cold pressed, organic Tamanu.  The natives where this comes from refer to it as God's Tree because of the healing qualities. The Vitamin E + Tamanu Oil mix that I got originally didn't work well and irritated my skin. The top part of my nose has improved considerably now and the inner edges of the nostrils and septum (where it started) are involved.  I douse it a lot with my finger - easier and more practical.  Also taking Zinc, Vitamin A - when I went off the Zinc I could see it had poor effect on the ability of my skin to heal.  Also take Ubiquinol which does wonders - mends cells, gives you energy.  If this does work, I am not telling any doctor about it - I've already been asked.  They will seize it, put the price up and all the other rotten stuff that they do that is anti-healing.  Sorry to be bad tempered.  But I'm definitely a DIY type and have had enough of doctors who are incompetent.  Good luck everyone.  This is a great forum.
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Posted - 11/07/2015 : 22:58:12

Hope I'm doing this right - want this to go under Skin Cancer topical treatments.
I'll keep it simple. About 7 yrs. ago had diagnosis of squamous cell on my nose. I was suspicious of the diagnosis and that the doctor might have done something to cause this when she biopsied. If not that, she should have known better than to cut into an area she claimed was squamous the minute she looked at it. Enough said. I've tried lottsa stuff, including pyroxide which would deter it for a while. I'm red head complexion and my skin reacts violently. I started Tamanu oil and it's definitely doing something to hopefully cure this. I use cold pressed, organic Tamanu. The natives where this comes from refer to it as God's Tree because of the healing qualities. The Vitamin E + Tamanu Oil mix that I got originally didn't work well and irritated my skin. The top part of my nose has improved considerably now and the inner edges of the nostrils and septum (where it started) are involved. I douse it a lot with my finger - easier and more practical. Also taking Zinc, Vitamin A - when I went off the Zinc I could see it had poor effect on the ability of my skin to heal. Also take Ubiquinol which does wonders - mends cells, gives you energy. If this does work, I am not telling any doctor about it - I've already been asked. They will seize it, put the price up and all the other rotten stuff that they do that is anti-healing. Sorry to be bad tempered. But I'm definitely a DIY type and have had enough of doctors who are incompetent. Good luck everyone. This is a great forum.

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