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Author  Topic    Linda skoug USA 4 Posts Posted - 04/08/2013 :  08:01:17     I started using sunspot when it was still the "skin cancer answer" in 2001. I found the book with this title the same time I had two moles turning purple. When I put the stuff on it exposed a large deep hole under the mole which seemed to go into the muscle of my shin on my leg. I kept putting the stuff on and cleaning it with peroxide until regenerated the new skin four months.. However this was only one spot. At this time my mother died and I was left with a home and a 1/4 million to experiment with. And so for the last 10 years I have been using this product and chasing the dragon! chasing the Dragon means trying to find the original spot to treat. Which turned out to be growing around my ear and all over my head and neck. Just this morning I can say I now know I can finish this off. I have treated my rectunm and vaginal areas with this stuff with amazing results. Inside the ears, the nose, the mouth, the breasts. Not randomly.....when I started treating my head and began breaking up the thick dead skin on the top of my head I found it broke loose areas and this bad fluid started going into my breasts. The Sun Spot on and under the breasts feels good and it seems to dry up and suck out inflammation. I only wish I could describe what is going on in medical terms. This is an amazing product. I have many photos and want to write a book on this stuff and how it found me...through my own art. Image Insert: 63.32 KB anivoc 668 Posts Posted - 04/08/2013 :  13:39:25     Hi Linda, Are you saying you are using Sunpot ES? Please clarify what you are using and how you are doing. Thanks, Tom Linda skoug USA 4 Posts Posted - 04/08/2013 :  17:28:59     Yes all of this was done with Sun spot ES. The thing is you can really control how deep you go by putting it on really thick four times a day, is optimal. this will follow the cancer and the way it is spreading whether laterally or deeply. As I know this can help stop squamous and basal cell it is amazing how deep this stuff will follow the cancer into the body. donaldsheldon 1 Posts Posted - 04/17/2013 :  06:29:39     This wound looks painful and bad. Have you read Dr. Tullio Simoncini's discussion on all cancer being a fungus? Has all of your cancer been skin cancer? What is your pH look like? Are you alkaline? Linda skoug USA 4 Posts Posted - 04/17/2013 :  15:51:57     Yeah, "cancer like a fungus grows" when I test urine I am usually 6.9. I live on Raw Meal for protein. I don't know about other cancer in me. I don't even know for sure if what I am treating is cancer. I know I found it growing deeply like a root that began inside my ear and it wound around coiling the hair on scalp so it began growing under the skin. So my head had grown large and became misshapen because of the hair growing an pulling under the skin. This grows down back of the neck and used to cause great pain until I removed the old skin and set the coils free. Has anyone ever heard of anything like this? Linda skoug USA 4 Posts Posted - 06/20/2013 :  12:09:35     hi i received a email message from alidealjimal but when i go to the forum nothing is there? anivoc 668 Posts Posted - 09/24/2013 :  08:03:53     Hi Linda...The post from alidealjimal was spam and deleted    Topic

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