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Author  Topic    Apple Seed 27 Posts Posted - 10/25/2015 :  06:22:14     Hi, just thought this might interest some people. For around seven months in 2014, I was prone to incidents of skin cancer (on fingers, face, back and chest). I removed these with Cansema and/or bloodroot paste. After the last incident (about a year ago) I read online somewhere in a forum that omega 3 fish oils have been linked to cancer. That shocked me as I had been taking these oils for three years before my first skin cancer appeared. So when I heard this news, I immediately stopped taking these oils, and have had no incidents of skin cancer after almost a year. Before I stopped, I was getting incidents of skin cancer every month or so. I can only tell you that this worked for me. Maybe, the cause of my skin cancer was ONLY due to fish oils, and not the sun etc. For others this may not be the case, so I’m not telling people to stop taking these fish oils. Edited by - Apple Seed on 10/26/2015 08:28:07    Topic

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