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Author  Topic    Barnsie New Zealand 4 Posts Posted - 08/04/2017 :  18:21:13     I have been recording the effects of a dehydroascorbic acid (DHAA) plus ascorbic acid serum on a variety of skin conditions and have noted remarkable success with a Basal Cell Carcinoma and am midway through recording the results of a second case with dozens of medium sized and small lesions. The full article with much more detail and photos of both cases at link http://www.vitaminc.kiwi/basal_cell_carcinoma_vitamin_c_serum.htm Case Study One After Four weeks Treatment With DHAA Vitamin C Serum: [size=.5] 51.29 KB After Six Weeks Treatment With DHAA Vitamin C Serum: 59.94 KB BCC After biopsy at six weeks after starting treatment 9.02 KB Six Weeks After Biopsy and 12 Weeks after Starting DHAA Vitamin C Serum Treatment of One to Two Drops Twice Daily Complete Remission, no scarring. Just small puckers from biopsy stitches. This is 5 months ago and still no recurrence. 45.33 KB[/size=1] Edited by - Barnsie on 08/12/2017 19:44:08    Topic

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