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Author  Topic    krissy 45 Posts Posted - 02/11/2008 :  15:13:29     Hi all! Ok 5th day of treatment-the castor oil/baking soda mix and vitamin c mixture left my skin way too raw, like bleeding. Swithed back to the egg plant mixture this morning. I told my mom what is happening and she is urging me to go the doctor but I am afraid because all they will do is cut a huge chunck of my skin out then charge me like $1000.00. Anyway already the pearly tiny bump turned bright white, from the egg plant mixture. A white so bright it is like chalk. I am going to keep uesing the egg plant for this week. If anyone would like to post to me I welcome it, I would like to hear how others are doing. Buyeeeeee krissy 45 Posts Posted - 02/18/2008 :  13:09:15     I am now useing Black Walnut tinture on my nose and it "looks" like it has killed my skin cancer. People it truely is amazing-and in such a short time! With in hours the tiny pearly bump just started to shrink. Now it is a scab. I cancelled my doctors appointment. Bye!    Topic

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