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Author  Topic    mtaylor 1 Posts Posted - 08/05/2008 :  14:09:26     I've been reading posts for about 6 months and have yet to post. I have a family history of skin cancer and have had 3 BCC's surgically removed, leaving nasty scars. So when a mole on my temple began to itch and burn, I knew I was NOT going to get butchered on my face, and I prayed specifically for an answer and found this site. I started treating my mole with the vinegar/eggplant solution and found some success( it itched like crazy and shrunk some). However, I had to stop, because for some reason my 4 month old would refuse to breastfeed while I was treating my mole. In the past month a small red spot has appeared near my mole. And it started to itch and pull again. So I set to work and treated it for two days with Co Q-10(applied topically) and then treated it aggressivly with plain apple cider vinegar (swabbing it 20-30x's a day) It peeled a nasty scab and has noticably shrunk, although it now bleeds(it had never bled before) and has a constant scab on it. The small red bump is almost completely gone. I also put aloe plant on it when the scab comes off. I think this is working. I appreciate everyone sharing their advice and knowlege, it has been a blessing to know that I am not alone and I can tackle this. Thank you. dan 611 Posts Posted - 08/10/2008 :  02:02:40     mtaylor, thanks for the post and we are glad to have you here! That's really interesting about the vinegar/eggplant skin cancer remedy being objectionable to your baby, but of course I also have no idea why. Please keep us updated on your vinegar-Co Q10-aloe vera remedy.    Topic

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