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Author  Topic    Mark 36 Posts Posted - 07/13/2009 :  19:43:42     Just ran across this article and found it interesting. Has anyone ever tried putting some Jalapeno or other chili pepper juice on a cancerous area? Might be worth a try: http://chattahbox.com/science/2009/05/06/jalapeno-peppers-show-promise-as-treatment-for-cancer/ By the way, i haven't posted here in a long while. As a background for those who haven't seen my posts, i went to a natural doctor and got rid of BCC about a year and a half ago. Its still gone, no others have appeared. I would still highly recommend going to to a natural medicine doctor if you haven't already. It seems everyone is unique and the trick is to find out why YOU have cancer. thanks01 USA 170 Posts Posted - 07/29/2009 :  17:29:58     I have started a new thread on the chief ingredient of Jalapenos, CAPSAICIN, often sold in various brands of arthritis cream. I did this because I think it will be easier to follow. People may not realize why the topic here called Jalapenos? was started. This topical cure is an interesting thread to follow. Thanks to Mark for entering a new idea to the forum. http://www.topicalinfo.org/forum/topic.asp?whichpage=1&TOPIC_ID=562#2101    Topic

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