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Author  Topic    suedan4447 1 Posts Posted - 10/11/2010 :  15:13:55     I am using Curaderm for a lesion on the side of my face and one on my nose. It's hard to do when there is virtually no one to talk to who knows about the product. I've talked with Bionational.com but they are distributors and really don't know any more than their site states, and sometimes they don't even agree with that. My nose lesion has completely gone but the area is deep red, the skin is peeling away as if sunburned and the site is riddled with tiny white dots. The lesion on the side of my face is larger. I've put Curaderm on it for about 2 weeks now at 3 times per day. The whole area is now a dull white on the surface and is still draining. What does the white coloring mean? marsha 122 Posts Posted - 10/11/2010 :  23:24:21     Iv'e used curaderm for 3 or 4 years.I think the white spots are the cancer, I asked a derm. about them and he said yes he had seen cancer dots white. In my opion you have to keep putting the curaderm on until it heals up and then keep putting it on for a week longer. I did 4 large(1 in.) spots on my face and they healed great. I did one very deep ssc on my nostril.It too healed. I am having a hard time with some spots on my nose that are very deep. I cant seem to beat. I'm trying some new approches on some spots on my hand, curaderm, petty spurge,and washing with baking soda.They have white across the tops of them. Dont use arm and hammer because they put aluminum in it. Read the blogs. Heirsolo 32 Posts Posted - 11/09/2010 :  17:29:19     I come across this video in youtube and hope to share with everyone using Curaderm BEC5. See link below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dr3cTJjRfVE    Topic

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