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Olushola On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 8:18 AM, Neville <one.red...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Several months ago I wanted to get some response to a question about Basal > Cell Carcinoma on the bridge on the nose. Well, no answer was the > response. Only one response, forget who it was, but basically said without > having a Biopsy I would have no idea if it was a BCC. Since then a Biopsy > was done, identified as BCC. > > > The person in questions had a skin graft on the nose last week, spoke to > the surgeon today to get the stitches out and spoke about the report from > another biopsy done on the piece of meat from being removed. > > > I asked the question today regarding...(1) Did it contain cancerous cells, > (2) Were the offending cells still live, (3) dying, or (4) in fact dead? > He could not answer, only to say it *did* contained cancer cells. He > explained they had no idea if the cells were alive or dying due to > laboratory testing kills cells anyway, perhaps 'staining' the meat to > enable cancer cells to be visible. Hmmm, not much help to me, but, the > nose was slowly being eaten away, put home made silver on it several times > each day for a few months under a bandaid, then since the last 2-3 months > the eating of the meat stopped and appeared to be completely clear, (it was > an open wound originally) only left with a 'dent' on the nose. > > > I was not able to ascertain the fact that the cancer was stopped, of > course I could not speak about my treatment, professionals here won't speak > of it anyway, mainly because they would not hear of any 'quackery' outside > of mainstream. He said BCC's *could* still be underneath the 'skin', to > which I asked if there would be any witness marks or indicators the cancer > was still growing under the skin, he said it could still be there, but > could not answer if some witness marks indicating growing of the cancer. > Hmmm, again, that wasn't helpful either? > > > I am now forced to believe the silver actually killed the BCC, due to the > fact that the meat had stopped being eaten away about 2 months or so ago. > Nothing else was spoken about, so I am confident, in the light of the fact > that no answers was forthcoming today, the BCC was killed about 2-3 months > ago, by my silver. > > > If anyone can contradict my supposition, or give me better information on > BCC's I am willing to hear it. > > > N. >
