Natural Basal Cell Carcinoma Treatment / Natural Squamous Cell Carcinoma Treatment
Many of the treatments that work for melanoma skin cancer do not work for non-melanoma, basal cell carcinoma (BCC) or squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). That being said, BCC and SCC are also not viewed with quite the same level of fear as melanoma. People who receive a BCC or SCC diagnosis are often given some time to think about what treatment they want to pursue and explore all the options. But finding a cure for BCC or a cure for SCC is challenging in today’s world. A lot of money has been put into covering up the cures for these types of skin cancer. Nonetheless cures do exist.
In this discussion, we’re going to talk about the use of a broccoli-sprout-mush that contains sulforaphane, a dietary isothiocyanate. Sulforaphane works at least in part through the release of reactive oxygen species medicines that kill cancer cells, but sulfur is one of the main “ingredients” in the production of melanin, the substance that gives our skin, hair, and eyes color. Melanin protects the body from UV light, but it also absorbs positive forms of radiation from the sun and the environment. While the general rhetoric among doctors today is that sunlight exposure is bad for the skin and that it causes skin cancer, in fact, sunlight exposure is regarded as beneficial for many diseases and when the body is properly nourished, sunlight is even healing for skin cancer and other skin problems like psoriasis.
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The Budwig protocol is a cancer protocol that was developed by Dr. Johanna Budwig to cure cancer. It includes a special smoothie recipe combined with time spent in the sunlight (without sunscreen) drinking the smoothie. This protocol combines well with the broccoli-sprouts-mush that we talk about below.Additionally, if you tend to burn easily or if your skin has been exposed to radiation for cancer treatment or if you’ve burned your skin severely in the past, consider eating a Mediterranean diet in addition to working with the Budwig protocol and make sure that you consume a lot of cooked tomatoes daily. Cooked tomatoes contains lycopene, a cancer-prevention nutrient that helps the body produce healthy melanin. Healthy melanin, in turn, can make the skin resistant to sunburns and any negative effects from sun exposure while also preventing the development of all kinds of skin cancer.
The broccoli-sprout-mush that we talk about below also protects the skin from the negative effects of sun exposure which can make it possible for BCC / SCC patients to make use of the positive effects of sunlight exposure and the forms of radiation from the sun that are healing rather than damaging.
Finally, if you have any form of skin cancer, be sure to learn a bit about German New Medicine. German New Medicine acknowledges that all types of cancer are rooted in trauma and in order to fully overcome the disease, the trauma has to be released and properly integrated. People with skin cancer tend to have some form of trauma related to "shame". Most cancer patients are not conscious of the original trauma although some people are consciously aware of what might have caused them to develop skin cancer specifically. If you are unfamiliar with trauma-informed therapies like Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing / EMDR, brain entrainment and guided meditation for cancer, alpha-theta therapy, craniosacral therapy, or sacred medicines like Ayahuasca that work on many levels to cure cancer, click here to read a bit about what trauma is, how it feels, and how it can be treated.
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Natural Treatment for Basal Cell Carcinoma / Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) is one of the most common types of skin cancer that originates in the epidermal layer of the skin. While squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) takes shape in superficial layers of the epidermis, basal cell carcinoma originates in the deeper layer of keratinocytes. The lesions, known as actinic keratosis, are sometimes regarded as early stages of squamous cell carcinoma. In any case, BCC and SCC share a lot in common and both respond to the treatment described below.
If you’ve been diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma, you should know that trichoblastoma and trichoepithelioma are benign tumors that are sometimes mistaken for basal cell carcinoma. If your BCC or SCC does not respond to broccoli-sprout treatment, it’s possible that you have a different type of skin problem that has been misdiagnosed. Doctors do sometimes misdiagnose these disorders so this is something to keep in mind.
While ultraviolet light exposure is often blamed for the development of basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma, in fact, a lack of lycopene in the diet (lycopene is absorbed easily by the human body from cooked tomatoes) is often a core issue in the cancer patient’s diet. Lycopene is a nutrient that protects the skin from negative radiation from the sun. As you begin treatment consider adding more cooked tomatoes and/or a lycopene supplement to your diet.
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Known causes of BCC and SCC include:
- Old burn scars
- PUVA therapy for psoriasis
- Local radiation therapy
- Arsenic exposure
- Smoking
BCC is typically a local type of cancer that only rarely metastasizes. A BCC tumor can become very large and it can ulcerate though. SCC, on the other hand, is slightly more likely to metastasize in about 4% of cases. Both BCC and SCC progress in a similar manner in most cases and both respond well to the treatment described below as long as the patient is consistent in applying treatment regularly as described below.
Note that to overcome BCC using this form of treatment can take a year or longer so you have to be committed to doing your daily treatment and be consistent about applying the local remedy daily. If you apply the broccoli sprout “mush” in an inconsistent manner or for a short time and then give up on it, you can actually promote cancer growth and spread so use an aggressive, intense approach with this BCC / SCC treatment and don’t give up until it resolves completely. Continue with the treatment for 3-4 weeks after the last sign of a tumor.
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Natural BCC Treatment / Natural SCC Treatment
Begin with a brief application of freshly ground or sliced garlic cloves. Apply this treatment only for 30 minutes to 2 hours at the most and for less time if it causes uncomfortable burning. Avoid burning the skin with the garlic, if possible. If your BCC or SCC is prone to bleeding or burning, do not apply the garlic at all. However, garlic application can be particularly useful if the BCC / SCC lesion burrows into the skin or is covered by a thick layer of crust or skin that might prevent it from making contact with the broccoli-sprout mush that we describe below. In other words, use your best judgment regarding the use of garlic cloves. They are powerfully anticancer, but if you burn your skin using garlic, it may thwart a sustained efforts with the broccoli sprouts by producing discomfort that’s too intense for you to continue with the treatment.Use broccoli sprouts. Broccoli sprouts that are 3 days old are best. Juice the sprouts using a mortar and pestle so that the medicinal agents in the sprouts can be released. Retain both the juice and the pulp as both contain the compounds necessary to cure BCC and SCC. Put both the pulp and the juice back together and mix thoroughly to produce a wet, pasty, and mushy substance. It will be messy, but you’ll need to apply this wet paste to your BCC or SCC without using any kind of cotton or gauze. The gauze and cotton fibers tend to absorb the medicinal agents and prevent them from touching the skin. So you’ll need to figure out a way to apply the treatment over the BCC or SCC lesion with saran wrap to try to prevent the liquid from escaping to increase the local concentration. Change the mush treatment every few hours to ensure deep saturation with the active medicinal agents if possible. Many patients leave the dressing with the mush and saran wrap in place overnight.
Prepare the mush fresh every time. Do not attempt to store it in the fridge as the medicinal potency will be diminished. No need to seek out organic broccoli sprouts. Regular, cheap broccoli sprouts will also work if that’s all you can find.
Continue with treatment for at least 4 weeks after the visible lesion has disappeared. Some patients are able to get rid of BCC or SCC within just a few weeks. Other people must persist with treatment for a year or longer to obliterate the lesions.
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What to Expect Using This Natural Treatment for SCC and BCC
This treatment works slowly over time and BCC and SCC tumors evolve and change as the treatment progresses. The lesions may produce ulcers or become sensitive such that you have to stop treatment briefly. They may dry up and then return in a new location. This is common and the treatment should be continued daily and include hours of administration of the broccoli-sprout mush unless skin sensitivity and pain prohibits it.The broccoli-sprout mush does not burn into the skin the way that black salve and other escharotics do, but rather they leave healthy cells unharmed. This treatment with the broccoli sprout mush does not produce scars, but often, patients find that the deeper BCC tumors emerge from hiding as treatment progresses. If the tumors shift and change in response to treatment, the treatment is working and you should continue even if an old tumor or lesion goes away and new ones seem to emerge in a new location. Don’t get discouraged. These BCC / SCC tumors / lesions are likely connected to each other and as one tumor goes away, the other tumors begin to be impacted by the broccoli-sprout mush medicine.Note that this treatment does not work on non-cancerous, benign tumors or warts.
What to Do If You Stop Seeing Progress with BCC Treatment or SCC Treatment
If you have been working with the broccoli-sprout mush for a long period of time an you feel like the tumors are no longer responding to treatment, replace the broccoli sprouts with turmeric for a little while and then after about 4 more weeks of treatment, switch to green tea for 4 weeks of treatment.Turmeric Paste for BCC / SCC
Find high-quality turmeric and make it into a paste using organic, cold-pressed apricot kernel oil or cold-pressed, organic grapeseed oil.
Green Tea Treatment for BCC / SCC
Dip a green tea bag in hot water for a few seconds and then administer it topically to the BCC or SCC wet. Do not allow the green tea to sit in the hot water for longer than a few seconds to let the fluid escape from the bag with medicinal agents.
Alternative Approach to BCC / SCC
Some people rotate between the broccoli-sprout much, the green tea-bag treatment, and the turmeric oil every 2 weeks with success. The key though, is to be consistent with treatment. Do treatments daily and make sure that your BCC / SCC is medicated with the broccoli-sprout mush, green tea bags, or turmeric paste for 2-8 hours of every day.
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