The New & Exclusive Curaderm BEC5 Skin Cancer Forum

We have decided to start our very own Curaderm BEC5 Skin Cancer Forum.

There is no real forum out there dedicated to Curaderm BEC5. We believe that a forum such as this could be a great community for people using or for people who have used Curaderm BEC5 to get together and share their experiences and advice or simply ask others for their advice and tips about treatment.

Curaderm BEC5 in many ways is a very little known treatment and we need to get the word out there in the community about Curaderm. This forum we believe is a great way for others to learn more about Curaderm BEC5 and discover why it is many other people Skin Cancer treatment of chose.

So lets get together and get posting and make this forum truly something great!

Think back to your treatment and remember how valuable a resource like this would have been to you when you had lots of questions during treatment such as what if, what about and how come.

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Why buy Curaderm from our website?

We are asked many questions by people that are not our customers and unfortunately we need to turn these people away to service our own clients.  These people are unable to get assistance from their place of purchase and this happens more often then you would think.

We are a distributor for Curaderm BEC5 (Curaderm) and not a wholesaler. So when you purchase Curaderm from our website, you are purchasing Curaderm straight from Curaderm Global Limited.

Curaderm Global has credited us for having one of the best advice website online.  so we know our stuff and can help you best when it comes to treating yourself with Curaderm.

We offer our customers support during treatment which most wholesalers do not as they do not specialise in selling Curaderm.

Since we are a distributor for Curaderm Global Limited, if we do not have the answer to your question, we will seek their consult and one of their experts will answer your question for you, this is something wholesalers cannot do for you.

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• Solasodine Glycosides (BEC) (active anti-cancer ingredient)
• Salicylic Acid
• Urea

Please note that the Salicylic Acid and Urea may irritate the skin of some people and may create some stinging or skin sensitivity.

Curaderm contain no fragrances or any other ingredients.

What is Solasodine Glycosides (BEC)?

Solasodine Glycoalkaloids are extracted from Eggplants and what we call BEC.  BEC is the anti-cancer agents found in Curaderm.

Curaderm was tested over a 25 year period.  This clinical testing & research involved basic research, pre-clinical and clinical research.  Dr Bill Cham is the inventor of BEC and the inventor of Curaderm BEC5.

How should I clean my lesion & how can I help the skin sensitive that some people experience?

There are many products that you can use to clean your lesion with during treatment with Curaderm.  Treating the lesion for infection during treatment is not always necessary.

Curaderm BEC5 contains Salicylic Acid & also Urea and these ingredients will help prevent you from any infection during treatment.

During treatment with Curaderm if you are concerned you have an infection or you are just concerned, please consult your Doctor or email us at admin@curadermbec5.com.

When undergoing treatment with Curaderm, people often think they have an infection but in majority of cases this is just the dead cancer cells. If you experience discharge or fluid during treatment with Curaderm it is mostly likely dead cancer cells that are being ‘mopped up’ by phagocytes (white blood cells).

If you would like to use a infection prevention product there are some suggestions: -

• Dettol
• Peroxide
• Mentholated Spirits
• Hibiclens

After treating the lesion with these products, please rinse the lesion with water and than dry completely (without rubbing the lesion) before applying the Curaderm cream.

Please note that some of these products can add to any skin sensitivity you maybe experiencing during treatment and may create a more intense stinging sensation. This is why it is best in some cases, not use any infection prevention products at all as Curaderm should prevent you from infection.

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Blog Contributor 1: - Well I have 14 weeks in on a lesion I have had for 7 years. It has grown slowly and I am grateful it is at my hairline and not visable. I am just beginning to see a slight bit of healing happen. I hate the burning but that also is less and less. What happens after this stage. The lesion is not as deep as it was or red but it makes me nervous. The part that doesn’t have skin on it yet is a yellow and if you try to take it away it is painful, almost like an ache. I am willing to put in the time and the pain to heal it up but am worried. I am grateful it is smaller but it is the size of a nickel so it has a very long way to go. I would appreciate anyone elses experience good or bad with curaderm. Thanks

Blog Contributor 2: - Hi Blog Contributor 1, I don’t have experience with curaderm but maybe have a few ideas to consider. Many topical treatments, especially single remedies, get bogged down and it becomes difficult to tell if there is progress or not. It is always a good idea to take pictures throughout the process to compare at a later date. Picture evidence can motivate you to keep going or switch tactics.

Curaderm works sometimes but it has not been a sure thing by itself. 14 weeks seems like you might be bogged down. You might consider combining another treatment or two to see if that speeds things up. If it were me, I would give orange oil a try (~$5 at GNC). Topical pancreatin enzymes with ammonia and aloe vera (or Cymilium) is another easy one to try. There are many threads in this forum on these remedies, the search at the top of the page can find them. Thanks for the post!

Blog Contributor 3: - Hi Blog Contributor 1,

Curaderm works successfully for me in treating numerous non melanoma skin cancers.

14 weeks is totally normal as you have had this for 7 years. There could be plenty cancer cells beneath that Curaderm is removing one by one which is why you are seeing yellow discharge or pus signifying dead cancer cells being eliminated and pushed out from your lesion.

Best not to remove the yellow by force it will naturally fall off! just apply Curaderm over it.

This elimination process will continue till there are no more cancer cells or yellow with only raw looking lesion then you will begin to witness healing even though you are still applying Curaderm.

It sounds that you are doing just fine and would suggested that if you ever needed support, you can contact the company who makes Curaderm ( Curaderm Global Ltd) +888 409 8351

I have contact them in the past and they were very helpful in advising and guiding me throughout my first treatment with Curaderm.

Thanks for your post!

Blog Contributor 1: - Thank you Blog Contributor 2 for the encouraging words. I feel a glimmer of hope now that I can see at the very top of the lesion there is a new look and more heathful look. I am thrilled to receive help and support i this regard as most would not understand taking this route vs. going to a dermo and getting cut. I am sure the sun exposure as a young person was the cause of the difficulties. I am only on tube number 2 and have one in the refrigerator when I am ready for it. I will probably order one more to keep on hand in hopes number three will be the charm. I hate the burning but it doesn’t last as long as it did at first so I am grateful. Again thank you for the post and the info.

Our response (CuradermBEC5.com): – Hi Blog Contributor 1,

I have had a lot of experience with Curaderm and I am more than happy to offer you my advice.

What you are experiencing is totally normal and I would not risk mixing Curaderm with any other treatment. There are a few reasons for this: -
1. If you are already experiencing skin sensitivity such as intense stinging, this will only add to the sensitivity of the skin causing further pain, which may become unbearable.
2. If the pain becomes unbearable and you stop treatment early, you will harden the skin and if you than resume treatment, treatment will be harder the 2nd time around.
3. You may cause scarring which is what you are trying to avoid by treating yourself with Curaderm. Curaderm is designed to not damage your healthy skin cells, other home remedies do not do this, they attack all cells healthy or cancerous.
4. Risk of infection by mixing in foreign and not sterilised ingredients.

Your treatment time is normal and it is always hard to predict how long treatment will take with Curaderm. It is normal for your lesion to grow a during the initial phase of the treatment as the Curaderm is destroying the cancerous cells that often extend under the surface of the skin further than the surface lesion. A skin cancer could be described like an iceberg, what you see of the surface is often a lot smaller than what is underneath.

Treatment with Curaderm could take a couple of weeks or it could take well over a month. The length of your treatment with Curaderm depends on how large the lesion is (and remember this is not just what you see on the surface). There is no fixed time for a treatment with Curaderm, you should only stop treatment when the lesion has completely healed over with healthy skin.

By continuing your treatment with Curaderm while you are healing, the pH of the Curaderm keeps the lesion safe from infection (and for the below reasons). Also, if you were to cease treatment early you could never know for sure exactly whether all the cancerous cells have been destroyed and could leave yourself at an elevated risk of a reoccurrence.

Another reason to keep treating with Curaderm until the lesion has completely healed is because this is how Curaderm was tested in the clinical trials, and if you stopped treatment early then your statistical chance of success may be lower than those published about Curaderm (which has been almost 100% in some trials).

As for this stinging, can I ask how you are cleaning your lesion? The reason I ask this is that some people add to their skin sensitivity by how they are cleaning their lesion, so how you clean the lesion can often be a big cause of the stinging. You also need to make sure that you do not rub or pick at the lesion as you may damage the healthy skin cells encouraging scarring.

There are many products that you can use to clean your lesion with during treatment with Curaderm but treating the lesion for infection is not always necessary.

Curaderm BEC5 contains Salicylic Acid and also Urea, these ingredients will help prevent you from any infection during treatment.

During treatment with Curaderm, people often think they have an infection but chances are this is just the dead cancer cells. If you experience discharge or fluid during treatment with Curaderm it is more than likely dead cancer cells that are being ‘mopped up’ by phagocytes (white blood cells).

As for the application of Curaderm, you only need to apply a thin smear of Curaderm to the lesion as you are near the end of treatment as you do not need to be as aggressive at this stage. This will also help with the skin sensitivity.

You will find with treatment, that once the Curaderm has destroyed all the cancer cells, the healing will take quicker than expected. So although they may look deep now and end of treatment seems a long way away, once the cancer cells are destroyed healing will progress a lot quicker. And 7 years is a long time to have had a lesion.

I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks,
www.curadermbec5.com

Blog Contributor 1: - Thank you Brooke for all your advise and encouragment. I use sterile saline to clean the wound. I continue to have a raw edge in different places. I hope I haven’t put too much curaderm on it. Maybe a thin layer would be better. How do you suggest it is applied. It is so expensive and try not to waste it. I started a week ago applying fresh three times a day and that seems to have made a difference.
I look forward to hearing from you and again thank you.

Our response (CuradermBEC5.com): - Dear Blog Contributor 1,

That is fine how you are cleaning the lesion. You can continue to clean this way or simply just use normal tap water, because as I stated before it is very hard to get an infection using Curaderm. Just be careful not to rub at the skin when cleaning to help with your skin sensitivity.

Your application sounds fine but as it does start to enter the healing phase, you may be better off just applying a thin layer only twice a day as you do not need to be as aggressive with treatment during this phase. Once you have entered this phase, Curaderm has killed majority of the cancer cells (and still will be killing some) and it is now being used to prevent infection and assist with healing.

If you need further help, or you would like to send me an email with a picture to look at, please email me at admin@curadermbec5.com, this will help me advise you better.

Regards,
www.curadermbec5.com

Curaderm BEC5 contains Salicylic Acid which is obtained from Willow Tree Bark and also Urea, these ingredients will help prevent you from any infection during treatment.

But of course of at any stage during treatment with Curaderm you are concerned that you may have an infection or you are just concerned, please consult your Doctor or email us at admin@curadermbec5.com.

During treatment with Curaderm, people often think they have an infection but chances are this is just the dead cancer cells. If you experience discharge or fluid during treatment with Curaderm it is more than likely dead cancer cells that are being ‘mopped up’ by phagocytes (white blood cells).

If you are worried and you would like to use a infection prevention product here are some suggestions: -

• Dettol
• Peroxide
• Mentholated Spirits
• Hibiclens

After treating the lesion with these products, please rinse the lesion with water and than dry completely (without rubbing the lesion) before applying the Curaderm cream.

Please note that some of these products can add to any skin sensitivity you maybe experiencing during treatment and create a more intense stinging sensation. This is why it is best to sometimes not use any infection prevention products at all as Curaderm should prevent you from infection anyhow.

It is unusual to get an infection during treatment with Curaderm, as Curaderm contains Salicylic Acid and Urea and these ingredients will help prevent any infection during treatment.

Please read this article for further information: -
Is There a Risk of Infection During Treatment with Curaderm?

But of course of at any stage during treatment with Curaderm you are concerned, please consult your Doctor or email us at admin@curadermbec5.com.

We recommend signing up for a Free copy of Dr Cham’s (the Inventor of Curaderm) e-Book “The Eggplant Cancer Cure” if you need to know or learn more about Curaderm BEC5.  Click here (www.curadermbec5.com/free-ebook).

Other useful links: -
How to buy Curaderm?
How long will treatment with Curaderm take?
How do I apply Curaderm? 

*Pus is typically clear, white-yellow, yellow, or yellow-brown fluid from a lesion.

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Curaderm has been tested over a twenty five year period.  Testing involved basic research, pre-clinical and clinical research.  Dr Bill Cham is the inventor of BEC and this BEC is found in his formulation known as Curaderm BEC5 (a treatment for non-melanoma skin cancers).

How was the Eggplant Extract (BEC) invented?

The fruit of the Devil’s Apple plant (Solanum Linnaeanum) was suspected in stockman’s folklore for many years to be a treatment for eye cancer in Hereford cattle. Folklore brought the plant to Dr Bill’s attention and encouraged him to begin his research, which would continue for over a quarter of a century.

Dr Bill set out in his research discover the active compounds of the plant.  This led him to discover and patent the purified glycoalkaloids mixture.  This is the mixture known as BEC.  He than established that the BEC was also present in fruit such as the eggplant.

Eggplant is members of the Solanaceae (Night Shade) family, classing them as relatives to the tomato, green pepper and tobacco.

The Solasodine Glycoalkaloids in BEC are currently undergoing trials in humans suffering from terminal internal cancers.

Can you simply eat eggplant?

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But the correct names for Curaderm is Curaderm BEC5.

There is only one company  that manufactures Curaderm BEC5 and that company is Curaderm Global Limited.

Curaderm Global Limited makes genuine Curaderm.  Curaderm Global Limited produces Curaderm in accordance with Dr Bill Cham’s formula and any other brand maybe a counterfeit and not made in accordance with Dr Cham’s tested formula.

It is unknown what may happen if you buy a counterfeit brand of Curaderm but you may experience side effects and you may not effectively treat you skin cancer correctly leaving behind cancer cells.  We would alike using a counterfeit Curaderm product to using  an unproven home treatment recipe: - http://www.curadermbec5.com/skin-cancer-at-home-treatments-revisited/

Curaderm BEC5 is white in colour and is a smooth cream like moisturiser. Genuine Curaderm comes in a small white plastic tube with silver writing and a grey screw top lid.

Beneath the grey top is a safety seal (metallic foil seal) for your protection.