Before treating yourself with Curaderm it is a good idea to read all the articles on this website and it also is a good idea to read Dr Bill Cham’s (the inventor of Curaderm) book ”The Eggplant Cancer Cure”. This will help prepare you for treatment and will answer many the questions you may be asking yourself. You will than understand how Curaderm works, was discovered and how it was tested.
What is in Curaderm?
Curaderm contains: -
- 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.
How to use Curaderm?
- Wash the area to be treated with mild soap & water.
- Allow the area to dry & do not rub or scrub at the treatment areato much and make sure you wash your hands after cleaning the lesion.
- Remove your Curaderm from the fridge and open the bottle just before you are ready to apply it. Apply a thin smear of Curaderm to the lesion only, making sure you do not to apply Curaderm to other areas of the skin. If this does happen, please wipe away the excess and wash the area throughly.
- Areas near the eyes or lips should be treated very carefully. Be very careful to get Curaderm in your eyes.
- After applying Curaderm wash your hands.
- Cover the treated area with Micropore paper tape or similar.
- Close your Curaderm bottle and store the bottle of Curaderm in in the refrigerator. If you leave your Curaderm out of the fridge or it is exposed to high temperates, please follow these instructions to reconstitute your Curaderm: -
http://www.curadermbec5.com/what-will-happen-if-my-curaderm-bottle-is-exposed-to-high-temperates/ - Apply Curaderm twice a day following the above instructions.
- Your treatment time will vary depending on the depth and size of your lesion. Please read these articles and they will help you understand what to expect during treatment: -
http://www.curadermbec5.com/is-there-a-risk-of-infection-during-treatment-with-curaderm-bec5/
http://www.curadermbec5.com/how-do-i-treat-myself-if-i-have-numerous-lesions-2/
http://www.curadermbec5.com/how-long-will-treatment-take-with-curaderm/
http://www.curadermbec5.com/is-it-normal-for-my-leson-to-deepen-and-look-larger-during-treatment/
*It is also important to know that you can not use Curaderm if you are: -
- allergic to aspirin
- using any treatment/medication that makes the skin sensitised such as Cortisone, Prednisone or Roaccutane
*Please do not use Curaderm BEC5 if you are on treatments such as this. If you are unsure or concerned, please confirm with your doctor if any treatments you are taking may sensitise the skin.
*We recommend not treating an area larger than approximately 2 inches by 2 inches, unless you have been directed by your health care provider.
* During treatment, do not use sunlamps or tanning beds and also avoid sun exposure as much as possible during treatment. It is also import to remember to keep your Curaderm out of reach of Children and pets.
