i had an eraser-sized basal carcinoma for several years. i thought i had cured it with lugols iodine but it came back. i knew i didnt want to have it surgically cut out due to scarring this had done on a different previous BCC. i read about Curaderm in a suzanne somers book on natural cures for cancer and did online research on it for several weeks for deciding to try it. i wanted to make sure it was worth the cost.
i applied curaderm 3 times daily for 3 weeks and covered with surgical tape as directed. after day 3 the lesion began to enlarge, swell, and burn. it really looked awful and frankly i felt nervous. but because i knew this was normal i kept on. brooke from curaderm was so helpful and calmed my fears and gave me some helpful hints like not applying the cream to the entire red area (which was now about 2 ×2 inches) and just dab on area right on top of, around the hole. i also began only using warm water to cleanse area and not antibacterial soap which seems to cause more irritation. i applied coconut or codliver oil to the irritated red place around the surgical tape just over lesion. i also began to take high vitamin cod liver oil orally as i knew this would help my skin renew itself quicker. this greatly increased my comfort.
exactly 5 weeks after starting curaderm my BCC was gone! i was thrilled and recommending to everyone i talked to about my skin cancer. this is a truly miraclous product and i highly recommend purchasing from the curaderm website because of their fantastic customer service and a money back guarantee ( that you wont use!).
- lara, north carolina, usa
The first time I read about Curadermbec5 I wasn`t sure that a cure would be so simple. After two surgeries with bad results, not to mention the cost and scaring I decided to try Curadermbec5. I read the instructions and proceeded exactly the way they explained. At first it started removing the bad skin at the cancer area on my nose, that was the size of a pencil eraser. Then It got scary, theCuraderm started removing more and more what I thought to be good skin. I just kept adding moreproduct until at the end of about 5 weeks the skin on one side of my nose from the bridge to the nostril was gone. I wasn`t sure what to do next so I called customer support. After explaining what was going on to them, I was informed that it was working just fine, and to keep doing the same procedure only to cut back on cleaning the dead skin and reapplying Curaderm from three times a day to just two times. That conversation didn`t help my fears of ending up with one huge scare on one side of my nose. After the about week six I was cleaning the dead skin as per instructions when I noticed a patch of skin I thought I had missed the night before. I continued picking at it when a realized it was new skin growing back. Wow what a wonderful feeling I had. I ran to show my wife, and she said ya sure with that doubt`ful sound in her voice. After the second day of my discovery of new skin I noticed it coming back at a much faster rate. Within 2 weeks I had all my skin back and all healed up. I`m very happy to say outside of the bad surgery where the surgent cut two chunks of my flesh out in the wrong area, my nose looks great, and my wife agrees this time. I don`t know if Curaderm works this good with everyone, but It sure did a great job on me. I am 100+% convinced Curaderm works, and Doctors should use it as a first cure before surgery. We all know why they don`t. Oh and hears another note, I had that cancer on my nose for about 12 years and I even thought surgery was the only solution. Thank you Curaderm
- Jim
Just want to report I went to my doctor after treating four biopsy spots…on precancerous on my arm, a basal between my eyes (Mohs scheduled) and squamous on my hand and on my chest (Mohs scheduled)…I told my doctor I wanted to try Curaderm and he amazingly was ok with that…when i went back he was shocked…he wanted to rebiopsy my squamous spots and I was fine with that..just go the report back…negative…he didn’t want to biopsy in between my eyes..he said it looked like basal was gone….needless to say I’m out of my skin excited!!! The surgeries (even though my insurance would have covered it) would have been about $6000 if plastic surgery was needed…yahoo for Curaderm!!!! I do have an intent between my eyes and my chest is sscarred but I’m hoping with time they will look better….blessings
-E’Layne
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An amazing YouTube video of one’s mans basel cell carcinoma treatment. See below for more wonderful stories of success.
What is Curaderm, how to use Curaderm and Before & After Pictures
Iris from Australia
Iris a woman in her 50’s, was terrified.
Skin cancer had eaten away at her nose. All surgeon and dermatologist she had seen gave her bad news. Most surgeon refused to operate on her and others said treatment meant removing her nose.
Then she found Dr Bill Cham with his little-known treatment.
By the time she saw Dr Cham her cancer had spread to the cartilage in her nose.
The results after using Curaderm BEC5 were nothing short of miraculous. Iris healed quickly and after a few months of treatment, she had a beautiful and healthy nose again.
Look at these shocking photos:
It is very fortunate, Iris found a way to get rid of her skin cancer, without affecting her healthy skin cells.
Alex from Spain
I just want to thank you for everything. I am now cancer free as of about a week. Curasol worked perfectly just as you said on the superficial cancer and was of course easier and less painful to apply.
The whole process took 6 and a half months because there was always some new area reacting and opening up as a result of being close to curaderm. Unbelievable how loaded I was. I hate to think what that would have meant had I gone the conventional quack route. I probably would have ended up looking like the head operated man in Dr. Bill´s book.
I hope to keep in touch and you have another devoted friend in Spain should you or Dr Bill ever visit.
Please give my kindest regard to Dr Bill who deserves the Nobel prize for medicine.
Alex
Rick McAllister from USA
Early in the year I sent for 2 Containers of Curaderm Bec 5 so that I could treat a Basel cell carcinoma that been removed with surgery at my local hospital. The operation left me with a Keloid scar that kept itching all the time, my Doctor said not to worry about it but it was very uncomfortable. It was then I sent off to you for the Curaderm cream, and it worked a treat the itching has gone now, and, I’m pleased t tell you that my life is much better now, and I thank you for your help with the information you gave me.
Many thanks again.
Yours sincerely,
Rick McAllister
Lindsey McClough* from Australia
Lindsey McClough* is a 42 year old banana farmer and he was diagnosed with skin cancer near his eye. The doctor prescribed surgery but also warned that Lindsay could lose his eye.
He then decided to treat his skin cancer with Curaderm BEC. Soon after the cancer was gone. This successful treatment meant that Lindsey kept both of his eyes.
Barbara Christina Conrad from USA
Glad to hear your wonderful product is back on the available list.
Will recommend it to my friends. My nose healed up very nicely. Just a tiny scar that only I can see. I am saving the rest of the tube in the refrigerator.
Where would I be without you, probably not going dancing and looking pretty anymore.
Dankeschoen, Muchas Gracias.
Christina
David John from the USA
Having previously suffered a lesion at the site of an old smallpox inoculation, initially diagnosed as S.C.C. then B.C.C. which was removed surgically I developed another lesion on my forehead just on the hair line.
Not wanting to consult the medical profession for a number of reasons I tried Curaderm as instructed.
The treatment lasted for 2-3 weeks and the lesion was completely healed, all that was left was a slight reddening of the skin. I am obviously extremely pleased with the result and thank you for your help and advice.
David John
USA
Evan Miller*
Evan Miller* had severe SCC on his head. So he decided to treat it with Curaderm BEC5.
Within 8 weeks the cancer appeared to be gone.
Evan later bumped his head and needed to see his dermatologist. The dermatologist questioned Evan’s use of Curaderm BEC5, convincing him it was necessary to place a skin graft on the BEC5 treated site. Scared and intimidated by the doctor’s words, Evan agreed to the surgery.
After surgery, 6 skin tissue samples were biopsied and what the dermatologist found shocked him. No trace of cancer was found in any of the skin he had cut out.
The original Curaderm treatment from weeks 1 to 8. A punch biopsy confirmed the cancer was gone.
This was the skin graft the dermatologist had surgically applied over the BEC5-treated area. Six biopsies showed there had been no residual cancer to treat. Surgery had been unnecessary. BEC5 had already done the job.
T.W. from Alabama (USA)
I had numerous sunspots on my hands and arms. So far, I have treated sixteen spots.
They are all completely healed except for four. Those four are almost gone as well.
During treatment the spots did look really nasty. But now, you cannot, at all, tell where the healed sunspots were and there is NO scaring.
I am amazed with your product and would recommend it to those who have sunspots.
T.W.
Alabama
Richard Adams
I think the stuff works fantastic!
My dermitologist won’t talk to me any more since I didn’t spend $1000 for his surgery, but hey, that’s life.
Thanks,
Richard Adams
*Name has been changed
I am at the moment using curaderm. I have a BCC at the root of my nose and very close to my eye. I had a lesion in the center of the area surrounded by a red are before treatment. I have only been using the cuaderm for 3 days and I am worried about the applicatoion and cleaning of the wound. i used an antiseptic and a q tip to clean the area and a lot of the inflamed skin i mentioned was coming off with the q tip making the wound larger. is this to be expected.
Thanks
Dave
Hi Dave,
Please read these articles: -
http://www.curadermbec5.com/what-should-i-clean-my-lesion-with-before-applying-curaderm/
http://www.curadermbec5.com/is-it-normal-to-experience-discharge-or-pus-during-treatment-with-curaderm/
Thanks,
The Curaderm Team
Hello, I am a successful user of Curaderm. I read all the advice given when the medication arrived after spending time on this website. I have had a cancerous skin lesion on my forehead for around 8 years. I used the curaderm cream pretty much 3 times a day at roughly 8 hours interval so that I would make sure I did not go over 12 hours before reapplying. I purchased two sizes of paper tape. One larger about an inch wide and a smaller width. I folded over the paper tape so that no glue would get on my lesion and then taped it top and bottom with the thinner tape. This kept the lesion contact to only the cream and unglued side of paper. I washed the lesion with a cold infusion of Turmeric powder and sandlewood powder every time I changed the dressing and reapplied the cream. this was the safest, non chemical cleanser I could find. If you can’t get Sandlewood powder, turmeric powder is still an effective anti bacterial herb and should work well. It took 90 days for me. Started on 1st May and stopped on the 91st day. It has totally healed, you can hardly see where the lesion was, just a thin slightly pinkish line to mark the spot. I keep it well moisturised and I am still extremely happy that I stuck it out 4 months later. It is quite a commitment to make wearing a paper bandage on your lesion if it is openly seen but eventually I forgot it was there – except when looking in the mirror of course. I recommend it to anyone, be prepared to stick it out for the long run. As time went on the stinging or tingling got less intense and lasted less and less till int he end it was not tingling at all. that is when I stopped. Great product, sorry I have no photos, only words to share.
regards Lynney
Dear Lynne,
It would be great if you could post this information on our forum as well: -
http://www.curaderm-members-only.com/
Everyone would find your information very useful.
Regards,
Brooke
BBC on tip of nose:
Started treatment 1-22-2013 lesion was no bump or lesion to begin with. ,,Dr. biopsy
healed ok. started with BEC-5 …4th day of use very red ..a yellow..amber color spotsize of dime. Use the prescribed procedure. I have’nt lost any skin , there is no hole
just a perfectly round spot size of dime, crested with a yellow/amber skin?
Using micropores., applying 3 X a day…..Day 1, Day 2 Sting tolereable. This is day 4
no sting at anyX.,no sloughting off .
Please couch me? Doesn’t fit parameter
Robert Cates
Use e-mail to respond Safe guard my e-mail
During treatment the lesion may become larger, wider and deeper, this is fine. Skin cancers are often like icebergs, what you see on the surface of the skin is often a lot smaller then what us underneath. You may also develop redness. The redness and burning is caused by a reaction to the Salicylic Acid (this helps get the BEC5 down below any scabbing), so it is best to minimise the healthy skins exposure to the cream. The stinging can be an indication that the Curaderm is destroying the cancer cells. The stinging tends to calm down as the lesion starts to heal. An ice pack after application usually has a good effect on helping with the stinging pain.
This is my usual recommendations: -
- Use very little Curaderm and apply Curaderm more often then twice a day during the early stages of treatment. As time goes on, use less and less Curaderm and reduce treatment to twice a day as the lesion become stagnant and looks as though it is ready to enter the healing phase.
- Treatment should not be discontinued until the skin completely heals back over with new skin.
- Be careful when cleaning the lesion.
- Keep the lesion covered at all times and do not allow the lesion to dry out.
- Only apply to the crater in the center of the lesion and not to the skin or redness surrounding.
Only apply a very thin smear of Curaderm to the centre of the lesion and not to any redness surrounding it. A thin smear of Curaderm is all that is needed, most people tend to apply the cream far to thick and not just to the centre of the lesion. I recommend in general using a 3rd of what you are now.
It is important not to let the site dry out during treatment. If you need to change treatment from twice a day to once a day, you still need to keep the lesion covered and moist in between treatments. You will need to keep applying Curaderm until it completely heals over. This will help minimise scarring and also prevent infection. If you let the skin dry out during treatment, the skin hardens and can make treatment harder the next time around.
It is very important to be careful when cleaning the lesion.
http://www.curadermbec5.com/how-do-i-treat-myself-using-curaderm/
Cleaning Your Lesion
In regards to the rubbing and scrubbing, this is stated as not to be done (in the instructions above) as some people take this too far, especially during the healing phase. It is ok to lightly remove some of the white discharge that forms (what wants to come away) but, you need to be careful not to pick at it to much. The cream will still penetrate through this discharge as the flesh is soft. If you rub or scrub at the lesion too much or let it dry out, they may cause scarring. The discharge will fall off by itself if left alone and it will not extend the treatment process by long even if it is left alone.
You do not actually need to use an antibacterial and in some cases is it best not too as it can add to skin irritation. Warm water is best in most cases. Some people use an antibacterial as they are worried by the discharge and do this for their own comfort. I would suggest something simple like Dettol.
Please read these articles: -
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/
http://www.curadermbec5.com/is-there-a-risk-of-infection-during-treatment-with-curaderm-bec5/
http://www.curadermbec5.com/is-it-normal-to-experience-discharge-or-pus-during-treatment-with-curaderm/
http://www.curadermbec5.com/what-should-i-clean-my-lesion-with-before-applying-curaderm/
The micropore/surgical tape can also cause redness and irritation to the skin in some people. You can use what ever you like to cover the lesion as long as it is relatively air tight. So you may be able to experitment with a bandaid or something similar to see if this helps reduce the redness and irritation if it occurs. Also different brands of micropore/surgical tape seem to vary in stickiness and the glue they use so it can also help to try a few different brands to see of the stickiness or glue is adding to the redness and irritation if this occurs.
Hi,my wife just had surgery to remove 2 fairly large lumps of cancer from just below her eye.She had stitches and are now removed.Her latest biopsy shows no more cancer,should we still be concerned that the cancer might return and would this product[curadermbec5]ensure that cancer does not reapear!
Dear Wayne,
It is hard to say if your wife’s cancer will return or not, but there is always a chance it may. Make sure she has the area regularly checked.
If she does have a reoccurrence, Curaderm can work for her even though she has already had surgery. You will not need to use Curaderm unless this happens.
Regards,
Brooke