sunlight, moles and cancer
Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 11:35 pm
I was concerned about a mole on my shoulder since I have a history of
lots of sun exposure and a family history of skin cancer. So I tried
out a "homeopathic" approach by focusing a magnifying glass briefly on
the mole several times, each time until I felt a strong sensation. It
formed blister and then several days later its gone! pretty cool. I
think I first heard about it from R. Murphy. He copies the Clarke's
information in his MM.
From Clarke's MM:
O. V. Thayer (H. R., viii. 463) published in 1893 a series of cases in
which he had used concentrated rays of sun-light (solar cautery),
including cases of epithelial cancer, rodent ulcer, parasitic
diseases, moles, small wens, birth-marks, and c.
From Petersen's MM and Clinical therepeutics:
Wens, Moles and Warts: Focus light upon them through a burning glass
from 2 to 5 minutes and repeat if necessary.
[I only did it for a few seconds til it hurt, 2-5 minutes would have
been impossible]
lots of sun exposure and a family history of skin cancer. So I tried
out a "homeopathic" approach by focusing a magnifying glass briefly on
the mole several times, each time until I felt a strong sensation. It
formed blister and then several days later its gone! pretty cool. I
think I first heard about it from R. Murphy. He copies the Clarke's
information in his MM.
From Clarke's MM:
O. V. Thayer (H. R., viii. 463) published in 1893 a series of cases in
which he had used concentrated rays of sun-light (solar cautery),
including cases of epithelial cancer, rodent ulcer, parasitic
diseases, moles, small wens, birth-marks, and c.
From Petersen's MM and Clinical therepeutics:
Wens, Moles and Warts: Focus light upon them through a burning glass
from 2 to 5 minutes and repeat if necessary.
[I only did it for a few seconds til it hurt, 2-5 minutes would have
been impossible]