Days 1–23 time-lapse using ivermectin and DMSO on a basal cell carcinoma that returned after five years. Mohs surgery is scheduled for November.

@bbleunaturals Asking for prayers for my husband. He has esophageal cancer metastasis to his liver. Have him on ivr/fen protocol, but he is not doing well yet. Please pray.

@bbleunaturals It almost seems like it's drying out from beneath the skin at this point which is ideal if that's what's happening

@bbleunaturals Yeah. I was hoping the redness would be completely gone by now. But, I really don't know what is happening under the skin.

@bbleunaturals Well the reason they do that surgery is to dig down deep, so if it is bringing it to the surface and killing it that's a really good sign.

@bbleunaturals Really looking great. In retrospect, I wonder if tat ink has anything to do with skin cancer. I'll have to look that up.

@bbleunaturals I had cancer before I had tattoos.

@bbleunaturals Okay so now I want to try it on my sun spots!

@bbleunaturals I had one on my face. Doc wanted $1K to cut it out. Said no thanks did some research and found out about vit C powder mixed in distilled water. Made a paste scrubbed it till it bled and turned black repeated it for about 2 weeks until it vanished. Hasn't returned in 15 years.

@bbleunaturals I think this is great. However... What now? Continuous DMSO and Iver? (It looks as if this is on top of a small pox vaccine scar. That could be the "irritant" which provoked it). My fear - check out MOHS google images. Some waited too long. It gets uglier. Best of luck.

@bbleunaturals No smallpox vaccine. That scar is from when my Doctor removed it the first time five years ago. It came back in the same spot.

@bbleunaturals Why did you stop the oral after you introduced the DMSO? I must have missed that. Just curious. Thanks for documenting this. Looks like its working.

Did you have mohs or superficial removal on that site previously?DadinLaw had basal, squamous, and melanoma. Never had an old site reactivate - a recurrence means that microscopic tumor cells survived the initial procedure and have begun to grow again. Would think Topicals cannot target or eliminate basal's deep roots - curious. DMSO penetrates the skin barrier instantly and carries whatever is mixed with it directly into your bloodstream, hope it's high quality - caution. DMSO causes blood vessels near the surface of the skin to widen rapidly, the sudden blood flow frequently triggers itching - caution if burns.

@bbleunaturals I’m looking forward to hearing what the doctor has to say

@bbleunaturals Thats crazy, it goes rom more pick to pail every other day. I wonder if maybe its lighting cuz I know its getting better

@bbleunaturals I'm rooting for you‼️ I hate big-P but I'm a S4 cx patient so I'm between a rock and a hard place... I hope you win this fight before your November appointment and I hope you win the HOA battle.

@bbleunaturals I hope they test it before surgery, maybe surgery isn't necessary.

@bbleunaturals Jon, great idea to show the time-lapse. Looking good!

@bbleunaturals Awesome Thanks for this! Good job. Im staying positive

@bbleunaturals I was hoping the line in the tattoo would come back.

@bbleunaturals That line was cut out the first time they did surgery five years ago. 😀👍

@bbleunaturals Are you only applying the Ivermectin to the skin, or taking it orally? I found faster better results by taking it orally.

@bbleunaturals Still looks like it is there. The erythema maybe gone but microscopically it's still present

@bbleunaturals Thank you Jon. It seems like it's working

@bbleunaturals Nice! I put some on my face where I had discoloration for a long time. It was like age spots or something. It was totally gone the next day! Wish I would have done it alot sooner.

@bbleunaturals Bcc does that on its own just have it removed.

@bbleunaturals You are going to change lives when you have the Mohs. Living proof of alternate therapies. Like you, I have had hundreds burned off. I go out in the sun almost every day, on purpose, as I don't believe the sun caused them. Anyway....just showing support

@bbleunaturals Was the DMSO used topically or orally? May I also ask the dosage and concentration?

@bbleunaturals DMSO is topical only. I just put about two drops of a blend on it.

@bbleunaturals Fenbendazole and/or ivermectin Work on squamous but not basal lesions. There is an interesting clue embedded in that difference.

@bbleunaturals Wow!!

@bbleunaturals @MakisMedicine 👍

@bbleunaturals After 23 days of DMSO, how was your breath?

@bbleunaturals Di methyl sulph oxides? Not allowed to use abbreviations unless you define it first

@bbleunaturals Use 50/50 sodium bicarbonate and extra virgin coconut oil. You will be amazed

@bbleunaturals They are now trialling radiotherapy on areas skin cancer is removed due to high instances of reoccurrence

@bbleunaturals Good luck!

@bbleunaturals Wow I should try that next time before I go get mohs surgery again They removed a slab of flesh from my back to get the margins they wanted because it came back from the first surgical removal of it

@bbleunaturals Do you know if it's superficial or infiltrative BSC?

@bbleunaturals Did all that plus more for months on a nodular BCC. No lasting results. Just get it cut out.

@bbleunaturals Cant wait for you to have it tested again