An article
published by Dr Bill Cham entitled: Intralesion and CuradermBEC5 topical
combination therapies of solasodine rhamnosyl glycosides derived from the
Eggplant or Devil’s Apple result in rapid removal of large skin cancers. Methods of treatment compared (International
Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2012, 3, 115-124, doi:10.4236/ijcm.2012.32024)
shows that Curaderm BEC5 is extremely effective in treating a wide
variety of large skin cancers.
Studies of
topical applications (applying the cream on skin cancers) of Curaderm BEC5
have been reported for malignant lesions on the face, trunk, limbs and
penis. During treatment, patients
develop areas of inflammation in and around the tumour, which then usually
necrose (break-down), leading to ulceration and healing by reepithelialization
(regrowth of normal cells). The endpoint
of therapy is achieved with the regrowth of new skin at the treatment site.
The above
article shows pictures of before and after treatment of skin cancers with
Curaderm BEC5. The cosmetic
outcomes after Curaderm BEC5 are almost unthinkable and are superior
to any other treatment procedure.
What is so
surprising is that the active anticancer ingredient is all natural and is
extracted from the devil’s apple plant or from the eggplant. However, it was also shown that the crude
extracts of these plant materials do not express anticancer properties and that
the anticancer ingredients (solasodine glycosides) have to be purified before
they show anticancer effects.
This study
showed that an injectable form of Curaderm BEC5 also eliminates the
deadly melanoma skin cancer.
