Remission Skin Program

Directions:

Select the largest area affected, up to the size of a silver dollar, treating one area at a time.

Cover the area with at least 1/16� thickness of the Cansema ointment, with a little extra area covered in all directions beyond the visible skin changes. Then cover the ointment with a bandaid (or gauze covered with plastic, taped on firmly), leaving it on for 24 hours. When removing the bandaid after 24 hours, wash off the ointment with water (acid water if available) and note whether the area is red (normal tissue) or whitish-yellow or black (abnormal tissue).

If the tissue is abnormal, continue as follows. Cover the area with vaseline at least 1/8� thick 24 hours a day for 10 days. There may be leakage of clear fluid, puss and/or blood from the abnormal tissue as it begins to break down. With larger growths, a second application may be necessary at this time. Between days 7 to 14 watch for formation of an eschar, or ball of tissue, which may fall out on its own, or may be gently plucked out when all attachments to the body are gone. Sometimes pieces of tissue will come off before the main mass, and others may come out after it. Then switch to Vitamin A&E emulsion) for the next 2 to 4 weeks, keeping the area covered 24 hours a day to help promote normal tissue regeneration without scarring. If the ulcerated area fails to heal normally, apply the salve for an additional 24 hours to remove remaining abnormal tissue, following it as above with vaseline for 10 days and the the A&E.

Be sure to drink plenty of alkaline-reduced (anti-oxidant) water throughout this process to help flush out the waste material released from toxic cells as they break down. These toxins can cause flu-like symptoms including fever, associated with spontaneous remission, in a small percentage of users. Coral Calcium, Microwater or both are recommended. Also beneficial are MSM and Triple Ascorbate C for minimizing symptoms and facilitating scar-free tissue repair.

Skin Restoration Program:

Cansema ointment $50 (.8 oz jar) Ingredients: Zinc chloride, water, Sanguinaria, nordihydroguaretic acid (NDGA from Larrea tridentata), plus glycerine, sorbitol and/or polysorbate 80.

Vaseline (obtain at local drug store)

A&E Mulsion $28.00 (3.5 oz tube) Ingredients: emulsified Vitamin A from retinol palmitate 25,000 IU, emulsified Vitamin E from D,L alpha tocopheryl acetate 400 IU per 5 ml (108 drops)

Additional Recommendations:

Cansema capsules $30 (120 capsules, taken 1 or 2 twice daily).

Coral Calcium $29.95 (one month supply makes 30 half gallons of antioxidant water.

Microwater $999.95 (home unit makes antioxidant water on tap).