SunSpot™ Gel (Formerly Skin Answer™)
Glycoalkaloid Cream Removes Damaged Skin Cells
SunSpot Gel is a glycoalkaloid-containing
skin cream that removes superficial skin lesions including pre-cancerous
patches and sun spots. Many people have found it useful for treating skin cancer (except
melanoma), although the FDA does not permit me
to tell you that. ;-)
Glycoalkaloids are mildly exfoliating and irritating substances found in
plants. Rubbed on normal skin, they do nothing. But abnormal skin cells
"take up" substances much faster than normal cells, so these abnormal
cells concentrate the glycoalkaloids. Once inside the cell, the
glycoalkaloids cause the breakdown and sloughing off of the abnormal
cells.
NOTE:
Melanoma is a dangerous type of
skin cancer and should NOT be self-tested or self-treated. Please read our page on
melanoma for more information including diagnostic characteristics. Basal
cell cancers and "pre-cancerous" skin lesions, usually treated by cutting,
freezing or burning in conventional medicine, can also be treated with
this cream. If you are unsure about what you are doing or what type of
skin problem you have, please see a physician for correct diagnosis.
Use of cream: apply a small dab of cream to affected areas, twice
daily (morning and evening). Continue until lesion has completely sloughed
off.
Product #N269 14grams (.5 ounces) $39.95
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2.) Cham B. Solasodine Rhamnosyl Glycosides Specifically Bind Cancer Cell
Receptors and Induce Apoptosis and Necrosis. Treatment for Skin Cancer and Hope
for Internal Cancers. Research Journal of Biological Sciences 2 (4): 503-514,
2007.
3.) Chataing, B., Christancho, N. B. and Usubillaga, A. Topical treatment of
herpes simplex, herpes zoster and genital herpes with a mixture of Solanaceous
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