I am 55 and just diagnosed, a couple of weeks ago, with iDC, i was really hoping it would have been insitu still, but not to be. I am booked for a mastectomy on the 20th (2 weeks eeek). The biopsy said high grade on Nottingham scale, hence the decision for a mastectomy over a lumpectomy.ok here we go. Has anyone heard of black salve???? its apparently a paste that you can apply to the cancer and it draws on the cancer cells, pulling it all out like a plug????? sounds too good to be true? has anyone done any reading on it?

bevvzy said: I am 55 and just diagnosed, a couple of weeks ago, with iDC, i was really hoping it would have been insitu still, but not to be. I am booked for a mastectomy on the 20th (2 weeks eeek). The biopsy said high grade on Nottingham scale, hence the decision for a mastectomy over a lumpectomy.ok here we go. Has anyone heard of black salve???? its apparently a paste that you can apply to the cancer and it draws on the cancer cells, pulling it all out like a plug????? sounds too good to be true? has anyone done any reading on it? I saw one lady online share about black salve and she didn't use the conventional treatment I think. But breast cancer has many types. Hers might be different from yours. And she had a hard time before she's all ok. I was so wanting to try alternative treatment but in the end I didn't have the courage and still opt for conventional treatments that doesn't make it easier of cos. Several of my friends survived BC all went through it and they are real people. If you like to watch the video you can find it on Chrisbeatcancer on FB and the website link there. Pls do your research very carefully.all the best for your surgery xxx

Working in oncology during my nursing training and looking after women who chose herbal over no surgery still gives me horrors. I've also cared for a lady who didn't seek treatment at all. The tumor just continues to grow larger until it cannot be contained by the breast skin. I'm sorry to give you this picture but if there really was an affective alternative to surgery they would be doing it already. Kath x

yes, commonsense kind of told me that, but you try to think of everything lol

Hi bewzy Black salve is an old treatment for removing thorns splinters it does work BUT not a cancer treatmentWould be great if treatment was so simpleAll the best with coordination for your surgery Of course the Dr will have to arrange to admit you prior to surgery

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bevvzy said:

I am 55 and just diagnosed, a couple of weeks ago, with iDC, i was really hoping it would have been insitu still, but not to be. I am booked for a mastectomy on the 20th (2 weeks eeek). The biopsy said high grade on Nottingham scale, hence the decision for a mastectomy over a lumpectomy.
ok here we go. Has anyone heard of black salve???? its apparently a paste that you can apply to the cancer and it draws on the cancer cells, pulling it all out like a plug????? sounds too good to be true? has anyone done any reading on it?

I saw one lady online share about black salve and she didn't use the conventional treatment I think. But breast cancer has many types. Hers might be different from yours. And she had a hard time before she's all ok. I was so wanting to try alternative treatment but in the end I didn't have the courage and still opt for conventional treatments that doesn't make it easier of cos. Several of my friends survived BC all went through it and they are real people.

If you like to watch the video you can find it on Chrisbeatcancer on FB and the website link there.

Pls do your research very carefully.

all the best for your surgery xxx

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