Curaderm-BEC5 is a topical cream that can successfully eliminate many non Melanoma basal cell carcinomas, SCC’s (squamous cell carcinomas) and keratosis in humans.
Curaderm-BEC5 is a less painful, non disfiguring and significantly less expensive alternative to conventional surgery, chemotherapy and laser treatments.
By using Curaderm-BEC5 you may not need Surgery, Radiotherapy or other conventional treatment methods. To hear what our customers say about Curaderm-BEC5, click here to read their testimonials.
In the past 30 years Skin Cancer Rates in Causasians living around the world have more than doubled. The issue of looking after your skin is important to your health. Curaderm-BEC5 seems to destroy skin cancer cells with no dangerous side effects and little to no scarring. Leaving skin cancer untreated could lead to painful surgery and amputations.
Curaderm-BEC5 is 99.8% Natural, with only a small amount of preservative to ensure stability and extend it’s shelf life.
Curaderm-BEC5 is one of the few natural products that have undergone pharmaceutical grade research and development.
Example of Curaderm-BEC5 Effectiveness
| The patient has been suffering from several BCC (basal cell carcinomas) lesions for at least 12 months before treatment started |
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| Independent medical experts advised that the cancer could be surgically removed and that the patient would either completely loose her nose (replaced with a fake nose) or undergo major plastic surgery. | |
| Curaderm-BEC5 cream was applied twice daily on the surface of the lesion. |
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| After Curaderm treatment for 13 weeks the BCC (basal cell carcinomas) lesions were no longer existent. The Curaderm had killed all the cancer cells. |
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| This patient’s progress has now been monitored for a further 10 years and there was no recurrence of the non melanoma skin cancer. | |
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