Not necessarily external. It can be used where the tumor can be direclty accessed. Superficial malignancies can be scratched open and the peroxided dabbed on with a cotton swab. For slightly deeper masses it can be injected with an insulin syringe. An insulin syringe holds one CC, which takes several hours to inject. And just .001 CC of the 35% peroxide can do some serious damage to a tumor. This is because there is a partial chain reaction where the peroxide is broken down releasing a singlet oxygen. This reacts with the lipids in cell membranes forming a lipid peroxide that destroys the cancer cell. As the lipid peroxide is broken down the singlet oxygen again reacts with the membrane of another cancer cell forming a lipid peroxide killing the cell and relasing a new singlet oxygen.

Here are some really important points to remember:

-It can only be used in areas that are direclty accesible with the needle.

-It should never be used around the eyes or mouth.

-You never want to destroy very large portions of a tumor in one shot. The body needs time to clean up dead cells since these can act as infections in the body. So be patient.

-It will hurt!!! This is a concentrated peroxide, and it burns the tissue. Healthy tissue is more resiliant due to enzymes that break down the peroxides. Cancer cells lack these enzymes, which is why they are selectively destroyed.

The insulin syringe is filled with the peroxide, and the injection area cleaned. Make sure the person is secure so they will not jump from the pain of the injection. When you insert the needle pull back on the plunger and make sure there is no blood coming in. You DO NOT want to inject this in to a blood vessel. If all is clear then one to two units can be injected directly in to the tumor. This will take out a large portion in a matter of seconds. 

Again, do not try and destoy too much at one time. Give the body time to clean up the dead debris. And keep the area covered and sterile when you are done so it can heal. A lot of the dead material will seep out.

This should help take a lot of pressure off that nerve. The biggest problem is that the closer to the nerve you get the more painful it will be. The primary pain generally lasts about 20 minutes. If you can get access to ozone it can be used in pretty much the same way with a lot less pain. You must use a glass syringe though for ozone injections.

If you have not done injections before I highly recommend finding someone to do it that has done injections before.

Don't you believe that olesnder,

Never used it, but I prefer to use other herbs for cancer. Oleander can be quite poisinous if the cardiac glycosides are not removed. I learned that the hard way a long time ago when I was experimenting with making cardiac drugs from oleander. All it took was a sniff to bottom out my blood pressure for several hours. Oleander's primary action once the cardiac glycosides are removed are from the polysaccharides. These are found in numerous herbs including all of the medicinal mushrooms, seaweeds (red seaweed is especially good), and many other plants. So I will stick to other polysaccharide sources that don't require a lot of special preparation and safety concerns.

NAC, Budwig

Never looked in to either for cancer.

and Curcumin can cure cervical cancer?

Curcumin is definitely helpful. Turmeric has been shown to fight cancer through a number of mechanisms. There are a lot of the studies for this on Medline. I would not use it alone though. 

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