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Cansema, Hoxsey & The History of Escharotics

"During the past 20 years, the cancer death rate has increased by almost 9 percent. The death rates (for 6 major areas of cancer growth) has stayed the same or increased during the past 55 years. Furthermore, most victims of these cancers sooner or later die of their disease. Such indisputable facts attest to the failure of current early detection programs and the drug / radiation / surgery therapies for most cancer(s)...

"(Truth is) our dollars have been directed towards methods which make money for health professionals, but provide little help for the victims..."

John A. McDougal, M.D. - The McDougall Plan (1985)

ansema is a topical ointment that, when applied to cancerous lesions of the dermis and epidermis, necroses the aberrant tissue (i.e. kills the cancer cells), creates an "eschar" (what would appear to the layman as a pus formation) -- after which the body itself expels the "scab," leaving a pit ("decavitated area"). Over a period of several weeks this "decavitated area" heals over, usually leaving a slightly depigmented area where the lesion was removed. This depigmented area will, in the majority of cases, heal over within a period of several months or years, such that it is often difficult to tell that a cancer was removed from the site.
Cansema is a miraculous product with a miraculous history.
It is the latest and most advanced in a category of cancer-killing ointments historically known as "escharotics" (Gk. "escharotikos"). Most of those which have been discovered, manufactured, utilized and/or patented in the U.S. over the last 100 years have been composed of the caustic compound, zinc chloride, plus one or more medicinal herbs, of which most have anti-microbial properties. These have included parts from bloodroot, bittersweet, ginger root, galanga, and even capsicum (red pepper). Other non-active additives have included kerosene oil, glycerine, lard, metallic cobalt, and, of course, water. Most of these additives serve to act only as "wetting agents," or humectants, so that the product doesn't dry out.
The U.S. patent office lists not less than four patents using zinc chloride as their caustic base which claim to have had at least some success in removing skin cancer and related growths. Moreover, there are thousands upon thousands of documented "cures" using escharotics, not only with Cansema, but as far back as the 1920's through the 1950's with the famous Harry Hoxsey escharotic formula. (And the legacy of that formula still lives today at the Hoxsey clinic in Mexico.)
Cansema's supremacy in a field of proven, effective cancerolytic ("cancer killing") ointments rests on its ability to work in one to three applications, work quickly, and work with no known side effects -- other than some pain in certain cases within the first 4 days, in which case an analgesic, such as ibuprofen, should be administered.
Although the etymological root to "escharotic" means "burning," and the word is, in fact, commonly used in orthodox medicine to characterize the effects of a skin burn caused by acids, alkaloids, metallic salts, phenol or carbolic acid, carbon dioxide, or electric cautery -- this interpretation is deceptive. Although Cansema does contain some zinc chloride, an alkaloid which will cause serious burns if applied in high concentrations, it is in quantities too small to cause such damage in Cansema. In fact, Cansema is very selective in its action, it is escharotic to cancerous tissue and only mildly irritating (i.e. "rubefacient," causing redness) to healthy skin. For this reason, many customers have used Cansema to determine if a lesion is cancerous by simply applying it, although we do not recommend it for this purpose.
In summary, Cansema is the latest, most widely used topically applied skin cancer ointment: it is the most advanced salve of its kind, belonging to a class of compounds known as "escharotics." Thousands of individuals and physicians from around the world have used the product, with no results only in cases where the cancer was misdiagnosed (i.e. there was really no cancer to begin with). Empirical case studies to date show that it has successfully removed (cured) every malignant carcinoma, adenocarcinoma (i.e. breast cancer), and even melanoma, to which it has been applied. In the case of larger tumors, the application of Cansema can produce some pain, even though the end results are successful. Therefore, it is important to have aspirin, NSAID's (like ibuprofen), or some other pain killer readily available, prior to treatment.