I have never heard of the black sales. And it seems like it hasn't entered my country yet. I think this is truly amazing. Hopefully there are no other effects from using this drug.

I have never had of this medicine before. But it will nice to know more about it and advertise it in my area because am sure there are people who will be interested in it. 

Do you know how it can be gotten?

I have never seen black ointment, what is the use

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Black Salve has been used by 100000+ of thousands of people.  To many of them, they were looking at losing part of their body by surgery, including part of their face as an alternative.  Black Salve has saved these people from this "defacing" prospect.  It literally goes to the root of the cancer, kills it entirely and then the body heals leaving only a tiny mark if any at all.  Yes, during the process, it's not pretty but the end result has been described as miraculous by many.

Wow, i just can't believe the benefits of this black little things. No doubt remedies are a good source if curing. I hope it will help many... No i haven't used it at all.

What I found quite interesting about this quack product is how its main active ingredient, "zinc chloride", is actually linked with the history and evolution the medical procedure I had done to cure my Basal Cell Carcinoma.  A few months back, I had undergone a procedure called "Mohs Micrographic Surgery", which was performed by a brilliant dermatologist at Lister Hospital in London in order to remove a basal cell carcinoma lesion from my forehead.

I'm fully cured of it now, but that was not to be unexpected, as this procedure has a proven 99 per cent cure rate).  In investigating the history of Mohs Surgery, I found that it was originally called "Chemosurgery".  Dr Frederick Mohs (who created this procedure) utilised zinc chloride paste in order to remove the cancerous tissue from the skin (hence the name "chemosurgery").  The main reason for using zinc chloride was that it would cause the skin onto which it was applied to to scab over and fall off, as well as to "fix" that tissue in order for it to be examined later.  The reason this treatment was so effective was that the doctor would then analyse the removed tissue under the microscope to see if any more cancer remained, and if so, would go back to the particular area of the skin where the cancer remained and remove that also.  This process of removal via the application of zinc chloride and microscopic examination would be repeated until it was determined that no more cancer remained via microscopic examination of the excised tissue.  So it's not the "salve" that magically targets and kills the cancer cells, it's the doctor's meticulous examination of the removed tissue that ensures that they have removed the entire tumour.  Basically, the zinc has no more magical properties than a good scalpel does, with the benefit of "fixing" or preserving the tissue in order to allow the pathologists time to examine it.

In modern times, this procedure has since evolved to the frozen "fresh tissue" process, where instead of using Zinc Chloride to remove the tissue, a scalpel is used to cut it out instead, and the excised sample is then frozen, sliced and prepared under microscope slides ready to be examined.  Incidentally, the reason that Mohs replaced the scalpel with Zinc Chloride was in order to avoid the intense burning pain and scarring caused by the zinc.  This "alternative medicine" seems like someone literally stripped out the good science from an effective procedure, and left only the most destructive part of it.  So for anyone out there with basal cell carcinoma...I would recommend the Mohs procedure.  Assuming you find a good Doctor that is well qualified to carry this procedure out, Mohs Micrographic Surgery is probably the most effective treatment you could ever hope for for this and other types of skin cancers!

To be honest,I can't belive the safety of this 'black Salve',

I knew somebody who used this stuff. Used it to get rid of suspicious skin lumps that were "bad". Reminds me of a video I watched where a guy removed his own skin cancer and it ended up going to his brain and if he had just gone in to get the lump checked out, they could have caught it before it metastasized.

This will be my first time of hearing about this stuff also. It will just be better to visit the hospital than using this 

I would not do this. If this ointment cures cancer, why is it not used in general medicine? As for moles, now not one medical institution does not remove moles without having done an oncology test. My answer is no.

Such serious diseases cannot be treated on their own, if yes, everyone praises this medicine. Now there are a lot of charlatans who are ready to cash in on people's health, for profit. Do not take risks, and consult with a specialist.

This is a good remedy for curing cancer in the body, I have not heard about this medicine before but it is facinating to see how it cures and heal cancer wounds and growth in the body

Well I had a serious deformation in my leg and it was a quite weird formation I used this and 2 week later boom it was fixed , however the progress is a little messy but I can say that it works perfectly

Seen this for the very first time in my life

I’ve never heard of the stuff good luck!

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I'm using it right now.  I have a few spots on my arms that warrant some attention.  

It seems to be working.  The primary spot on my right arm has taken several re treatments but shrinks noticeably after each one.

Without question a good natural choice. Better than drugs. We have it in our remedy kit!

I have heard of it, mainly in organic circles and was used as a "drawing salve" where it pulled foreign debris from the skin. (also known as cansema)

While I have heard some positive results on this, I have also heard cries of Blasphemous medical advice. Being in the medical field, I can honestly say that I would rather pass it through a dermatologist just to be safe. I can see now that you have already decided this, should you ever need it.

I believe that to be the best choice.

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Thats just miracle medicine!

I have never used it, but I have been a member of a black salve group on FB for years as I find it interesting. There are many people who use it repeatedly to remove skin cancer (such as in cases where they live somewhere particularly hot and have particular skin types). I have also seen images where people have been totally disfigured by it's misuse. I personally wouldn't use it without a LOT of research first.

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I've no experience with it thankfully. But have read a lot of good and lets face it it 100% then the big phama treatments 💯🐒