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Eggplant and Vinegar for Seborrheic Keratosis

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Posted by MamaBear (Toronto, Canada) on 03/16/2024
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Eggplant+ ACV for Seborrheic Keratosis

I made my own mix. Blender eggplant & ACV, leave in fridge about, 5 days. Did remove a small SK, size of sesame seed. But coz my SK was small, the mix was on the skin and burned it. SK gone in about, 1 week but black skin mark remained for about 4 months.

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Posted by jobie (minnesota) on 01/10/2023
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A few years ago I developed a scaley rash on my nose. My dermatologist treated it and the cancer oozed out. It was quite ugly but worked. Within the last year, on the same area of my nose I developed a bb size hard nodule under the skin. I decided to try a recipe of eggplant and acv. It has been about a month and the nodule is almost gone. I can barely tell where it is now. I use a cotton swab and wipe down the area on my face 2x a day. If your face feels dry afterward, use coconut oil to moisturize it. How to make it: Use an organic eggplant by cutting it up in pieces (do NOT peel it first). I believe the peel is the important part from what I read somewhere. Put it in a jar and cover with organic acv. I let it sit for at least 3 days before using it. Strain out the pieces of eggplant and keep the liquid to use on the cancer. I read that this will work with other kinds of cancer except for melanoma. Also I would have it diagnosed by a dermatologist before any kind of treatment.

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Posted by Robert Henry (Ten Mile , Tn) on 09/02/2015
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I raise my own egg plant and use them to clean up my ole worn out arms of Keratosis. I missed one spot on the bottom of my arm and added the egg plant mixture to that one spot. I covered it with a sealed bandage and left it for a day and a half. I just took the bandage off and the raised spot was still there. I rubbed it and it came off with no resistance. Right down to the basic skin

It is unbelievable. I suggest folks forget ACV to address their skin cancers by going directly to the Eggplant and vinegar mixture.

None of this is original with me. I bought the book several years ago and Dr Cham's ointment cured two of my skin cancers. I decided to Redneck my arms before they turn to cancer and it has worked for me.

Here is the protocol:

  • Peel an eggplant and churn it up with a blender of some sort.
  • Add white vinegar, refrigerate and stir 2X a day.
  • On the 3rd day add this to your eruptions and cover with shrink wrap and an ole sock before bed.
  • Do this several days until the stuff is nothing but mush, and can be rubbed off with your fingers.

Do not tell your dermatologist what you have done, least he take you before the State Medical Board for practicing medicine without a license.

I have been at this site for many years and love ACV , but, it is not in the running with eggplant as far as skin cancer is concerned. Sorry, that's just the way I am. Old and Ornery as most know.

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Replied by Marjorie
(Nepa)
12/04/2017

Does the vinegar need to be white distilled to mix with the eggplant or can it be apple cider vinegar?

Replied by Norma
(New Mexico)
12/21/2018

hi Robert Henry, I did the eggplant and vinegar procedure also, I treated a large spot for about a month and it disappeared! Then I used it on my precancerous sun damaged skin (face, chest) and after a few weeks my entire face and chest were bumpy, itchy, red. it was bad, and I had to use a steroid cream to get relief.

I wonder if by leaving the mushed eggplant in the vinegar (refrigerated) the solution became too strong.

I have made more, but this time I strained the eggplant out of the ACV and now have the eggplant infused vinegar. I want to use it to treat a number of seborrheic keratosis. My question to you is, did you apply the mushed eggplant, or the strained liquid?

I know it's been a while, but if you have any input I would be most appreciative!

Replied by Robert Henry
(Ten Mile, Tn)
12/22/2018

NORMA,,,,,,,, I did not use this mixture on my face. I address those with Curaderm. I used the slush on my fore arms at night and wrapped then with the new type plastic wrap. I have not done that in years and they look like the fore arms of an old man that spent too much time in the sun in short sleeves. Don't chase wimmins, so who cares.

Got a buddy that was in Viet Nam who now has COPD.. I am urging him to read the remedies found on EC. Agent Orange now plagues the world in our food and water. Don't worry, we came from a tadpole and can do so again. Are we stupid or what?

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