More on C-herb (reposting again from the other thread):
There’s a little more to it than just dabbing it on. Like I said before, you have to scratch the skin where the mole is, scratch it until it feels almost raw, in order for the herbs to penetrate. Then apply just enough c-herb to cover the mole (a little goes a long way), and within the first 30 minutes or less, you should feel it stinging, which tells you your immune system is responding and it’s working. Cover it up with a small bandaid, and wait.
Over the next few days, the mole will turn black and shrivel up, and finally fall off, leaving a crater. The area may be reddish for a while, too. Some people put a cream on it to aid healing (I did not). The time it takes varies somewhat, because moles differ a lot - some are more superficial, and others may look small, but have a large portion hiding deeper beneath the skin. Anyway, in a few more days, the crater will fill in and your skin will be smooth again. Depending on the location and amount of pigment, you might have a white spot where the mole was. I have a lot of those here and there, but they sure beat having the moles! None of them came back. I’ve grown a few more since then, and deal with them as necessary.
Hope this was helpful. Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, YMMV, etc.
Do you know if the C-herb works on seborrheic keratosis?
I am revisiting the idea of getting or making C-herb. But I am currently using a really horrible computer that will not let me view that site properly. Would it be possible for you or someone to copy the ingredients of C-herb on the thread?
https://nutritionalresources.com/collections/c-herb-products
I’ve done this very thing with MgCl (magnesium chloride). I used to do the scratching method, but it left some scars where melanoma were scratched. Then I bought one of those pin rollers and the results were much better.
As an aside, the melanomas were popping up on my outer thigh in exactly the spot where my phone has been in my left pocket for many a year. Further, this spot was where AS CHILD I got sunburned over and over. Lots of folks probably have the line on their thigh where one day you wore shorts that were a little longer and the next a little shorter and got burned. Ladies may have the same problem on their bikini line. If you got second degree sunburn (blistered) as a child, keep an eye on those spots. They will likely be trouble later.