I saw an article today that made my hair stand on end. Researchers have come out and claimed that cancer drug Efudix has anti-aging properties and can erase wrinkles. It is a cream that is placed over the site of a skin cancer and it contains chemotherapy drugs. The skin peels away over time revealing new skin underneath.
A very simple and clinical way to describe a very drastic treatment that has dreadful side effects and makes one incredibly ill at the same time. My mother had to use this for a BCC on her nose a few years back and she suffered terribly for the month she used it
It gives you raw, weeping hamburger flesh on your face that sloughs away – as well as flu-like symptoms and extreme nausea – the drug works to stimulate the immune system into healing the lesion, the cream itself does not do the healing. It was originally used to treat the herpes virus…still think it’s a good idea?
One lady found that it can even be lethal; she left a tube of it on a table among the bathroom safety products in her house and the dog decided to have a go at it. Next morning the dog was dead having ingested the cream.
Still like to try it…?
Give it a wide berth – even Australian doctors are hesitant to prescribe it nowadays. Better still, stay out of the sun – you’ll save the wrinkles and prevent skin cancer all at once. The ‘researchers’ must be out of their minds!
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I use for 3 weeks efudix for keratosis only my head
After one month i am one walking hamburger it is all over my body
my feet and hands terrible i cant walk suffering now nearly 3 month
It has destroyed my inmuunsystem
Yes, you are only supposed to use it for a limited time and it does awful things to you. I cannot understand anyone wanting to put it on their face for no good reason.
Not really surprising that the dog died after ingesting it. The cream should have been shut/locked securely away. Don’t be put off by these comments. This cream works wonders on skins cancers and is much better than having them ‘burnt off’. I’ve tried both ways. I would not be tempted to use it for wrinkles but for skin cancers it works extremely well. I just dabbed it onto the cancer for a couple of weeks, then applied cortisone cream for healing for another week and the scaley horrible potentially dangerous skin cancer was gone.
A couple of weeks…? this is not a quick-fix medication and if you had a genuine skin cancer you would not have used it for such a short length of time – and surely you would not have been advised to apply cortisone to it…my god!!! this medication works on the immune system, not the cancer itself.
Out of interest…did you have a squamous or basal cell carcinoma..?