Testimonial: Basal Cell Carcinoma on Back Healed with MMS and Citric Acid Protocol
Background
A patient living in Gambia, West Africa, where the sun is virtually overhead year-round, developed a large mole on the middle of his back that began to rapidly change after intense sun exposure. Based on the clinical appearance, he suspected it was developing into a basal cell carcinoma.
Unlike previous years where he might have sought conventional treatment, this time he decided to try an integrative approach using chlorine dioxide solutions.
Protocol Applied
- 6 drops of MMS (chlorine dioxide solution) mixed with 6 drops of citric acid and a small amount of water — a fairly potent preparation
- Applied twice daily, dabbed only onto the protrusion (never surrounding skin) — this was noted as critically important
- After each shower, the softened crust was gently removed and the area re-applied
- The protocol was continued for several days
Results
The lesion gradually softened and disappeared almost completely within a few days of consistent application. No surgery, no biopsy, no antibiotics — a topical solution achieved resolution of what could have been a skin cancer.
Why This Case Matters
This case highlights the potential of simple, accessible protocols for early-stage skin lesions. The patient's observation about sun exposure is notable: research has suggested that regular, moderate sun exposure may actually be protective against certain types of skin cancer, as vitamin D synthesis and immune modulation play roles in skin health. However, this patient's case involved intense, unprotected exposure in a tropical climate.
Source
Personal testimonial via Telegram. Patient resides in Gambia, West Africa. Published with permission.