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I wanted to take a moment to share a personal testimony from quite some time ago regarding a health issue that we initially thought could be a MELANOMA. I believe this information may be useful to others who are facing similar situations and are seeking solutions, as what we discovered was that of the two different protocols we tried, it was the second one that ultimately proved to be effective.
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My boyfriend suddenly found himself in a concerning situation when he noticed a very large mole appearing in a bald spot on his head. The mole measured approximately 1.8 cm in diameter, and it was alarming because he did not have it prior to this discovery. At first glance, it looked like just a large mole, which did not raise too many concerns initially. However, after he began treatment, he sprayed CDS three times a day for a full month, hoping to see some improvement. Unfortunately, instead of diminishing in size, the mole began to change in appearance and started to look increasingly problematic. Despite our apprehension, he did not go to the doctor, but we both had a growing belief that what we were dealing with could possibly be MELANOMA.

In light of the situation, he decided to switch protocols and began using GAS instead. This involved administering it once a day with 5 drops activated in a small glass without any water. The method required that he provided the gas treatment without allowing the liquid to touch his skin for a duration of 4 minutes. Remarkably, from that moment onward, we noticed that the mole began to reduce in size each week, and it consistently diminished by about half. By the end of one month of following this new protocol, he was able to completely eliminate the mole. To our astonishment, there was not even a mark left on his skin where the mole had once been.