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Old 06-23-19, 06:55 PM
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ja1124
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About ten years ago I had a spot on my left temple about the size of a pea that was discolored and scaly. I asked my dermatologist about it while when I saw him for another issue. He said something about it being a pre-cancerous lesion and gave me a brochure about it and told me to watch it to see if it changed, and to see him again if it did. Around that time I had also read that apple seeds contain an anti-carcinogenic compound called amygdalin. So I bought a 3 lb. sack of small apples that ended up being chocked full of seeds. I ate a couple of apples a day and chewed the seeds along with the apples. The bag lasted about a week, and at the end of the week the diameter of the spot was reduced by at least half. So I bought another bag of apples and ate a couple each day and chewed the seeds. At the end of the second week the spot was completely gone.

About 18 months later the spot re-appeared in the same general area. So I did as before... ate apples and chewed the seeds. After two weeks the spot was gone. It has not returned since, but perhaps that is because when I eat apples now, I always chew the seeds, too.
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