Cure skin cancer

Understanding
Skin cancer is caused by random changes in the genes of cells in the skin. A random change in the genome of a cell is a called a mutation. A mutation can be caused by ultra violet radiation (a form of ionising radiation found in sunlight), a chemical such as mustard gas or by several other forms of ionising radiation (such as alpha, beta or gamma radiation from nuclear power stations, nuclear waste or cosmic radiation).

by surgically removing it

 * 1) Locate the cancerous region of skin.
 * 2) Surgically remove the cancerous growth.
 * 3) Obtain a sharp and medically sterile blade.
 * 4) Cut the affected area of skin off.
 * 5) Seal the resulting wound with stitches or apply a wound dressing or, if necessary, a skin graft.

by burning the cancerous region with a laser

 * 1) Locate the cancerous region of skin.
 * 2) Burn the cancerous tissue with a laser.
 * 3) Obtain an intense ultra-violet laser source.
 * 4) Shine the laser light in short flashes onto only the cancerous region of skin.
 * 5) Repeat all of the previous steps once every four days until the cancer seems to have been destroyed.

using a combination of light-activated chemicals and low intensity light

 * 1) Locate the cancerous region of skin.
 * 2) Apply photodynamic therapy (PDT) to the region of cancerous skin.

such as salicylic acid

 * 1) Locate the cancerous region of skin.
 * 2) Apply corrosive chemicals only to the cancerous area to kill or erode the cancerous region.
 * 3) Obtain a medically sterile supply of salicylic acid.
 * 4) Apply the salicylic acid only to the cancerous region of skin.
 * 5) Repeat all of the previous steps once every day unless the skin surface breaks or becomes raw.
 * 6) If the skin surface breaks or becomes a raw, open wound then:
 * 7) Stop applying salicylic acid.
 * 8) Wait for the wound to heal whilst keeping the would clean and disinfected.
 * 9) If the wound has become slightly dirty then gently wipe the wound with a clean, wet cotton swab (cotton bud).
 * 10) Dry the wound with a clean paper towel (a clean piece of kitchen roll).
 * 11) Apply a recommended medical disinfectant to the wound according to the instructions given on the container of the disinfectant or instructions that came with the disinfectant.
 * 12) If the wound has healed sufficiently then begin the treatment again by performing the first-level steps numbered 1, 2 and 3.
 * 13) If the cancerous growth seems to have been destroyed then stop applying salicylic acid to the wound.

using a Dewar flask of liquid nitrogen

 * 1) Locate the cancerous region of skin.
 * 2) Freeze and kill the cancerous tissue using liquid nitrogen.
 * 3) Obtain a canister of liquid nitrogen and long sticks with cotton swabs (cotton buds) attached to one end.
 * 4) Hold onto one end of the long sticks.
 * 5) Dip the cotton balls into the liquid nitrogen without touching the Dewar flask or the liquid nitrogen with your hand or arm.
 * 6) Remove the cotton balls from the liquid nitrogen.
 * 7) Press the cotton ball into the cancerous region of skin and hold it there for 6 seconds.
 * 8) Repeat step 2 and all of its substeps one more time.
 * 9) Repeat steps 1, 2 and 3 once every 7 days until the cancer seems to have been destroyed.

using a spray canister of liquid nitrogen

 * 1) Locate the cancerous region of skin.
 * 2) Freeze and kill the cancerous tissue using liquid nitrogen.
 * 3) Obtain a spray canister of liquid nitrogen.
 * 4) Spray only the cancerous tissue for a duration of 12 seconds.
 * 5) Wait 2 weeks for the skin to heal.
 * 6) If the cancer does not appear to have been destroyed then repeat all of the previous steps.

Everything else
Please speak to a medical professional about your own health or the health of others.

Don't try to treat yourself or others using the information given here unless you really don't have a better option. We highly recommend that you seek a medical professional for additional help and advice.

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