Health Salon

Petty Spurge - http://www.floralimages.co.uk/peuphopeplu.htm

Clinical Trials are in progress on the use of this plant - lung, colorectal, breast, prostate, leukemia and cervical cancer.

http://www.wildcrafted.com.au/Articles/Scientific_Research/Milkweed_for_skin_cancer.html

http://www.rirdc.gov.au/reports/EOI/02-001.pdf

The scientific name is euphorbia peplus.

Euphorbia has been used for many years as a homeopathic remedy and has been reported to treat successfully some cancers. In homeopathy many varieties of the herb are made into homeopathic preparation and each one has a specific action. Many of them have specific action on the skin. Euphorbium is mentioned in Ramankrishnan’s Homeopathic Approach to Cancer as being a leading remedy for skin cancer.

Antedotal Case: My father had a basal cell carcinoma removed surgically from his nose, but it recurred several years later. After a biopsy to show what sort of cancer it was he was booked in for surgery.

As he was very concerned about the amount of scarring this would leave on the bridge of his nose, he actually listened to me when I told him to use milkweed sap. (the common name in some countires. But it is not the common milkweed plant in the USA) I gathered some from my garden and applied it twice in 24 hours, which caused a bit of burning. As he had another one coming up on his cheek we did that one too.

The one on the cheek scabbed up, scab dropped off a week later, leaving pink skin. The much deeper one on his nose had a yellow exudate for over a week that would not clear up, so he put some black salve on it. The usual eschar appeared and dropped off, leaving him with a tiny hole in some scar tissue. His dermatologist was NOT pleased! But no cancer.

The milkweed was free, the black salve less than $50. The surgery would have cost a damn sight more, even with his top level insurance. ….from Morgan