The Method I Used - Raw organic coconut oil (the brand I used was Artisana) - Aluminum-free baking soda (I purchased it at a holistic health food store) - A shot glass, to effectively stir the mixture within - Something to stir the mixture with, I used the narrow handle of a small metal spoon. - Polysporin Triple 3 Antibiotics, or any other antibiotic ointment to apply at night I stirred 1 part baking soda and 1 part coconut oil in a shot glass until it became a malleable paste that was easy to apply. It helped to apply a bit of warmth to melt the coconut oil faster – I let the shot glass run under hot water for a bit. Using the handle of the spoon that I stirred with, I applied the mixture to the affected area. I DID NOT RUB IT IN. Instead I gently slathered the area with the paste and let it remain there for as long as possible. Then I applied a shower cap to keep the treatment in place. I aimed for 3 applications a day for the first week, and 2 for the second week moving forward, and made sure to properly clean the affected area before each application. A basal cell has roots that reach much deeper into the skin than it appears, it is not just on the surface, therefor I learned that it is important to continue using the treatment much longer, even when the skin has fully patched up.
Posted on: Wed, 26 Mar 2014 02:56:39 +0000
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