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Archive: Benign Melanoma Skin Growth Treated with Healing Clay Date: May 13, 2003 From: Undisclosed Format: Email To: Eytons' Earth Research Modifications: Syntax, Format Hello. Thank you for the excellent informative web site. I have a nine year old Italian Greyhound neutered male dog that is very dear to me. Two years ago in July he began evidencing black skin bumps. They were excised then, July 2001 and another three were excised in late December 2002. The histology report was melamoma-benign as they say they rarely metastasize in dogs when located in the skin. Since December the site of the ugliest location began to be a black spot about a penny size in diameter. Two weeks ago he was given his rabies and parvo etc booster (first time in several years he had the booster) and also began the heart worm preventative, heart guard, after several months off of it. A week later the black spot became a black bump that is raised about 2 pennies thickness. The vet wants to treat it with surgery once again. Its still the same size. A good friend says she has treated her dog successfully by the advice of a curandera with toothpaste mixed with baking soda. This made me think of clay and my wife found your web site. We live in Albuquerque and would really appreciate your advice in treating Bryan with clay. Thank you very much. Date: June 8, 2003 From: Eytons' Earth Format: Email To: Undisclosed Modifications: Syntax, Format   Long term treatment using clay poultices on skin growths may be successful. We've had mixed results, and have not been able to identify why in some cases the clay works, and why in others it does not. However, there is nothing to lose. You may wish to research giving your Greyhound clay internally as well. You may wish to test two kinds of clay: Bentonite and Illite. Apply a pack that is 1/4 - 1/2 inch thick at the site. Secure a bandage, and change when needed. Often times, with constant clay therapy, the dressing would need to be changed two to three times daily. Results should become apparent within 72 hours; careful examination should reveal changes in the lesions. If changes are noticed, it would be advisable to continue the treatment daily. Best Regards, Eytons' Earth Note: Always consult a licensed physician in matters regarding health. This information may not be construed as medical advice, as it is only research information shared, based on lawful personal research. Date: June 21, 2003 From: Undisclosed Format: Email To: Eytons' Earth Research Modifications: Syntax, Format   We did clay on Bry for the last few days and the ugly bump has shrunk from bigger than a nickel to smaller than a lentil. There is still some black tissue adjacent to the now small bump so clay will continue I'll let you know how it goes. We have also had prayer line and reiki and maybe something else but nothing other than clay directly on the bump. Date: September 19, 2003 From: Undisclosed Format: Email To: Eytons' Earth Research Modifications: Syntax, Format It's been a few months since the intensive clay treatment on Bry's abdomen the ugly black bump resolved and left a flat whitish patch with a little dark skin at the edge there is no raised tissue and he seems less inclined to produce new bumps it seems a success as far as I can see. Thanks very much.   Featured: Did You Know...?   From Anion A of Switzerland, to Fuller's Earth of the U.S. Midwest, to Argiletz's French Green clay in France, to the fine glacier clays of Canada, to the Dead Sea Muds of the middle east, to the vibrant green bentonites of Wyoming, to the pale grey bentonites of Death Valley, montomorillonite, bentonite, illite, and zeolite have held a long standing reputation for curative powers in natural medicine.

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