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Subject REMOVED CANCEROUS TUMOR IN MY CAT NATURALLY

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No it does NOTHING to healthy flesh...Just Cancer.
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At best, that's an ignorant statement.  At worst, it is a blatant lie.

http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/Cancer/eschar.html

"Black salves" can eat away at healthy flesh.  The chemical has no means of differentiating against healthy or cancerous flesh.  There is not a single peer-reviewed article that would agree with you.

Everyone else: consult a doctor about [b]any[/b] possible cancerous growth or tumor.  Like the above article says, superficial cancers are almost 100% treatable with minimally invasive procedures.  Don't get fooled by the pseudoscience crowd.
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Well if thats the case my cats EAR should have fell off...Save your BS for another post

WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE MY CATS EAR?????? Its still there
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The fact that your cat still has an ear is not a peer-reviewed article.  Please provide one that supports your claim.

Also, I would highly recommend that you contact your local ASPCA and ask them if it is medically advisable to put black salve on [b]any[/b] part of your cat.  Putting a chemical that is known to cause corrosive burns on an animal could be considered animal abuse in some jurisdictions.

[b]REMEMBER:[/b] black salves are a corrosive agents.  These agents can cause severe burns and flesh decay with prolonged use.  Instead of following vague pseudoscience, please consult a licensed physician for medical advice.
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Original Message I made a personal video testimony about my experience using Black Salve with my cats cancerous tumor. I hope this helps someone now or in the future. I will post some other videos I have researched where others have had success. There are alot of videos online and on youtube about it.

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