Black Salve Alternative Cancer Treatment (1)

Black salve has been reported to successfully treat melanoma. Compare these reports with the
current drugs used to treat melanoma on the market.
US approves drug for late-stage melanoma -.The treatment only works in about half of patients
with advanced melanoma, those whose tumours express a gene mutation called BRAF V600E,
meaning it could help about 10,000 patients in the United States, according to experts. Just a few
treatments for melanoma currently exist, with little success in extending the life of patients. Just
over a quarter of patients on Zelboraf developed another form of skin cancer, cutaneous squamous
cell carcinoma, which was managed with surgery.Read more: http://www.news.com.au/breakingnews/us-approves-drug-for-late-stage-melanoma/story-e6frfku0-1226117087255#ixzz1lDO8iqXr
Thanks to Panacea volunteer Peter James, the following medical records are to the best of our
knowledge the world’s first detailed medical proof of black salve working in a human subject. Peter
is an alternative energy researcher who presently works with hydrogen on demand technology.
Peter was diagnosed with a TERMINAL SCC skin cancer. Here are the photo records of Peter's SCC
condition. Note that the name "Peter James" is written on the top of this form. Panacea can provide
copies to any parties needing further confirmation.
Peter James SCC cancer confirmed
Peter was advised to have a biopsy- This gave Peter a MRSA ( Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus
aureus) and cellulitis infection which he successfully treated using alora vera and colloidal silver.
Panacea advised Peter to research black salve to rid himself of this cancer and avoid surgery; with
a bit of research Peter then achieved the following results. These records and pictures speak for
themselves.