An experience report.
I occasionally receive testimonials of success in skin improvements Actinic keratosis othe as a precursor to w white skin cancer be described (Article dated on tocotrienole.com). By applying tocotrienolsn to the skin, regression has occasionally been achieved and surgery avoided - which was particularly welcomed on the face. I still don't have any photo documentation of this case. That's why I offer to make tocotrienols available free of charge for a test with photo documentation. If you would like to, please send a photo of your medically diagnosed skin treatment to tocotrienole.com ("Before Photo"). I'll take care of you then for free with the appropriate tocotrienol product and hope for a good “after photo” after 6 weeks.
An example:
Here, with the kind permission of the person concerned (male, 73 years old), I am publishing the story documented with photos.
It is NOT white skin cancer and does not look like actinic keratosis. I still find the development of the place impressive - here the documentation is a skin change.
“Before” the following skin picture appeared in a spot on the back.
The site was treated with tocotrienolsn (additional 110 mg T3 orally) an average of 5 times daily for 46 days.
The result was the following solution (approximately the same scale and position):
The rugged area had receded into a fairly nice flat elevation.
With scale:
