Curaderm-bec5 History
Curaderm skin cream has a remarkable back story. In 1979, a biochemist called Dr. Bill Cham heard from a veterinary science colleague about the Devil's apple plant curing an animal's cancer. He was told about the juice of the plant stopping a skin cancer growth on a cow's eye.
Setting to work to investigate the properties of the plant, Dr. Bill Cham isolated the key ingredient - now known as the vital part of curaderm skin cancer cream.
He identified the extract Solasodine Glycosides: a cancer cell killing compound which is also found in much smaller quantities in the eggplant and aubergine. After years of development, curaderm-BEC5 was realised. The glycosides compounds were called BEC - where curaderm-BEC5 cream gets its name.
Curaderm-BEC5 was discovered in Australia, where the sunny climate has led to a high number of skin cancer cases. It's fitting that here, curaderm skin cancer cream first reached the public, and then went on to be recognised the world over as a highly effective skin cancer treatment.
Non-melanoma cancers like Basal cell carcinomas (BCC), and potentially malignant cancers like Squamous cell carcinomas (SCC), Keratosis, Keracanthomas, and sun spots were all found to be treatable with BEC5. Curaderm skin cream was, and continues to be, a recognised and clinically approved treatment for these conditions.
Having a near 100% success rate across clinical trials in the United Kingdom and Australia and now used by over 100,000 people, BEC5 has become a proven treatment for Basal cell carcinomas (BCC) and Squamous cell carcinomas (SCC) - the most common forms of skin cancer. Curaderm-bec5 side effects were also found to be minimal as the natural extract only eats away at cancerous cells - adding to BEC5's remarkable reputation.
Further studies taken before and after courses of Curaderm topical cream show the continued efficiency in treating skin cancer. It's been used around the world and in Canada and the UK, where it's been clinically proved, work continues for treating internal malignant cancers with BEC5.
Amazing to think that BEC5 curaderm ingredients are naturally derived, and the product of a chance conversation about healing a cow's cancer with a remarkable plant.
Setting to work to investigate the properties of the plant, Dr. Bill Cham isolated the key ingredient - now known as the vital part of curaderm skin cancer cream.
He identified the extract Solasodine Glycosides: a cancer cell killing compound which is also found in much smaller quantities in the eggplant and aubergine. After years of development, curaderm-BEC5 was realised. The glycosides compounds were called BEC - where curaderm-BEC5 cream gets its name.
BEC5 discovery
Curaderm-BEC5 was discovered in Australia, where the sunny climate has led to a high number of skin cancer cases. It's fitting that here, curaderm skin cancer cream first reached the public, and then went on to be recognised the world over as a highly effective skin cancer treatment.
Non-melanoma cancers like Basal cell carcinomas (BCC), and potentially malignant cancers like Squamous cell carcinomas (SCC), Keratosis, Keracanthomas, and sun spots were all found to be treatable with BEC5. Curaderm skin cream was, and continues to be, a recognised and clinically approved treatment for these conditions.
BEC 5 Cream Success Rate
Having a near 100% success rate across clinical trials in the United Kingdom and Australia and now used by over 100,000 people, BEC5 has become a proven treatment for Basal cell carcinomas (BCC) and Squamous cell carcinomas (SCC) - the most common forms of skin cancer. Curaderm-bec5 side effects were also found to be minimal as the natural extract only eats away at cancerous cells - adding to BEC5's remarkable reputation.
Further studies taken before and after courses of Curaderm topical cream show the continued efficiency in treating skin cancer. It's been used around the world and in Canada and the UK, where it's been clinically proved, work continues for treating internal malignant cancers with BEC5.
Amazing to think that BEC5 curaderm ingredients are naturally derived, and the product of a chance conversation about healing a cow's cancer with a remarkable plant.
Click here to watch a video about the work of Dr. Bill Cham and the BEC5 discovery.
