Health Alert Compares Aldara To Curaderm-bec5 Skin Cancer Cream

During the past two decades an ever increasing rate of skin cancer incidents has had most people wishing for an easier, safer choice than having ones skin going under the knife and then replaced with a piece of flesh from the buttocks.

In recent years, the Aldara cream was widely marketed as an easy option to treat superficial Basal cell carcinoma, however, the consumer reaction, in terms of solid results has not been conclusive.

This week, however, Medical Doctors who follow the popular Virginia Hopkins Health Alert, would have been interested to read a small but fast growing brand, Curaderm-BEC5 natural skin cancer cream is a "better, safer way" than the imiquimod cream Aldara.

The health alert article explains Curaderm-BEC5 as "a topical (skin) cream made from eggplant, and it only destroys cancer cells, not healthy cells. You have to put it on twice a day, for two weeks to three months, and keep it covered."

Dr. Jonathan Wright, who is often in the spot light for releasing breakthrough medicine facts to his 500,000 strong health enthusiasts, recently heralded the product "The skin cancer cure...yes cure..that works!" (July 2007 edition of the long running Nutrition and Healing Journal')

As with all treatments, careful consultation should be made with both your doctor and the retailer. Online retail supply of Curaderm-BEC5 is increasing, however, not all providers have treatment support. Curaderm.net, who was featured by Virginia Hopkins, does have a medical team and experts servicing home users from all over the United States, Australia and Europe.