Posted by mindfulnessatplay (santa rosa ca) on 10/22/2025
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dark crusty skin spots --and more
I found a video online years ago giving a recipe for a solution to treat skin issues. I've had luck with brown, crusted spots (I'm 80, burned the hell outta my skin in my suntanning youth)--and basal cell carcinomas: takes many applications, overnight good, may take 2-3 weeks, keep it up. Soak several pieces of a ripe eggplant in SCV (organic, with the mother e.g. Bragg's) for 5-7 days in the fridge (or dry, cool spot). SHAKE once a day. Strain, keep the liquid in a glass jar in the fridge. Will keep for a couple of months. You can pour onto a cotton ball, or use a dropper into a bandaid, secure with tape, expandable bandage or? You can also apply aloe, castor oil, tea tree in between: trust your instincts as to what your body is wanting. Keep out of the sun! I've had two areas: one is completely healed gone for years, the other returns, goes away --25 years now. Blessings! I hear that frankincense added to the solution is great as well.
Posted by Tessa (Il) on 02/08/2021
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I had a couple of spots on the back of my left hand for more than a couple of months. Not melanoma - but the ones that are red, smooth, and can itch, sometimes bleeding if I scratched them. The larger one was about 4 mm. I had prepared an eggplant solution the year before for a couple of spots on my arm, which did go away, but I was never sure if it was the eggplant or if they healed on their own. I brought it out from the back of the refrigerator and filled a little roller ball bottle, the kind that some roll-on perfumes come in - you can buy empty ones at some vitamin stores. I kept the bottle on my desk and whenever I thought of it, rolled the solution on the two spots.
Within a few days they went from red to pink and were no longer smooth but matched the texture of the rest of my skin. Now three to four weeks later they are faded pink, almost completely gone.
I made the solution by cutting an eggplant into 1" pieces, stuffing them into a jar, and adding apple cider vinegar to cover, then let it sit for a while (at least a week, probably longer), shaking the jar whenever it occurred to me.
Posted by David (North Carolina) on 07/13/2018
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I have had a place on my neck for years, I have tried just about everything....Coconut oil....Castor oil making a paste using baking soda.....Nothing worked, I came across eggplant and apple cider vinegar, made me a batch, waited four days....Two days ago I started using it, after one day part of the middle came off....Day two the center has come off, the core I guess, looks bad....It bled some when I took the bandage off this morning, and part of the growth came off.....I reapplied this morning, I think it is working, it looks a lot smaller....I hope....The $144 cream is probably a scam, it may work, but is way overpriced....They should be ashamed of themselves for trying to take advantage of people, but...That's how this world works....I will keep on trying....
