Wart Nemesis

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New Painless Wart and Verruca treatment.

Patent Pending UK, USA IPO, World IPO

WART NEMESIS Is an all herbal cream with no added chemicals or pharmaceuticals prepared only from FDA generally recognised as safe, dietary plants. It is suitable for all age groups and has been in clinical use in London UK for 5 years. It causes no irritation or local reaction when applied externally for the treatment of warts and verrucae. The lesion is rubbed down gently for a few minutes with the supplied coarse grade file, and the cream is applied after stirring the cream, with a supplied application stick. The treated lesion is then covered with a non-absorbent dressing to reduce the loss of the cream from the site of application. This must be kept dry for 12 hours to prevent the cream from being washed off.
The treatment is repeated twice daily for 4 days.Painless resolution of the the treated lesion usually takes place over 1 – 4 weeks in children, 4 – 8 weeks in adults. Although the treatment has not been tested in cases of genital warts, the cream causes no discomfort or irritation when applied to mucous membranes in these sensitive areas, and offers an excellent prospect for the treatment of these warts which are most vulnerable to a topically applied cream because they are not protected by a thick layer of keratinised skin as they are on hands and feet.  Furthermore, an interesting phenomenon has been noted. In cases of multiple wart or verruca infections, when only one lesion is treated, the treated lesion resolves first, and then the untreated lesions resolve at the same time 4 to 8 weeks later. This can only occur if in some way the treatment results in alerting an acquired immune response against the virus antigens, promoting an immune response against Human Papilloma Virus throughout the body at the same time, in much the same way as Measles or Chickenpox lesions resolve simultaneously during an acquired immune response against these respective viral infections.

See  Promoted Autoimmunization

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Before Treatment
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2 months after treatment. Only one lesion at the base of the left big toe was treated.

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All Photos on this site are cropped to exclude identifying features except where facial lesions are shown, and are consented for media publication by grateful patients.

 

 


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