Re: Difference between a mole and a melanoma ?

People get all kind of skin thingies that are not malignant and the fact your doctor does not think it is cancer should be encourageing.  Doctors are usually all too quick and willing to diagnose cancer and start profiting from its treatment, though they have surely made mistaken diagnosis and sometimes prefer to wait until the cancer is obvious.

To be on the safe side, why don't you treat is as if it were skin cancer so you can get rid of it and stop worrying?  The black ointments can get rid of skin cancers, moles and just about anything else - but many of them are quite caustic and will eat a good sized hole in your face whether or not cancer is present (I speak from experience!)

My choice would be to make yourself an oleander based skin ointment by making some very concentrated oleander extract and then mixing it with ozonated olive oil and/or vitamin e skin cream or aloe vera gel, add adding a bit of either DMSO or MSM.  Apply that cream diligently three times a day and in time your spot should be gone whatever it is.  If you use DMSO instead of MSM, be sure to thoroughly wash your hands prior to each application - DMSO is a powerful penetrant and will carry anything on the surface of your hands into your skin.

For information on making the oleander extract, see:

The Recipe for Oleander Soup Part 1

The Recipe for Oleander Soup Part 2 - Tips and Advice

Besides treating the condition on the skin, also adapt a healthy diet and lifestyle and make sure you are not deficient in any vital minerals, vitamins, trace minerals and other nutrients and get rid of stress (such as your current worrying) and you should be good to go.

You can find lots of suggestions on diet, nutrition, lifestyle, cleansing & detoxing, etc. in my suggested anti-cancer protocol - though I would say that at this point there is no need for you to attempt to do everything it contains unless you get a definite diagnoses of cancer.

All the best,

DQ