Plastic Surgeon Reacts to BOTCHED: DIY Cancer Treatment Destroys Nose!

[@NiaJustNia]

This is like someone having a gardener tell you there's weeds in their garden and just setting fire to the entire garden rather than removing them

[@marzipan2555]

tbf isn't that what chemo is?

[@NiaJustNia]

@@marzipan2555 she wouldn't have likely needed your typical systemic chemo, there's different types of treatment depending on what cancer you have, she had something localised that could've been easily treated

[@Assyla_555]

Lmao

[@elenav.5470]

TaiFighter the chemo could be comparable to weed killer, as it mostly targets the cancer

[@xsargantxshaftx7997]

.. but I like weed

[@nicolethompson2399]

her: my nose doesnt look the same as it did Yeah no crap! You burnt that off. Just be happy you have a nose after this whole ordeal

[@Madkalibyr]

Seriously! And the ability to pay for it instead of being stuck with wounds

[@kimmyball4961]

Did I watch a different video?? Lol I heard her praising her new nose??

[@BarryMikokinju]

@@kimmyball4961 Pretty sure they're discussing 6:04

[@sethsha7826]

Thank you. I have always hated my nose, but your comment has really made me look at it differently.

[@pianobooks42]

Yeah some people have actually lost their noses to black salv

[@Haerodiel]

"Can't have cancer on my nose if I don't have a nose!"

[@rootsmudge5746]

We call that the Thanos method of problem solving.

[@notlightbeam4889]

@@rootsmudge5746 yep, thanos killed half the universe to save the entire universe

[@zellasteria]

♋️ vs Cancer

[@maqasafarli5541]

"Can't have a proper life if i have no nose😅

[@jadebear0717]

@@gordythecat she’s lucky it didn’t spread

[@potatopirate5557]

"If you've got cancer, u really don't want to treat that yourself, you really should see an ACTUAL doctor." Really feels like the kind of thing no one should ever have to say. Ever.

[@EvelynL.1112]

True, anyone who tries to treat cancer without an official medical license really shouldn't.

[@theMull90]

MURRRRICCCAAAAAAAA

[@LtHarkness187]

Potato pirate, well to be honest there was no mention if she actually did get ride of the cancer by removing the nose. (I believe this black stuff did exactly what it say's it does, by removing the cancer) "Even though it ate her nose" it's actually strange because it's exactly the process doctors do to remove cancers, do the doctors not cut them out?

[@lindaschouten7210]

The problem is that many people in the US don’t have insurance and medical treatment is incredibly expensive

[@loreleilee453]

It’s the ONLY thing one should do!

[@abby.the.sailor]

I am convinced that if she just got the surgery to remove the cancer she would have saved money, time, and a nose.

[@Rose-jz6sx]

Oh 100%

[@loger6995]

The surgery for a tiny spot of skin cancer is lidocaine and a cut and suture done. Like 2k tops

[@firesonic1010]

Commas, they exist. Please use them.

[@ginnyfromdablock7551]

Mouth, can be shut. Use it.

[@tobiasjohansen5238]

@@firesonic1010 Commas they exist but youtube comments is not a English lesson

[@Connor-dy6wq]

Wow. She refused to get a surgery to cure a CANCER, but jumped at the chance to have surgery because her nose "Doesn't exactly look the way I was hoping."

[@CrankyBarista]

She couldn't find a salve to make her nose normal again I guess. Lol

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

I know, what on earth did she think it would look like?

[@zxbs_e]

I know right!!

[@jamesleonard7236]

And probably refuses to get vaccinated.

[@adelasefora]

@@CrankyBarista lol true

[@rubyonzi]

I’m not going to remove the cancer surgically, instead, I’m going to put a paste over, destroy my nose and then do 2 surgeries to correct it.

[@iona-1690]

Sounds like a great idea and not expensive or painful at all

[@rubyonzi]

I would describe it as stonks

[@kimmyball4961]

Omg, why does everyone get on the comments and just belittle whomever is the subject of said video?? It would be great to see some positivity!!!! ❤❤

[@iona-1690]

Kimmy Ball I’m not trying to belittle anyone, just it was a silly mistake that caused her a lot of pain. I’m glad videos like these exists so we can earn others from doing the same but honestly what she did was quite foolish overall, doesn’t make her less of a person though so I hope she’s doing well

[@rubyonzi]

Kimmy Ball I was not trying to belittle her, I was judging her actions not the person she is. With this video another person interested in using the product will see how it actually works and, hopefully, avoid using that substance. Also, people will learn trough this video that the best way to treat cancer is by going to the doctor.

[@flacadiabla3193]

Repairman: "You have a bit of mold in your bathroom. We can take care that for you." This woman's response: "No no, I'm going to burn the house down. It's easier."

[@lrizzard]

you forgot "my house doesnt look the same as before help me repairman"

[@reinamendez8163]

Lol 😂😂😂 Hahahaha

[@nicolevonw8101]

But yesss to your comment 😂🤣😂😅

[@Catcatharina1987]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Omg!! 👌🏻

[@AndSoWeLaughed]

And claim on the insurance = botched

[@EmEm78]

My grandmother declined medical treatment for lymphoma, and instead went to a bunch of quacks. One of them was a "Chinese Medicine practitioner" who had her put black salve onto her enlarged lymph nodes in her armpit and on her chest. It created two huge open wounds, one in her armpit, one on her chest, which created "tunnels" that you would be able to fit a finger into, that constantly leaked lymph fluid. The wounds were extremely painful, and never healed for the remaining 18 months of her life. They needed several dressing changes a day, as they were constantly leaking lymph fluid. The pain and discomfort, and the inconvenience of soaking her dressings so fast that she could barely leave her house, severely reduced her quality of life as she slowly died over the next year and a half. The most frustrating thing for me was the fact that she had spent her career as a pharmacist and possessed a great deal of scientific knowledge, yet still fell prey to that disgusting, unethical snake oil peddler. It was very hard for my family to witness, helpless, as she suffered horribly and needlessly.

[@chandaniberry9369]

Oh my god! Emilia, RIP for your Grandmother .

[@andrear7550]

Oh honey, I am so sorry to hear that. That sounds awful to go through.

[@EmEm78]

@@andrear7550 thank you. It wasn't nice. We were all very relieved to that her suffering was over when she finally passed.

[@jamesmason7979]

RIP to your grandmother. This was so disturbing I couldn't finish reading it.

[@2shaidesignco.shaihernande497]

Omg that is a crazy story. These stories are so scary. Makes me rethink things.

[@djdariana]

Moral of the story is: use black salve to become Voldemort. The hell did yall come from

[@DarkAnon100]

Black salve do seems like something the Death Eaters would make

[@awildchupi]

I was thinking the same thing like oh that was what Voldemort used 👁👄👁

[@flowerenki9818]

lets tell xi jingping its beautiful cream it will make him handsome.. gosh...

[@fronker7581]

Erna Bajramovic yours got cut off on mobile

[@asrigrandiva2391]

😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@literallydaviditsme4850]

Black Salve: “Got your nose”

[@danabare7061]

Lol!!

[@jadewu111]

From Freddy Kruger?

[@sarahelliott2046]

Gold

[@alexxander966]

Should I feel bad for laughing?

[@bigbossyXD]

@@alexxander966 nope

[@jimbo5603]

It's sad that despite what she did to herself she seems to still have zero self awareness of the damage she did or how lucky she is

[@catspajamboree]

for real! most people on botched: i was young and desperate to fix my insecurities and made a huge mistake 😔 this lady: i burnt my nose off instead of doing a simple non invasive procedure to deal with my skin cancer and even though i was lucky enough to have a doctor rebuild it and my body not reject my new nose it’s ugly :(((

[@tjrex9458]

@@catspajamboree Technically, cancer treatment IS invasive, its a hard process, so hard your hair starts to fall off because of the harshness it brings within (radiation etc etc), but god fucking damn it, she took it quite literal "If theres no nose, theres no nose cancer"

[@jessicadias5014]

Not always especially with skin cancer. If the affected cells are within a small region that can be removed with one surgery sometimes there is no need to undergo radiation.

[@jimbo5603]

@@jessicadias5014 true, in fact there's actually a cream used to remove (potential) skin cancers before they worsen. It makes the patient go quite red but it is very effective.

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

She may not be very bright!

[@msrandomgirly]

So to avoid a surgery she killed her nose and then had at least TWO surgeries to fix it. I hope she regrets what she did at least.

[@JR-lq5eh]

@MrStevonsky 😠😠😠😠 people put that on their dogs wish I can say I'm shocked 😭😭😭 why do people have to be so evil, also the ones who sales the stuff are no better

[@annetterivera764]

@MrStevonsky what kind of monster do that to their dogs?

[@mariaenvoikertoa]

@@annetterivera764 I feel like that group and people who force their cats on "vegan" diets have some overlap...

[@goofydog2]

Noooo, she said (after spending a fortune fixing her mess) that; she couldn't be happier' and 'life is good.' Go figure...

[@soobindoll9767]

I agree

[@biscuit8799]

*has cancer* “You need surgery” Her: no *bad nose job* “You need surgery” Her: yEs

[@kaefalcon5142]

Right.... because it’s now fixing what she fucked up.

[@ravedragneel1266]

ah god that shit just looks like shit you would use to pave the roads

[@biscuit8799]

@@foslerfer no u

[@k3ybc]

Cancer is the problem. People like her think cancer or tumour is the different cell in our body. Nope, you all wrong... cancer or tumour is exactly same DNK like yours or another point of view- our cell mutated rapidly and cancer is the name of these cells. Actually, all of our cells mutated, but most of them just die.

[@donniecatalano]

Exactly, that's the type of dumb ass who would also say Covid is fake and/or inject disinfectant

[@luffytaro5566]

Her: "My nose doesn't look the same as it did" Me: The ocean is made of water

[@yeosangsbirthmark3159]

Ah yes the floor is made of floor

[@adamvarghesesatish3337]

The air is made up of air

[@LassoOfTruth]

Your comment made me spit my soda. Dang it.

[@Coleonbidnes]

Hello, Moto.

[@aaqka]

and you sit on chairs

[@LennyTheHopeless]

I know someone who was informed that she had breast cancer, she could've had surgery done, but she refused to because she wanted to keep her breasts. That was the last thing I heard her say. She died later that year, and I just can't help but feel like her decision was really tragic.

[@EvelynL.1112]

Wow, that's really sad. She would rather lose her life than lose her breasts?!

[@gionncaomhinmorpheagh4791]

That's exactly what happened to my oldest sister. She'd always been extremely vain and when she was diagnosed with breast cancer and was advised to have her breast amputated, she flatly refused, saying: "I'm not letting them "mutilate" me!" So of she went trying out Chinese "cures" and mystic powders until it was too late so that even a belated operation couldn't save her. It just shows how vanity can sometimes literally kill you. MsG

[@emberdragon4248]

Better to live with prosthetics than not live at all

[@danate3849]

@@EvelynL.1112 Would you rather look like shit the rest of your life or live a year looking like yourself? Pick one. If you picked the first option, you must not be using your body, unfortunately. Or you just didn't think it through.

[@laurynelove7093]

@@danate3849 yikes. If you chose the second one you didn’t think it through. She could get implants after...idk that’s just sad to chose your looks over your family, friends, career, hobbies, future, etc and anything else that makes life worth living. Super super sad. I could understand if maybe you were a burn victim or an acid attack victim and even people who have endured such horrible tragedies continue to live And find value in their life. By choosing to die for the sake of your appearance you’re saying the only value you hold as a human and that your life holds is your beauty. So sad

[@meusana3681]

Tried saving money instead of treating your cancer, ended up with two reconstruction surgeries. Win win.

[@carlwitt3934]

I honestly don't think it was about the money. She's an example of a huge swath of Middle class middle aged white women who think they are experts on a subject because of something they saw on facebook/reddit.

[@SandiRose2008]

I pronounce words according to how they are pronounced in the dictionary!!! How do you pronounce fatigue? Many words are NOT pronounced as they are spelled according to the dictionary!!!

[@SandiRose2008]

@@carlwitt3934 Hahahahahaaa. There is a comment thread where everyone is talking about people pronouncing words differently. There were too many negative remarks so I was going to put in my two cents. I came out of the thread for a minute and came back in to the wrong comment. Sorry Carl. I'll wait a minute for you to see this comment then I'll come back in to delete it. LOL

[@carlwitt3934]

@@SandiRose2008 I'm in that same thread... About silent L words? I was soooi confused 🤣

[@SandiRose2008]

@@carlwitt3934 LMBO!!! Evidently I was too!!! LOL I think I'll leave this thread up so maybe someone else can have a laugh!! LOL Thanks Carl!

[@gregsettle9725]

I am a two-time cancer survivor. This Black Salve story is pure, unadulterated nightmare fuel to put it mildly!

[@kamilareeder1493]

I hate that it ended up prolonging her medical ordeals 👎👎 I really hope she learned her lesson after this 👀 so scary

[@plschokeme]

Congrats on beating cancer 2x!!

[@Isiaha43_1..IWGMTTLOML]

Congrats 👏 You are a survivor, live life to the fullest

[@griffiinator]

That’s so cool :0 your so strong

[@joannajiao656]

such a brave soul

[@the10thmuffinmanold35]

Fun fact. Lord Voldemort used black salve on his nose and that’s why he hates the muggles who made it

[@boogywoogy7546]

big brain thinking-

[@krissygreen9046]

Ha! 🤣

[@Chintuchuran112]

Uuuuuuuuhvaaadakadaavraa !

[@muhammadmota6141]

Hahahahaha I’m dead 😂😂😂

[@daniswara1164]

Fun fact he is too ashamed from getting tricked by moogle to go to doctor. That's why he also hate moogle doctor

[@mndlessdrwer]

I'm so glad that she ended up with this kind of positive result at the end, but I really wish that she had just let a doctor surgically remove the affected tissue in the first place and had the resultant excision site seen to by a plastic surgeon. She could have saved herself so much pain and emotional trauma.

[@EvelynL.1112]

Agreed, better safe than sorry

[@Ghorda9]

most likely she still had cancer, if it's not on the nose it would of migrated somewhere else.

[@lux3ury]

I’m not a squirmy person,but this video took it to a whole other level.

[@nikkidimick947]

It hurt me to watch. I totally understand.

[@icecreamisMine]

Read this right before the video started, guess I'll put my food aside for now

[@poppyseed5270]

I almost fainted when I saw her with that hole in her nose 😱

[@mollyking1387]

Me either. Never have I ever gasped like that

[@itsxmalk1923]

Fr this really got me feeling a type of way

[@edoardoprevelato6577]

1:11 you can see a few hairs turn white as he loses a couple years of his life

[@DoctorYoun]

Haha!

[@ratnashreechakraborty3163]

@@DoctorYoun omg..u r soo handsome🥺🥺

[@rosar.v3396]

Lol

[@mustachiomustache5591]

Woah you really can!

[@mustachiomustache5591]

@@ratnashreechakraborty3163 Simping! :D

[@sleepylecat]

This is the first time I've heard about black salve. I'm glad this woman was willing to share her experience so we can all learn from her mistakes. That stuff is terrifying.

[@guymontag1078]

Agreed. Everyone is bashing her, but I think she learned her lesson. Instead, I think this will probably prevent others considering off the books solutions too.

[@evilsharkey8954]

There are other natural substances that do the same thing, like bloodroot. I love the plant, but I’d never put its juice on my flesh on purpose!

[@ComaLies225]

It’s been around for a while but probably wasn’t as common with social media. I’ve heard of black salve years ago and only remember because I just thought it was fucking dumb

[@Noodlepunk]

Sharing her mistake so we can learn from it.

[@CrazyPangolinLady]

H Robertson The troublesome thing is that she just says she “used too much” and that was the problem. 😬

[@toyyatoy]

I am just continually amazed at what medical practices can accomplish, it’s truly astounding, mad respect.

[@SunsetBlvd13]

Lady: Black Salve Dr Youn: *has a stroke*

[@jadedbelle4788]

I think the 2 doctors on botched did too.

[@machin8593]

The face he made fucking SENT me lmao

[@anduro7448]

also gotta love how the jaw drop was basically a reflex

[@lordwind9745]

Instead of using surgery to cut off a piece of her nose, she basically decided to chemically burn a massive chunk off.

[@krystalchamberlain9180]

And then have multiple surgeries to fix her mistake

[@KrisHe1]

People are desperate for easy solutions. Don't think of consequences... like in my country, health care is free. And yet people brag about never seeing a doctor. I don't think they realize ignorance is not always blizz. Like you could walk around with a ton of preventable issues, that actually lower your quality of life without knowing it... like even just fatigue, or exhaustion could have simple solutions that a doctor can figure out with a simple blood test. Maybe you need vitamins, maybe your heart is not getting enough oxygen because you have low iron. Like so many people CAN'T seek medical help because their countries do not have free health care, and have to live like that and just accept it. It actually annoys me a lot when people think not seeing a doctor for no apparent reason for 30 yrs is something to brag about... like you can adapt to a lot of things. Find your own ways of coping. But why do that, if a supplement etc might actually save you all that... I'm a very curious person, so I probably go to the doctor too often, but I also have a lot of different issues with my health that I've ignored for ages. Like I have chronic iron deficiency anemia... i didn't have it treated until I was in my twenties, and when I got that first blood transfusion? (Actually three bags, but still), I felt fucking invincible. Like I had so much energy I literally did not know what to do with myself. I've always struggled with low energy etc, and felt like a zombie. Then suddenly I was superman. I could walk for hours without passing out or feel tired (more than aching muscles afterwards but that's pretty normal when you increase activity), I finally got the energy to live. And that was caused by something they could find by simply poking my finger... so yeah. I'd rather go to a doctor once too often, than wait til it's too late... but a lot of people just... don't use doctors how they should use them... Dr Mike talks about that in his videos, he likes it when a patient can come to him for just a check up without necessarily looking for anything specific. Because then he can keep track of their overall health and then prevent something before it becomes a genuine problem.

[@vladthemanpire5894]

@@KrisHe1 same in my Country....people only go when its something that gives them intense pain which is well not very thought through

[@blissfulbaboon]

Yes,either way she would have had to have reconstructive surgery.

[@BrieCheese]

She could have avoided all of this if she had just went to the surgeon the first time around. What motivated her to find this "alternative?" Did she use black salve because it was cheaper and she was worried about not being able to afford surgery? Did she simply prefer natural remedies over science?

[@wendyxkuma]

Most likely she wanted a “natural” remedy.

[@-Anjel]

in the end vanity won.

[@lilahollandsworth7832]

Her doctor told her she would likely need Mohs surgery (which is the forehead skin flap thing) and she looked up pictures and got scared of it - some how the black salve seemed less scary?

[@Platysmapus]

Some people who sell this stuff claim it won’t leave scars or damage non cancerous skin. Obviously they lyin.

[@BrieCheese]

@@Platysmapus Clearly they lyin. If we had a noninvasive cream that could treat cancer without damaging your healthy tissue then wouldn't your doctor mention it?

[@joannemadden7449]

I've had Skin Cancer several times and the last bout of it had portions of my upper nose and side of my eye removed, the Mohr procedure was used. Cancer is nothing to play with or take gambles with. I've had cervical cancer almost 40yrs ago and had a hysterectomy 10yrs ago as well as a brain tumor 31yrs ago. If you've been diagnosed or suspect that you might have any type of abnormality please, please, please see a doctor ASAP!! IT COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE!! I'm 56 now and I'm sure I look it, I baked in the California sun with baby oil in the 70's, used tanning beds in the 90's and am paying the price. PLEASE LEARN FROM MY SUFFERING!! PROTECT YOUR SKIN NO MATTER HOW DARK YOUR SKIN COLOR IS, IT CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE!! THANK YOU DR. YOUN FOR YOUR INFORMATIVE VIDEOS🌺

[@irenetanzman3976]

My husband had skin cancer on his nose. He had it treated the normal way. One small surgery with local anesthetic in an afternoon. You have to look really hard to know he had skin removed. The doctor did a great job & insurance paid for everything. This lady went through misery for nothing.

[@Rachgraha]

My mother used this stuff on a "suspicious lump" last year. It was so painful, and the escar made me heave to look at it. I'm so thankful she didn't disfigure herself with it. And she didn't even have cancer to begin with! She just got scared and slapped on some "natural" remedy instead of going to the doctor like a normal person! Being the child of an "all-natural" Facebook mom is incredibly stressful. I dread the day anyone in my family really gets cancer

[@creepywaffles4783]

That’s so sad but I wished she went to a doctor since it wasn’t cancer they probably would have given her some cream or antibiotics or something. I hope she stops being all natural. Natural can help but it’s not something you use on something that you think is cancer. I’m glad it wasn’t cancer and I hope she’s ok I hope no one in your family gets cancer. ❤️

[@dariabarbar]

Yeah i get you... sending love to you & i hope you won't have to deal with this anymore❤🙏🏼

[@boopbop3587]

Daria Barbar i felt this comment in my soul 😭 somehow vaccines are the worst yet rubbing acid on your skin/drinking bleach is fine. fucking insanity

[@little_lion_heart9850]

I'm sorry for you. I know how stressful that is. My oldest brother is an antivaxxer, antimedicine, antigovernment nutter. He has 2 children and they are unvaccinated and he treats their illness with dumb things like potatoes on the feet. He thinks the pandemic is a government hoax. It is very stressful.

[@dariabarbar]

@@boopbop3587 yeah they're hella annoying... sending you my love and light to you as well🙏🏼❤

[@PaperFlare]

As a medical researcher, I must say: Black salve definitely worked as intended. Admittedly, chemically excising half of your nose to kill cancerous cells seems a bit extreme, but hey.

[@jacim9446]

Yeah just thought the same. Noting left where the spot was so basically worked how she wanted it to.

[@irongolem123]

But what if the cancer metastasized elsewhere in her body? Don't they typically recommend chemotherapy to prevent this sort of thing? I recall seeing another video where a farmer noticed a suspicious looking mole on his arm and cut it off with a pocket knife, only to die from skin cancer metastases in the brain. After all this, the woman may yet be doomed.

[@Laura-ql4mg]

@@irongolem123 If skin cancer metastasizes, further treatment like chemo or radiation would usually be recommended yes. They would run more tests and either recommend further treatment or be considered cancer-free. If you have had melanoma (skin cancer) you have a higher risk of getting it again so follow ups and self-checks would be extra important.

[@isabellebrintnall8454]

I feel like that's a pretty dumb thing to say. It could have led to a major infection that could have killed her.

[@joanamaypitallano9641]

@@irongolem123 is it from chubbyemu channel?

[@lisalynnn]

My husband had melanoma. A friend of ours tried to get him to use black salve. We skipped that recommendation and followed his oncologist's treatment plan. He lived with melanoma for fourteen years. He passed away in January of this year.

[@hemlocklatte]

So sorry for your loss ❤ grieving your closest loves really changes you, but you'll be okay. Hang in there.

[@roberttatar1793]

I have a small dot on my face, I think I’ll put some acid on it and go to sleep. That should do it.

[@mud6866]

some people are so dumb, I really dont feel so bad about natural selection anymore lol

[@LieutenantSheep]

i cant believe she was able to just GO TO SLEEP. Acid was eating her face and she got her beauty rest? Couldnt be me...

[@mud6866]

@@LieutenantSheep definitely something else going on... a loose screw, addiction. She weren't or aint all there

[@georgehays4908]

.....use a chisel !

[@marisolet]

@@mud6866 have some compassion; you don’t know what she was going through or how stressed she may have been, searching for some kind of solution

[@fuuhouhouji]

Honestly, with that big hole, I wouldnt call the first surgery "botched" they did the best they could do for a first procedure

[@bethrivera867]

I agree! Her nose really didn't look bad after the surgery considering what happened to it in the first place. They didn't mess up the surgery and ruin her face, it's just that there was a little excess fat in there.

[@buriburi4087]

She literally botched herself

[@jazzywristonchunkybarbiemi1477]

I swear

[@amyzing3410]

It's crazy the lady is smiling with her nose&forehead is rotting.

[@Victoria-fu1ce]

LMAO 😂

[@shitnotagain9492]

“well portion of my face is rotting, gotta smile..”

[@florynth]

I think it was a "Great it's working" smile, "I'm so happy that I took matters in my own hand and didn't listen to western medicine"

[@KL96012]

She looks like a human version of a knock off mickey

[@supercomputer0448]

She was so proud of herself for curing cancer and not listening to the Western snake oil.

[@Demotri11]

To see this surgeon being transparent and clear that integrated care is how he feels medicine is best practiced, but also stressing that evidence based medicine wins outright in serious situations was super relieving to me

[@annabranson260]

Me watching this: 👁👄👁 **goes to mirror** **pets nose** it’s ok I will never hurt you

[@hermystic_ways]

😂😂😂😂😂 Awww

[@shabiladhas410]

This is so cute

[@hossjulia]

Agreed. And mines been broken 3 times and isn't totally straight.

[@EvelynL.1112]

Props to you, I can't imagine why people like the lady in the video would just put corrosive chemicals on their nose instead of seeing an actual doctor to treat their cancer.

[@maryrose8478]

Lol I started rubbing my nose too! Just wanted to reassure it.

[@VicStAmand]

The pain that that black salve must have caused literally melting her nose off. So scary.

[@arsonsnail]

most likely it didn’t feel like anything, all the skin was necrotic

[@taeblends]

I'm pretty sure she put it on and went to bed. Wouldn't of felt anything because like the previous commenter said, the tissue was completely destroyed

[@glenndiddy]

@@taeblends can't feel pain if you burn the nerves of as well, smart

[@papeetechild]

It is very painful. But effective, and preserves healthy cells, unlike surgery. I’m sure she ended up with a better result having done what she did.

[@taeblends]

@@papeetechild Uhhh I'm sure leaving it on overnight did NOT give her a better result considering she literally lost her nose 👀👀

[@kitnkindlin683]

He cursed and I was shook lol yikess didn’t even know there was a gel that could literally rot you yikesss

[@tuesdaywithanh]

That sounds a little like leprosy

[@OriLOK2]

@@tuesdaywithanh except you don't have to be dumb and desperate to get leprosy

[@tuesdaywithanh]

@@OriLOK2 yeah, pretty much

[@toffeegirl9016]

when

[@ranaoblivious2122]

@@toffeegirl9016 2:03 here is the time

[@bonnecherie]

I had a grandmother that decided to use black salve instead of going to chemo/surgery for her breast cancer. It was recommended by her doctor, and she ended up developing gangrene and dying from it. This is why I listen to my doctors and read up on everything, especially if the doctor prescribes something that is questionable. Thankfully my other grandmother chose to go the chemo/mastectomy route for her cancer, and so far it's looking good. Here's hoping she pulls through o3ob

[@nellywilde1911]

She spent way more money to fix what she did than if she would have gotten the surgery by a doc.

[@shadowsun5704]

I thought if they’re on the show it’s free?

[@nellywilde1911]

They still have to pay on botched. it is cheaper than usual

[@Madkalibyr]

Yeah it’s interesting that she was skeptical of the medical science behind treating cancer but was all on aboard for the cosmetic surgery without hesitation

[@youprollydxmbforreadingthis]

Shadow Sun the surgery is free but being included in the show slot is where it’s not free.

[@libertysvoice2623]

The way he said “that’s f***ed up” so professionally 👌

[@feliciofeliz]

Every time I hear “holistic”, “eastern medicine”, homeopathy...I get skirmish. My friend died of ovary cancer, a totally curable cancer, because she refuse to get a real treatment, going to all sorts of alternative medicine bs. When finally she went to a doctor he send her straight to hospital where she died few weeks later.

[@ojigbo]

I'm sorry to hear that.

[@little_lion_heart9850]

That is so sad. I am very sorry for your loss. I can't imagine how heart breaking it is to lose someone to something because they refuse proper treatment. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@leemana352]

The way I see it Eastern Medicine should be seen as just a ‘boost’ to an already established Western medicine treatment or as a last resort if Western medicine hasn’t worked. I recently discovered I have pretty serious chronic sinusitis. Somehow I ended up with an infection in the bones of my face and some parts of my throat and neck from this. It took a long time and seeing many different doctors before I finally received a proper diagnosis because the infection could only be detected by an MRI (which I finally received after suffering with choking/suffocating feelings for more than a month) and many of the doctors wouldn’t take me seriously and kept telling me I just had a cold and anxiety. I felt completely helpless with Western Medicine so I turned to acupuncture. Fortunately I then found the right doctor who found the problem and has now prescribed me antibiotics and some other medicines to treat the infection. But I still continue to do acupuncture too because I believe it can help alongside the Western medications. I feel that Eastern Medicine should never be used alone without first trying Western medicine. But I also believe that sometimes Western Medicine alone cannot help either.

[@lightningbug3189]

@@leemana352 I think that rather than differentiating between eastern and western medicine, it is even more about using safe alternative or traditional cultural remedies that pre-dated modern medical practices in combination with modern medical practices. Emphasis on safe, because putting butter on a burn may be a cultural tradition and more natural/alternative, but it is not safe or effective. Acupuncture, when done by someone with proper training, can be great for symptom management even though it is not a cure.

[@feliciofeliz]

Lee Mana the doctors told my friend that the acupuncture that she did probably aggravated her cancer because upset the tumor. The vast, way vast, majority of eastern medicine is harmful or just placebo at best. I lived in Asia, the doctors would say things like “if you have back pain, don’t drink beer” or after feeling your pulse on your wrist “you have a liver problem” , or tell you about Fung shui to cure your sinusite. Easter medicine prescribes rhino’s horn powder or bear bile,which besides been dangerous are I inhumane to the animals. Cupping, largely popular in china, is absurd. Acupuncture is placebo, you may have your symptoms alleviated a little, due to placebo effect. Eastern medicine for the most part should be banned.

[@thesilversurfer7136]

I was so gratified hearing you explain in the beginning the use of Eastern and Western medicine. As someone who worked in medicine and took acupuncture courses the two systems dovetail quite nicely together and provide optimal health for patients.

[@brookesdaze]

I want to avoid a mild surgery... Let me just burn off the affected area until I need major reconstructive surgery... Sounds like a better idea

[@ButterBallTheOpossum]

My grandma drank concentrated Peroxide because she thought it cured cancer and it made her very sick. Some people can't be reasoned with.

[@angie-jg4vr]

omg what gave her *that* idea

[@lillydog1827]

I did that but i did it to see hades faster

[@joysoyo2416]

Poor lady. I hope she's ok. Google ip6

[@firagaspellblade4509]

Ugh why are there adults that have less sense than children?

[@CrimeVictimsProtection]

You’re only supposed to drink diluted drops

[@KittyClaws]

"After I removed my own cancer, I was left with this red, bulbous thing" Me: .........well, yeah.

[@elizabeths.2130]

So much respect to people in the medical field who see and deal with things like this. It’s actually terrifying even thinking that situations like this could have been in my hands if I’d chosen to go to med school. Very glad I chose architecture LMAO

[@valerieutley7901]

As a melanoma survivor, I hope she still sees a dermatologist for full body skin checks!

[@evilsharkey8954]

I hope so, too. Her original lesion didn’t look like a melanoma, but that doesn’t mean she can’t get one somewhere else! I hope she’s more cautious about the sun, too.

[@anonymoususer3888]

Congratulations on getting through it! Cancer is tough, stay healthy

[@valerieutley7901]

Anonymous User thank you! I am 3 NED, still diligent about sunscreen and seeing my dermatologist!

[@anonymoususer3888]

@@valerieutley7901 I'm glad you're doing well! Sunscreen is gonna keep your skin looking younger too :D

[@katherinewinters5674]

I'm not a doctor, and even my jaw dropped onto the carpet when that woman said she removed her own cancer.

[@doge2003]

We have a saying in native language "when we used a solution for a problem ,the solution became the new problem" just like her😂

[@eiwaransichsein]

We call it "treating plague by cholera"

[@Trathaal]

We used cane toads to stop the sugar cane pests in Australia. Now the cane toads are a bigger problem than the pests were. Your native saying is very accurate for many cases around the world!

[@shioriryukaze]

@@eiwaransichsein hmmm....where did that come from? I may have to research

[@beckbail7987]

shioriryukaze you can google it! I watched a documentary on it when I took environmental science, it's a really cool topic actually

[@eiwaransichsein]

@@shioriryukaze It doesn't seem, that anyone actually tried to do it. ;) I didn't find anything, but if you want to know, phrase is polish: "leczenie dżumy cholerą".

[@Dobiegal]

As part of my surgical tech internship, I interned for an excellent surgeon at his private surgical facility. I can't stress enough to people to get the best surgeon possible. People, this is an ART, as well as medicine. Your surgeon should be as much an artist as a good surgeon. I've worked for non artist type Plastics, and the difference is day and night. Pony up the bucks and get the best.

[@greenapple9477]

**reads a blog post** "I am now a doctor" 😂😂😂😂

[@Melodyloveshorses1]

😂 Oh, my!

[@beetwospirit69420]

*reads that vitamin c is unstable in water/air* Me: La DeRmAtOlOgIsT

[@solvian9284]

My GF literally bought black salve today I run toward my GF took the black salve yeeted it to the trash can showed here these vid and she didn't believe and we go to here private doctor and explained, thanks allot I save another stupid person

[@Andalaeknir86]

bruh

[@croctarts8579]

You went from GF to mom

[@nothingtoseehere1221]

Sweet home Alabama?

[@plutus4047]

So your GF is your mom?

[@croctarts8579]

@@plutus4047I think so

[@SaviorMachine84]

"What she needed in this situation, was a brain"

[@Joemaniac]

Lmao

[@Bob_Jones123]

Makes you thankful for what you have

[@robynhayward]

Ohhhh so that's why Voldemort looked like a snake, black salve!

[@Jade-jz8wm]

@Gi Gi yo, it's just a joke lol.

[@invalidpersn4496]

@Gi Gi well.. yeah

[@oxychim]

@Gi Gi r/woooosh

[@djawnsjhilson218]

Black salve for a black soul

[@AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA72]

You know it's gonna be GOOD when someone says, "Well, I was looking for an alternative" yeah, that's called seeing another doctor, not looking up homemade remedies to melt my cancer away...

[@shadowxxe]

Theres an old saying that goes "Alternative medicine that works is just called medicine"

[@Prophezora]

Yeah...I think there are certain things you need to leave to the professionals.

[@Botaccount31]

@@shadowxxe I think theres a reason its an old saying. I mean. In the early 1900's people used to blow cigarette smoke up other peoples asses to heal stomach pains, and in the 50s people used to lobotomize their children if they were too talkative.

[@yabazyabacoffee]

This is like getting a bruise on ur arm then ripping it out cus u cant find a plaster

[@sunitaupadhyaya3287]

😂

[@antongunther3977]

Just consider the fact that even if you burn away the cancer you still have the possibility to leave cancer cells alive in your body that can escape and latch on to other parts of the body. Also a surgeon cutting away the minimal amount of facial tissue with SURGICAL precision will always leave more healthy tissue that future surgeons can work with for reconstruction compared to acid.

[@BrianaCunningham]

She went through more pain and surgery her way then if she removed it professionally in the first place. My boyfriend had a cancer removed from his nose and now you can barely tell.

[@yellowbluebuskrisil]

he's very kind, ethical, formal, unjudgmental in reacting. that matters most to me.

[@TraumaQueen65]

I wonder if she takes ANY responsibility for the damage she created in the first place?

[@Buddha23Fett]

Of course not.

[@camilareyes1323]

she's too dumb to even understand what she did to herself, tbh

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

I know, she is just an idiot.

[@jamul_cos]

With that smug grin she had with the dead tissue spots, probably not

[@flowerpower9541]

I'm sure she learned!!! Why are people so hateful!!??. She made a very stupid choice. Obviously believed the lies the black salve people tell. It doesn't mean she doesn't deserve help. Hateful awful people judging her. Get a little more sympathy and love for others

[@kevinbrown9757]

Thank you for sharing this enlightening video. Approximately 6,000 people who are either fighting cancer or have won it and are knowledgeable about it are a part of the Truth About Cancer support group. Anyone who requires support in their battle against cancer I highly encourageing to join this group. As you try to put an end to this dreadful illness, may God bless you all and give you strength. This group uses fb.

[@jigglypuffsuncle5108]

I was in a fb group for black salve, some of them would put it on their animals/kids & then act shocked when they'd get reported to the proper authorities..like wtaf is wrong with some people?!

[@rachellee404]

Was it DAWI? I loved that page, but my God. The shit people did to themselves.

[@dhenderson319]

Am i the only one that is still wondering what happened to her cancer? Does she still have cancer?

[@frostydinosaur8187]

I’m pretty sure the black salve killed it. Cancer is just cells and she had a skin cancer, so destroying the cells will get rid of it. She just did it in a stupid way.

[@dhenderson319]

Frosty Dinosaur doesn’t skin cancer affect like the whole skin.. she only only had skin cancer on two spots on her face?

[@powerpuff4ever]

Dervii Henderson it depends on the type and stage. Some skin cancer like basal cell carcinoma is superficial and doesn’t really spread so they typically just get cut off and patients are advised to make some lifestyle changes. Her doctor probably ran a number of test to determine that the spots she was seeing where the only concern and told her the treatment option. Then she went and did this and destroyed her cartilage instead

[@katydid5088]

Ur depends on the " level" of cancer penetration beneath the layers of the skin. If the skin is limited to The Superficial layer then, you can damage and remove or excise the tissue and fully remove the source of the cancer and prevent it from metastasizing. Once the cancer has penetrated underneath the subdural layers of the skin, the main concern for the medical team and a doctor is that the cancer is tissues will connect with any part of a vascular system underneath the skin or create its own vascular system and then begin to throw chunks of effectively cancerous tissue throughout the body and therefore lead to metastasis and various other complications as a result of those secondary cancer colonies. Most of the time, late-stage skin cancer is extremely difficult to treat and usually we use heavy scarring that also results in tissue death. That is why if you get a full body exam for your skin and then they take a biopsy it is highly highly recommended that's you see a professional to determine the level and type of cancer you happen to have because the superficial treatment of excising a tumor is only effective in early-stage cancers. Usually once they metastasize both the time of treatment and severity of symptoms resulting from above treatment is far far worse and extremely expensive.

[@Korilian13]

@@frostydinosaur8187 its very haphazard though. You might kill all the cancer cells, but if you miss any you just mutilated yourself for nothing.

[@reneebrady8389]

I'm actually surprised that they were able to use her forehead skin for the surgery since she slathered that horror paste there too...I'm assuming it didn't eat away as much, or they were able to work around it? So sad that people get fooled into using stuff like this :-(

[@SjofnBM1989]

She only did a small spot on her forehead I think.

[@Besty190e]

A doctor with a comforting, competent, and, reassuring bedside manner that’s rare these days. That’s doctor I would trust.

[@yuhaye3986]

“Black salve can destroy your tissues” *Hides my kleen-ex*

[@Kelpweed]

This should be more seen 😂😂 omg

[@CrystalDragen]

Whats worse is there are people like her who decide to do this to their kids instead of taking their kids to the doctor. Like I've seen pics of a gaping hole in a kids ankle where a growth used to be. And they're just like **pack it with gauze and wash it with Collodial Silver amd you'll be fine sweetie**

[@rickwrites2612]

At what point is witholding reccommended medical treatment for a minor (Im assuming religious reasons is the only potential legal defense?) cross the line into child abuse? Like can a mandated reporter (teacher, coach, counselor) just report such a thing to CPS? If the parents take a kid AMA can a nurse/dr / hospital admin call a judge/ court to determine if its ok? What about a teen? I know in many states a child over 13 or 14 has complete control over their reproductive health, and can get clinician to explain stds and conception, seek birth control or condoms, pelvic or breast exams , can choose against parents will to keep her fetus or abort it. But does that same 14 yo (lets say girl) get to insist she wants chemo/radiation instead of her parents chosen faith healer/only reiki & diet thoughts, etc? Dont wanna veer too off topic, but having been abused as a child in a way that maybe didnt make it worth removing me and risking worse abuse in foster care, It always concerns me that all parents already get to brainwash their kids into whatever they themselves believe. But at least at 18 they can move out and work or attend college and read or be exposed to other ppl and ideas and make their own decisions. But obviously they cannot if theyre not allowed to live that long...

[@probablypositivity8918]

That or their pets, I've seen that quite a bit with black salve, and it's heartbreaking.

[@CrystalDragen]

@@rickwrites2612 Alot of people don't believe children have rights/are allowed to have rights or personal autonomy until they leave the house. Furthermore in alot of these rural areas children are not educated or informed of their rights. And its all excused under "religious freedom" which is why I give people who homeschool their kids a side eye. I have heard plenty of stories of teens who saved money to get themselves and their sibs their shots or in some cases a kid can find an adult to support them, but these things take money. Isn't living in America great???? *sarcasm*

[@naomia472]

School nurse has entered the chat ✨ICE✨😀

[@Shadow-zf5uc]

This honestly reminds me of those parents who got charged and convicted of negligent homicide for praying to God to heal their dying daughter rather than taking her to a hospital. The girl was 11 and had undiagnosed diabetes. Her death was preventable but her parents completely failed to get care for her. Look up the Kara Neumann case if you want more info.

[@robinh2406]

Her: I did it myself cause screw surgery Also her: can I have surgeries to fix my nose please?

[@kurellsylvester2164]

I'm thinking "how come she didn't fix her nose herself?"

[@whosaidthat84]

I think it's safe to say she learned her lesson. The black salve taught her that she should've done surgery in the first place.

[@andulasis6283]

This is so informative and interesting to watch! Thanks for educating us and hopefully people that would have potentially done something similar like this lady has

[@KatherineRoseArt]

I have psoriasis and once in a psoriasis group on fb I saw a person trying to sell this black salve to people. I about croaked. I spent half the day arguing to people to please please do not use that stuff. I really hope none of them ever bought it.

[@mcjon77]

I literally screamed when I saw what that did to her nose. Honestly, I have been less shocked watching videos of murders on KZbin.

[@Akalim]

Speaking of murders, morbid curiosity time! imagine using that salve stuff on like-- a victim to prevent facial recognition or something

[@idalarsen2540]

@@Akalim Ooooooohhh nice, good idea! See ya later, imma go and.. do something.

[@plootyluvsturtle9843]

@@Akalim that would look absolutely terrifying

[@florenciaelaine1496]

@@Akalim hmm make sure to apply it to the fingers too.

[@whatsanenigma]

At least murder is against your will. Doing something like this to your SELF is just a whole different level.

[@MM-bi1nv]

Dr. Youn, I’m so interested in your professional opinion about Korean plastic surgery trend in making almost the same face (v-shape jaw, double eye line, small/narrow nose) for everybody just as witnessed in Miss Korea candidates. It seems to me their principle is not about improving what the patient is born with, but more on alternating the face features completely with a sort of perfect face. It is pretty different plastic surgery culture compared to the United States, Europe, Brazil, Japan, Russia or even China.

[@pangkoulee7648]

Yes! Please do this!

[@shinaji08]

just to add, i heard a lot those patients are from overseas, including Japan. but i agree with the p/s trending is kinda weird.

[@CrazyPangolinLady]

It’s spooky! I wonder though. Because of the homogeny of the Korean beauty standard, I’d avoid getting surgery there as a white person. Korean plastic surgery is very good, but an Asian nose on a white person would look off. American and Korean beauty trends are different and might look off when blended.

[@shinaji08]

CrazyPangolinLady well they are professionals and I’m sure if you ever decide to get a plastic surgery done here in korea, they’d give you consultation before they do anything. they wouldnt do anything without your consent cuz that would mean lawsuit. common logic. plus a lot of foreigner are choosing to spend a lot of money and time to travel far from their home to korea cuz they know that the doctors here are highly skilled not becuz of k beauty trend. on one of the documentary show that i watched while back, it’s said that nose job is popular among women in India. also, if youve ever read one of japanese beauty magazines, they always have like five or more pages with ads for plastic surgery (mostly, the eye and breast enlargement) so im guessing thats popular in japan. then again, not everyone is the same. plus i heard jawline is really difficult and dangerous surgery so its not as common as you think.

[@diaryaisyasophie1586]

Please...i'd love to know too

[@isaacnelson77]

This woman is "I know everything better" personified.

[@cearealkiller5956]

Question: Do you have a mug saying “my medical degree knows more than your blog post”

[@carnystrickland7367]

I would so love to see one

[@mimmikibilly]

My vet has a poster along those lines XD

[@missgoobervmk]

Why is everyone pronouncing it like "sav" instead if "sal-v"? Has my whole life been a lie?

[@Grashnook]

They just can't pronounce things correctly

[@23Eulogy23]

From the Pacific Northwest and we pronounced it correctly. SaL-v

[@bdw7254]

I just call it ointment because I can’t figure it out

[@melz6625]

it’s def salve since it’s a Latin word

[@Rose-jz6sx]

I assumed it's an American pronunciation?

[@katelynna10000]

This makes me want to see Dr. Youn do a video on the history of reconstructive surgery. The forehead flap featured in this video reminds me specifically of the procedures that were developed after the first world war to treat significant facial injuries. The results may seem somewhat primitive by today's standards, but you to consider that these procedures were done more than 100 years ago now. Even something like just closing a hole in the nose and/or sinuses had a MAJOR impact on the quality of someone's life, even if they couldn't reconstruct a nose like we can today. I'd love to hear how much of these original techniques are still applicable today. I bet it's more than we might think. The other medical field that was advanced significantly in the aftermath of WW1 was prosthetics. Normally, when someone things of prosthetics, they think limbs. However, because of the previously mentioned severe facial injuries, there were facial prosthetics. There were doctors who would meticulously craft what were really works of art to blend in with someone's natural face as much as possible, often at no or little cost. The outpouring of support for WW1 veterans, especially in the medical community, was truly touching.

[@wendysolem2372]

I am so happy that you tackled this black salve. A few years ago I was diagnosed with trip,e negative breast cancer, a coworker of mine was also diagnosed with the same disease at the same time. She was convinced that black salve and oils would “pull the cancer” out of her body. It caused large black open sores which she was convinced was the cancer leaving her body. She passed on a few years ago. I was treated conventionally, but my oncologist added acupuncture for stress, I was part of a study for the digni cap so I wouldn’t lose all my hair. March 2027 will mark 10 years , at which point my Dr said she’d consider me cured. Please everyone, believe in science, Anna left 2 young daughters, and posted a lot of bad advice prior to her death, I did great with the digni cap and the usual cut, poison and burn.

[@stw361]

I would also add that if you have a growing or suspicious mole, get it removed at a doctor's office who will send it to a pathologist! Otherwise, if you go to a med spa to remove these moles without a pathologist's report, you may end up missing a life-threatening metastasizing tumor.

[@evilsharkey8954]

Exactly! If that was a melanoma that had already metastasized, removing the original lesion wouldn’t save you.

[@-MaryPoppins-]

Plus it’s covered by insurance 🤣 won’t have to pay!

[@lilstripaRabbit20884]

Yikes. When my husband had cancer we definitely didn’t diy it. He sought treatment from an oncologist but we also did a lot of holistic things. Refined his diet to a better diet that would support him through that time, proper movement, massages and adequate rest and hydration. Best of both worlds. Beat the cancer.

[@j.monica8794]

I never thought I'd see him say " that's fxcked up" the internet has deflowered him 😭😂

[@wendysolem2372]

I am so happy that you tackled this black salve. A few years ago I was diagnosed with trip,e negative breast cancer, a coworker’s of mine was also diagnosed with the same disease at the same time. She was convinced that black salve and oils would “pull the cancer” out of her body. It caused large black open sores which she was. O Vince was the cancer leaving her body. She passed on a few years ago. I was treated conventionally, but my oncologist added acupuncture for stress, I was part of a study for the digni cap so I wouldn’t lose all my hair. March 2027 will mark 10 years , at which point my Dr said she’d consider me cured. Please everyone, believe in science, Anna left 2 young daughters, and posted a lot of bad advice prior to her death, I did great with the digni cap and the usual cut, poison and burn.

[@Golden_Bubblebee]

You know, this is going to sound really weird, but I am really happy that you don't blur the nasty stuff :") Edit: and with nasty stuff I mean the black skin patches in this video, or when he shows a video of a surgery or something

[@lost15frog]

Dr Youn is so handsome and has a voice and cadence I can listen to forever

[@arxcanis9162]

It's honestly so cool that we can take pieces from other body parts and like make a new part for someone. My friend has a deviated septum and they took cartilage from her ribcage to put in her nose. That's just awesome

[@TwinsBigLikeTia]

Huh?? I’ve never heard of that in my life and I got a consultation for a deviated septum 😂 mine isn’t that bad but still wtf

[@vinciroth]

I love people like her because they give us all something to laugh at

[@allisonk6061]

I really appreciate that even though you call yourself a holistic doctor, you still recognize when holistic approaches are insufficient and modern medicine is needed. I wish more holistic medicine practices would take that approach

[@shanatinnin339]

Dr. Youn is a master of keeping his composure on some of these crazy videos.

[@threesofthree6100]

I see so many "holistic" approaches to medical care that are just... Way too out there. Like black salve, the infamous Jilly Juice, homeopathy, consumption of laetrile... These things can be outright dangerous. And I appreciate you clearing up the kinds of safe, natural ways that you personally recommend for your patients to improve their health.

[@wgreenewgreene1022]

People like Youn has given me faith on holistic medical options. I wish more people like him were vocal because its nut jobs that push for "holistic" options are gonna give it a bad name

[@MyDuckSaysFucc]

At this point “natural” and “holistic” are just marketing terms for stuff that doesn’t have to be backed by any research. I appreciate his honesty. Diet and exercise do work. It’s really sad though that so many people feel that these terms are a better than, yay know. The stuff that actually is proven to work. 🙄

[@eileenhetherington3704]

Homeopathy is NOT WHAT SHE USED. He has got his terms confused. Homeopathy is an extremely dilute solution of a herb or mineral. I mean very dilute as to be undetectable. It is used to stimulate immunity like a vaccine. What this woman used contained zinc chloride which will eat holes in anything. You could swallow an entire bottle of homeopathic pills and experience no effect whatsoever.

[@strayiggytv]

@@eileenhetherington3704 if you could take a while bottle of pills with no effect then that just means they're a placebo that doesn't actually work lol. I stand by the statement "Be wary of a medicine that has zero side effects because chances are it doesn't have any effects at all" lol

[@theonionqueen3519]

Here is my view on things: Use Western medicine to treat the cancer. Use Eastern medicine to treat the side affects.

[@danate3849]

Here is my view on things: Do whatever will give you the happiest life, no matter how long it will be.

[@jmanuelll]

@@danate3849 ik Ur try8ng to be like passive and let people choose but that's the most generic as thing I've ever heard. People like her chosen their own way and look at her now. Yikes

[@danate3849]

@@jmanuelll Invest in learning basic grammar, so I can understand your superior intelligence and status.

[@vinceyboy9404]

This was taking "cutting off your nose to spite your face" to a WHOLE new level

[@Steampunkfox143]

I feel that someone who willingly puts something on their nose that can, and has, melted their nose has no one but them self to blame for their nose not looking how they wanted

[@danate3849]

Okay? They didn't try to switch blame onto someone else, your comment is, and will never be needed.

[@damneddandelion7631]

If my man can’t tell me everything about plastic surgery and do’s and donts of how to deal with cancer- I don’t want him

[@Madkalibyr]

I think dr Youn is married :p

[@natashafaye6684]

I was SO scared when you said Black Salve is dangerous!!! I was raised on Brown Salve and after researching I now know they are two different things:)

[@robinavalyn9513]

Dr Youn... you are astonishing. I'm so glad to see your approach to all of these things: integrative medicine, feminist pov, & animal rescue & adoption too! I've never heard a doctor speak in the way you do. Thank you.

[@jeanetteh.9240]

Thank you for the explanation of the procedures--it helps with understanding how difficult they were to do. And thanks also for educating people about the risks of being your own doctor.

[@justdarija3890]

She might had metastasis from this cancer in her other tissues, even blood! This is so irresponsible to her own body to treat it that way😱

[@Robin-gk6cs]

Thank you for pronouncing 'salve' the correct way!!!