The application of Cansema can sometimes produced a kind of "referred pain." An example would be the application of Cansema Salve to a suspicious growth on the elbow, only to find an eschar (with accompanying pain) appearing several inches away, near the wrist, yet no where near where the Salve itself was applied.
What's happening in a case like this?
When Cansema is applied to the skin, the product's active compounds get picked up by capillary vessels and if there is a cancer growth nearby, an escharotic reaction can get initiated. This may or may not produce a visible eschar right, but a pain response can easily result. If this occurs, know that there is nothing to worry about. The growth that is then being attacked may even be too small to be diagnosed, so this is not the fault of your regular practitioner. But know that these malignant cells that will eventually pose a health issue are in the process of being eliminated.

Cathryn Caton, N.D.
Alpha Omega Labs
Guayaquil, Ecuador