skin cancer cure found

BEC5 is a name for a mixture of 1/3 solasonine and 1/3 solamargine in the “triglycoside” form, and 1/3 “diglycosides and monoglycosides” of these two basic molecules.
Solasonine and solamargine themselves are actually very similar (but not identical to) human cholesterol and steroid molecules.
By themselves, solasonine and solamargine don”t have anti-cancer activity because they can”t penetrate into cells, cancerous or normal. That”s why just eating the foods that contain these compounds won”t eliminate your skin cancer or even reduce your risk of getting it. In order for them to be effective, they need to be able to get into the cells. That”s where the glycosides come in.
Glycoside is a term used to describe molecules with various sugars attached to them. One of these simple sugars, called rhamnose, selectively latches on to  receptors present only in skin cancer cell membranes and in actinic keratosis. When you combine the solasonine and solamargine with rhamnose,they can get into the cells where they cause cancer cell death by destroying cell components called lysosomes.
Normal cells escape any harm, since the BEC5 can”t get into them.
80,000 success stories
According to Dr. Bill Cham, who has developed BEC since the 1980s, BEC5 is effective at extremely low-doses and is safe to use even very frequently.
Dr. Cham writes: “BEC5 is applied at least twice daily to the skin and may be applied much more frequently if rapid regression of the tumor is required. Some patients apply [it] up to 10 times daily. The cosmetic results after using BEC5 are very impressive and over 80,000 patients have now used BEC5 successfully.”