Woman Who Was Called A Monster For Her Head-To-Toe Hairy Moles Might Be The Next Miss Universe

Markus, doctors are always hesitant to perform any surgery to the head, because all that blood coming from the heart goes to supply oxygen to the brain. Its almost 2/3rds of all arterial blood leaving the heart. Any abscess, or infection, to teeth, face, nose, or other parts of the head, are potential problems because of the heart/brain superhighway. That's why vinegar offers no problem, and if doctors poopoo this it is because they don't want you doing something they think they should be paid to fix. You are horning in on their territory. Its the same thing as someone doing the job a union does. The want you gone.

For your information all these moles have a single cell at their base. They spread out, over the normal cells and look like they are much larger than they are. Once you destroy the base cell, they will not grow back. If you don't, it will regrow. Jut keep applying fresh vinegar and it will eventually wither and die. They look worse than they really are. And vinegar does not harm the brain like surgery can.

I've never had a problem with it. And naturally doctors would rather you come to them, so they can reap the monetary harvest instead of doing this on your own. Further, removal of such things from the head is very problematic, because any infection can cause brain damage. Most of the blood leaving the heart goes immediately to the brain before traveling elsewhere. I've never seen any report on vinegar being a problem.

I've read some doctor's responses to that, and apparently it's not necessarily a good thing to do, especially if you're not sure of the cause of the mole (i.e. if it's just cosmetic or infected skin), and it can cause dark scarring. Regardless, a doctor or surgeon can remove them pretty easily and safely with a scalpel or liquid nitrogen. I don't know what the hell you mean by "does not harm the brain like surgery can" since minor cosmetic surgery like this neither causes trauma nor requires the patient to be under anesthetic (so there are none of those related risks).

Scarring and discoloration would be easier to cover w/ makeup. Otherwise, try the vinegar on less visible moles first.

Are you questioning my integrity Jaclyn? Are you calling me a liar, for stating that I have removed moles and warts from my body using vinegar? I do not lie little lady, and when I state that I have done something you can take it to the bank. Before I go to bed, I take a band-aid, with some cotton inserted between it and my skin. Then I fill an eye dropper with vinegar, and add it until the cotton is supersaturated. Then I go to bed. If I have to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, I fill it up again. The next morning I remove the band-aid and go about my day. I repeat this until the wart/mole falls apart and can be scraped off. About two weeks. IT WORKS!!

I think it's very hard to sustain that apple cider vinegar will harm the skin more than allopatic medication, many of them containing much more acidic solutions - that ones to kill fungus, v.g. - and substances derived from petroleum. Regular use of apple cider vinegar is much safer than that. Of course not on that concentration, that can really harm the skin on a long basis. It is radical, but as John L told, it's also temporary, until the moles are gone. Just for the sake of an example: i got scabbies some years ago. All the doctors and medical information on internet said it can be cured with medication, but what they do not say is that the only 100% effective treatment known is just very salty water. You bath on a daily basis and it kills the parasite, the eggs, stop the very common reinfections, everything. Salt water is not in the medical databasis, however. And the same goes to apple cider vinegar, baking soda, etc... They have a thousand and one benefits. Just research!

I am already open the link that you just posted, and doctors said it can harm your skin, so many others who have tried had this scars because of using vinegar to remove it

John stop spreading misinformation!!! That will not remove a mole! Any dermatologist will tell you that is complete non-sense.

That's true too. I guess I just notice a lot of very beautiful people in the modeling industry who have some quirky flaw but are otherwise very generically good looking. Like this girl or the girl with vitiligo or "big" girls who are chunky yet perfectly proportioned. It seems like the message is that flaws are cute if you're already stereotypically beautiful. But I agree with you. People do consider moles to be flaws and it's a good starting point.

That's true, it certainly does. Just saying it's easy to be beautiful despite moles if you already have perfect facial symmetry and bone structure. But you are right, it does challenge beauty barriers.