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Fundamentals
Though moles and warts are sometimes confused, they are not the same thing. A "Mole" (in the dermatological sense) is a congenital discolored spot that rises above the surface of the skin. Though most moles are harmless, those that change color and/or size should be cause for concern. A physician, preferably a dermatologist, can diagnose the mole and indicate whether or not it is or has become cancerous (in which case you should read our skin cancer page). Helpful Links:
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Moles
{xtypo_dropcap}M{/xtypo_dropcap}ost moles are surprisingly easy to get rid of, using effective alternatives. Unfortunately, they require a little patience and compliance with protocol. See our Bloodroot Paste for the removal of moles. These should be used in conjunction with the Cansema Capsules, as explained on the bloodroot paste page. Additionally, Neem Tree Oil is also effective for treating a wide variety of moles and other dermatological disorders. See the third page of the Neem Common Use Table for specifics. Our liberal Money Back Guarantee applies to these products.
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