• Refrigerate for 5 minutes before each use. Storing SuperHeal in the fridge is fine but it may become too hard to use.

• Keep the area covered because turmeric stains anything it comes in contact with.

• Apply SuperHeal daily for 7 days. Allow area to air for 24 hours. Re-apply daily for another 2-5 days or until the lump pops or falls off. Keep an eye on the wound and ensure it does not get infected.

• Continuing to apply SuperHeal will aid in the healing of the wound and prevent infection.

• We have had reports of SuperHeal working without bandaging but it is highly recommended that you stick to our method which has shown good results.

• Keep refrigerated.

• Each subject is different and results will vary.

• The general rule is to apply SuperHeal every 24 hours for 7 days. If there is no change or you are not yet fully satisfied with the results, allow the area to air for 24 hours. Re-apply daily for another 2-5 days and if it is a lump, until the lump pops or falls off.

• Keep an eye on the wound and ensure it does not get infected (Continuing to apply SuperHeal may aid in the healing of the wound and may help to prevent infection).

• We have had reports of SuperHeal working without bandaging but it is highly recommended that you stick to our method.

• The efficacy of SuperHeal will vary depending on the quality of the ingredients you use. We import the purest and highest-grade ingredients we can find and we know with absolute certainty that no one else in Australia imports our grade of lecithin. If you are uncertain about the quality of the ingredients available to you, we recommend purchasing our ready-made SuperHeal.

• You are also welcome to purchase the individual ingredients from us and make SuperHeal at home.

Many of you may know about the little puppy that came along and turned my life upside down – Augustine the Boxer. What many of you don’t know is that Mishka my Maltese dog has been in my family since 2001. Sadly, for the first ten years of her life I knew nothing about canine nutrition and as she gets older her previous poor diet is catching up to her.

Not long before the original Dog vs Lump video was made I paid a vet $850 to surgically remove five cysts from Mishka’s body. To then find a 1cm hard lump on her tail two weeks later left me frustrated. I didn’t get Mishka formally tested to confirm what the lump was but I believe it was a fatty cyst.

I didn’t want Mishka going through the pain again so I searched for alternatives. I remembered reading how coconut oil and turmeric was used to treat tumours on dogs in nine studies at the UCLA. In 81% of those cases the tumours reduced in size. Curious to learn more I did a google search and found many testimonials from every day people claiming that the tumours and cysts were getting smaller and in some cases popping and dying off for good. What I didn’t like is that the process seemed to take many months.

Riding on a hunch I added lecithin powder as an activator to increase the bioavailablity of the anti-cancer properties and other healing properties of the turmeric. Black pepper is excellent too but nowhere near as powerful. Some people also use organic honey with great results but I believe my recipe to be the most effective and it is also cruelty free.

Mishka’s cyst popped after ten days. Sadly after one phone call and two follow-up e-mails to the head of the research I based SuperHeal on (Dr. Marilene Beth Wang at UCLA), I heard nothing in response to my findings. I called and e-mailed her on 24th October 2012 and followed up with another e-mail on 28th January 2014.

It just so happened that all three ingredients I used are found in Augustine’s SuperFood (turmeric and lecithin are found in Augustine’s SuperBoost). It was encouraging to know that at least Augustine has a healthy start to life.

This discovery has put me on a path that motivates me to research every natural cancer therapy I can find and I am compiling an e-book featuring a concise cancer diet protocol.

I would love nothing more than for SuperHeal to be picked up by mainstream science, have tests carried out that will prove its effectiveness and hopefully see it readily available on supermarket shelves – at the very least as a natural anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, anti-microbial wound healer. Sadly, to date we continue to be ignored by mainstream science and research organisations no matter how hard we try to be helpful.