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Chris's avatar

After reading many articles about DMSO and using it myself for 25 years, my suggestion is that a usable working method be devised for “common folk,” to have a guide reference on DMSO usage. What I could see is a guide with say a starting column of the various problems that are treatable with DMSO. Next column best way of delivery. Next column starting delivery quantity. Next column an alternative delivery. Possible length of application time. Etc.

I keep reading article after article going on adnauaim about how great it is. But nothing like a real how to directive for where to start and proceed.

This same thing could be made for pet care and pet usage. We are using a combo of DMSO AND IVERMECTIN on our elderly pooch with a chronic skin problem on her belly. The vet wanted to treat this problem with lots of lab work, skin removal and some surgery and a lot of money. We have almost cleared the problem at home with our own protocol. And it has Been much easier on our old lady pup.

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Charla Shamhart's avatar

I’ve been using diluted 30% DMSO and water on my legs for over 10 months. In spite of the fact that I’ve cooked healthy foods, many of which I grew, since I was 18, I developed blocked arteries in my legs and had to have those arteries cleared about a year and a half ago. They can only clear blockages to the knee as arteries below are too small to mechanically clear.

I also use a formula I make of organic sesame oil, castor oil, helichrysum and basil oils with about 30% DMSO added to increase penetration into tissues.

I alternate with the essential oil formula and the DMSO/water solution.

Neither this article nor the book DMSO for Doctors that I bought have enough information about proper dosage or dilations topically or internally.

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