DMSO

Die metal soapbox side, or DMSO, has proven to be one of the most important medications ever for the alleviation of human suffering, since DMSO was first used medically over 40 years ago, it has proven effective in the treatment of ailments ranging from arthritis and athletic injuries to cancer, mental retardation and stroke.

In fact, either by itself or in combination with other medications, DMSO is useful in the treatment of practically every ailment known. Why is DMSO so effective in such a wide range of ailments? There are several reasons. One, DMSO is a fantastic penetrant. You apply a little bit on your skin and it penetrates right in. It will also penetrate into the individual cells, helping to take other products with it. And DMSO will also cross the blood brain barrier and take other products that normally will not cross that barrier with it. It's antiinflammatory. It's also a catalyst which will increase other reactions very greatly. Also, it's one of the most potent free radical scavengers, no free radicals are charged particles that have been implicated in practically every degenerative disease known, even including the actual aging process. Because of all of these, DMSO has proven to be very effective and DMSO is virtually without side effects. The only. Major side effect is the breath odor, characteristic garlic or waster like odor that the person will have shortly after using the DMSO. Since DMSO has proven so effective and safe, why is it not more widely used? One of the reasons was in the late 1960s, demersal was temporarily banned. When dogs and rabbits that were given massive doses. Developed a change in the lens of the eye. This was a temporary change that did not last. And it was also something that did not happen in monkeys or more importantly, in humans. But for a while, DMSO was banned. Now DMSO is used directly in the eye for the treatment of retinitis pigmentosa, which is a leading cause of blindness of middle aged Americans. DMSO was first officially approved by the FDA to treat interstitial cystitis, which is an inflammation of the inner lining of the bladder. When it was first approved. The method of approval I've used was to. Get the DMSO in through a catheter going up into the bladder.

Of course, you can treat it the same way. Get the same results by having the patient drink the DMSO and preferably in cranberry juice. The only disadvantage of the patient taking it by mouth is you can't charge as much. It's cheaper for the patient. DMSO has been used in the treatment of cancer since the late 1960s. It was first