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Mary Elizabeth's avatar

I wondered about DMSO for your little fellow as I have also read A Midwestern Doctor’s articles. I have been using DMSO for rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammation, and it has been amazing! The inflammation in my hands and wrists has been reduced enough to be able to play the piano again after several years of inability due to RA. It has solved inflammation and pain in a knee as well. I also take about 1/4 tsp per day, and it has solved intermittent gastric problems I have had which seem to be due to supplements and meds. So thankful to hear about Benjamin’s improvements.

L Cohen's avatar

Praying for baby Ben. Please pray for baby Banner, 2 weeks old, who had a liver transplant and baby Brody who has a seizure disorder (1-year old)

Elizabeth Wojtowicz's avatar

Oh my goodness my prayers go out to these babies and their families. Sending just so much love strength and, prayers!

JJ's avatar

Praying for the sweet babies!

Michelle Rabin Ph. D.'s avatar

Has there been any research on using DMSO for Alzheimer's?

Stuart Hutt's avatar

Thx. I have just bought some and plan to start experimenting with chlorine dioxide and DMSO.

Elizabeth Wojtowicz's avatar

This is very very, interesting! Especially as someone like myself who has a lifelong physical disability Cerebral Palsy (CP)

Thank you for sharing this information!

Kathleen's avatar

What specifically are you suggesting to get 5G/day there isn’t any dilution or recommendations at the dmso store.

Jill E Bean's avatar

I wonder how Cutler’s chelation would work with DMSO. Many many autistic children/adults have seen miraculous results from chelation. With DMSO, I wonder if it would allow ALA to and DMSA to work, or if it would be too much?

Anna's avatar

Perhaps lower the dose … look into hbot too

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Feb 25, 2025
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JJ's avatar

Maybe look into chlorophyll. I have read that it takes all body odor away.

KarenAnnH's avatar

I read that MSM can help with the smell factor.