DMSO - Dimethyl sulfoxide - C2H6OS– what is it, how does it work and how to use it
This is NOT specifically designed as a C19 or C19 spike protein detox treatment,
Please read the comments section for some warnings!
There has been lots of information appearing recently around DMSO.
Here is the Wikipedia page:
Dimethyl sulfoxide - Wikipedia
The excellent (and worthy of your financial support!) Expose-news.com has taken the time and trouble to publish an extensive book review of a user guide here:
Book Summary: ‘Healing with DMSO’ – The Expose
As with most of the C19 spike protein detoxification treatment protocols (that involve permutations of methylene blue, Nattokinase, fenbendazole, ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, chlorine dioxide, vitamins et al) national medical authorities will not do the research to check the effectiveness and safety of ANY treatment that threatens the maltreatment monopoly of “vaccines” and will promote “vaccines” despite the deadly and harmful side effects. Health authorities love the kickbacks, bribes and “schmoozing” at conferences in exotic locations, where they can virtue signal their ability to mass murder ad harm the huma population in exchange for statistically dishonest short-term benefits.
Here’s a few snippets from the lengthy article and a list of contents.
.” If you are considering using DMSO, we recommend you read ‘Healing with DMSO’ (see HERE) and/or consult other books and resources on the topic. As Vollmer advises, this will help you become confident in using it correctly to get the most benefit. If you are working with a healthcare provider and he/she is not familiar with DMSO, perhaps purchase a copy of the book for him/her as well.”
“Precautions when using DMSO include:
· Ensuring the skin is clean and toxin-free before application.
· Avoid clothing over a freshly treated area, as DMSO can take the dye out of clothing and deposit it in the skin.
· Waiting 20 minutes after applying DMSO before getting dressed and wiping off any leftover residue.
· Avoid synthetic fragrances, as they can be absorbed into the body through the skin and breathed in.
· Not consuming alcohol while using DMSO.
· Limiting or quitting smoking, as cigarettes contain over 4,000 chemicals that may interact negatively with DMSO.
Some might argue that keeping clean and not smoking or drinking has its own rewards! (I won’t be taking it!).
“DMSO can enhance the actions of natural medicines, such as vitamins, minerals, and botanicals but its use with pharmaceutical drugs requires caution due to potential interactions and risks.”
“It can be combined with vitamin C to create a cancer prevention protocol, which works by allowing vitamin C to be more easily absorbed into cells.”
“Some people may experience a “healing crisis” or detoxification process when first using DMSO, which occurs when the body is stimulated into healing and must clear out accumulated debris. This reaction is more likely to occur in people who have accumulated environmental debris, food wastes, and heavy metals, or who are not exercising, eating well or managing their stress properly. “
“DMSO can react with certain materials, including soft metals like aluminium, copper, iron and tin, and should not be mixed with these substances or worn with jewellery made from these materials.
It is safe to use with certain plastics, including high-density polyethylene (“HDPE”), low-density polyethylene (“LDPE”), nylon, polyethylene terephthalate ethylene (“PETE”), polypropylene (“PP”) and polytetrafluoroethylene (“PTFE”).”
“To minimise risks, users should take precautions, such as waiting between applying DMSO and using non-natural products, as DMSO can be absorbed within 10 minutes and its effects on the skin barrier can last up to three hours.”
“DMSO is a powerful painkiller that eases most types of pain, including muscle pain, injury pain, dental pain, nerve pain, pressure pain, and pain caused by inflammation. Results may vary, and everyone’s body is different, but DMSO can be an effective solution for pain relief.”
Ok, that’s a taste of what’s in the guide. As always, “read the instructions carefully!!!”
Here’s a link to the chapters in the user guide:
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Sulphur Allergies and Sensitivities
4. Safety, Dosage and Healing Crisis
6. Side Effects and Precautions
7. Use During Pregnancy, Breastfeeding and in Children
8. Specific Actions and Detoxification Properties
9. Combinations and Therapeutic Properties
14. Wound Healing
15. General Concentration and Application
16. Starting DMSO Use and Managing Healing Crisis
19. Interactions with Pharmaceuticals and Alcohol
22. Precautions and Allergic Reactions
23. Preliminary Pointers and Precautions for Using DMSO
25. Concentrations and Applications
26. Pain Relief
27. Burns
29. Osteoarthritis, Bursitis and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
30. Frozen Shoulder
32. Head Trauma
33. Eye Health
34. Arthritis and Restless Leg Syndrome
35. Oral Health and Muscle Injury
Onwards!!
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Thank you for the info. This has lately come to my attention so am trying to find all I can about it.
Thanks, Peter, along with Chlorine Dioxide standard healers.