Food Supplements - Dimethylsulfoxide or DMSO

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(also referred to as...)

DMSO

 
Description

Dimethylsulfoxide looks similar to mineral oil, is somewhat oily, and faintly smells like garlic. As a solvent, it is often used as a degreaser, paint thinner, and antifreeze. Surprisingly, DMSO also has a number of therapeutic properties.

DMSO is absorbed through the skin where it enters the bloodstream. The substance travels through the circulatory system and is eventually excreted through urine.



Ailments / Situations Where Used

When applied to pulled muscles, dislocated joints, sprained ankles, or at the site of simple fractures, DMSO can practically eliminate pain.

DMSO has also been used to treat acne, arthritis, back problems, brain and spinal cord damage, burns, cancer, cataracts, Down syndrome, headaches, herpes, keloids, musculoskeletal problems, sciatica, sinusitis, skin ulcers, and various sports injuries.



Source

Wood processing byproduct during the papermaking process.



Ailment / Situation Listing

Acne

Arthritis

Back Problems

Brain Damage

Burns

Cancer

Cataracts

Dislocated Joints

Down Syndrome

Fractures (Simple)

Headaches

Herpes

Keloids

Musculoskeletal Problems

Pulled Muscles

Sciatica

Sinusitis

Skin Ulcers

Sprained Ankle

Spinal Cord Damage

Sports Injuries

 


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