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337. DMSO (dimethylsulfoxide) IS SECOND ONLY TO CHLORINE DIOXIDE FOR HEALING DISEASE

By December 16, 2024December 17th, 2024105 Comments
For new readers: HERE are links to download my CV, ebooks, the best recent posts, and instructions on searching my archives. Also, HERE are links to purchase OSR, DMSO, and chlorine dioxide products, where to find them, and more. Please review Judas Dentistry; the direct link is HERE. I need your help because a passel of mercury-intoxicated dentists are giving me one-star reviews. Finally, if you have a good story or are an expert who wants to be interviewed, please contact me at [email protected].

Scan my May 2024 DMSO essay in preparation for AMD’s eight DMSO posts. My writing here is in italics, and the rest is AMD’s.

We have been given a phenomenal book-length manuscript of about 90,000 words, and AMD plans to write five more posts. No other current reference is as accessible, well-referenced, or comprehensive. Here are the original articles with links:

How DMSO Treats “Incurable” Autoimmune and Contractile Disorders

DMSO Could Save Millions From Brain and Spinal Injury

How DMSO Cures Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Dental Disease

The Remarkable History and Safety of DMSO

DMSO is a Miraculous Therapy for Chronic Pain and Musculoskeletal Injuries

How DMSO Protects and Heals the Internal Organs

DMSO Revolutionizes Skin Care and Dermatology

The FDA’s War Against DMSO and America

I compiled these into a PDF and generated a table of contents. Use this for word searches and offline reading, and email it to your Kindle. Little of AMD’s work is behind paywalls, but I paid for a subscription to thank him.

A Midwestern Doctor Dmso Posts
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I hope my post will inspire the author to assemble his vital material into a book. I recommend that he go through IngramSpark, because they will pass the work to Amazon without the censorship I endured for Cassandra’s Memo.

This fantastic document is unfortunately riddled with usage errors that his current audience seems to regard as idiosyncrasies. Were these to remain in the final manuscript, they would embarrass a work of this caliber. AMD must spend several thousand dollars for editing contractors before his project is ready for publication.

He should showcase his wonderful content with tight, powerful writing. My skills improved when I hired professionals to polish each of my five books. HERE is some of what I learned from them and others. Omiting adverbs and parentheses and learning the difference between “that” and “which” are improvements AMD could make immediately. Using the paid desktop version of Grammarly when he writes would tutor him. Finally, he must learn the painful discipline of “killing your darlings”— cutting good material to improve the whole.

He should try to attract the interest of a publishing house. This is rarely easy, but I think Tony Lyons of Skyhorse, RFK Jr.’s publisher, would be interested. I have met him; he is a good dude who would maintain AMD’s anonymity and guide the process.

DMSO and chlorine dioxide

These are two of the most important therapeutic advances in history and each has been known but concealed for about five decades. A great deal of experience proves they can be used together, and they cost pennies a dose. The only comparable drug discovery was penicillin. Its inventor refused to patent it because he knew how many people it would help were it widely available.

Soon after its discovery, penicillin was saving 100,000 lives a year, but today, prescription drugs as a whole are the third leading cause of death (Peter Gøtzsche, Deadly Medicines and Organised Crime, 2013). Miracle medicines like DMSO and chlorine dioxide are hidden.

Healthcare corruption is proportional to to its price and how much billable “care” is required. Drug prices are inversely related to their clinical value—witness chemotherapy’s obscene cost and low or nonexistent benefits for all but a handful of cancers (Butchered by Healthcare). Since DMSO and chlorine dioxide are cheap, they are ideal for do-it-yourselfers and never used by criminals. They should be part of a trend to abolish Rockefeller Medicine.

A basic understanding of DMSO and CD will take you several hours each, but if you continue to study, your rewards will be phenomenal. Even after writing my earlier DMSO post, I did not get the memo about its critical importance until I went through AMD’s work. Chlorine dioxide’s worth is proven by ten million current users and tens of thousands of clinical reports, but DMSO has been established by more than 10,000 articles on the biological implications and 30,000 articles on the chemistry.

DMSO was murdered by the FDA

AMD describes the crime:

[DMSO] is now widely seen as an unproven and dangerous therapy, and even within the natural health field, most people do not know it exists…

As both the public and professional interest in DMSO was skyrocketing, the FDA decided it was unacceptable a drug they could not control was taking off around the country, and on November 10, 1965, issued a global research ban on it, causing almost every doctor who had been using it to stop out of fear of prosecution. This immediately created an underground market for DMSO, a flurry of complaints to and by elected officials over it (which eventually resulted in Congressional hearings) and an end to almost all DMSO research…

[Later, In response to various pressures], the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA) [was passed], which exempted naturally occurring substances from FDA regulations. As DMSO was a natural substance, this effectively ended the FDA’s ability to prohibit the use of DMSO. Sadly, while it is now widely available, most of its uses are entirely forgotten.

Study guide

Scan through this in preparation for reading AMD’s manuscript. All quotes and concepts are his. I slightly abridged some of the following for clarity.

DMSO’s remarkable ability to treat pain is just one small facet of what this substance can do. [It:] (sic)

•Treats strokes, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and many circulatory disorders (discussed here).

•Treats a variety of acute and chronic tissue injuries (discussed here).

•Treats a variety of “incurable” autoimmune and connective tissue disorders (discussed here).

•Treats a variety of challenging (and often incurable) eye, ear, sinus, and dental conditions such as tinnitus and blindness (discussed here).

•Treats a variety of difficult internal organ disorders (discussed here).

Many of those remarkable results… stem from DMSO being uniquely suited to address common root causes of illnesses (e.g., inflammation, microclotting, cells getting trapped in the cell danger response), and those myriad of diseases in turn simply being unique manifestations of those same processes gone awry.

DMSO has near miraculous effects

One of the virtues of DMSO is tissue remodeling. It treats scleroderma and even fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva, where the entire skeleton becomes calcified and immobile. Maybe there is hope for my ankle and foot injuries from a lifetime of climbing.

It would probably replace all blood thinners and platelet inhibitors with a less toxic and far more effective treatment.

My wife had AL amyloidosis, which seems to have resolved after the complete removal of her tooth root canals and the associated abscesses. DMSO would be appropriate for her.

AMD describes DMSO’s effects:

By 1991, over 3,000 clinical studies had been carried out with DMSO involving over 500,000 patients. DMSO has the widest range of therapeutic applications of any single chemical…

[Applications include]

•Circulatory disorders like Reynaud’s and varicose veins.

•A wide range of neurological disorders, including ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes, and spinal cord injuries leading to paralysis or dementia.

•Allowing patients who’ve had decades of chronic pain (from a variety of different causes) to get their lives back.

•Healing a wide range of injuries (e.g., sports injuries, traumatic impacts) and chronic musculoskeletal problems (e.g., spine and shoulder issues) and wounds (e.g., burns or surgical incisions).

•Chronic rheumatic conditions (e.g., arthritis).

•Complex protein disorders (e.g., amyloidosis).

•Down Syndrome.

DMSO has also been found to prevent damage from radiation therapy in non-cancerous cells and thus has been used as a complementary cancer treatment….

DMSO does most of the functions of NSAIDS and ASA [aspirin] without toxicity

It minimizes damage to heart during MI [heart attack]

DMSO has been shown to treat Bell’s Palsy and Down’s syndrome

all manner of inflammatory issues

DMSO is widely used and is approved to treat musculoskeletal conditions in veterinary medicine

Liver Failure

Gallstones and Jaundice

Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)

Reduce pain from diabetic peripheral neuropathy

Type 1 and Type 2 diabetics have reported that DMSO reduces their need for insulin

Pancreatitis

Kidney disease

Chronic pain

wounds (e.g., burns or surgical wounds)

Sports injuries

Scars and adhesions, collagen contractures, scleroderma…

DMSO reverses many other complications of aging (e.g., skin issues, hair loss, poor organ function). IV DMSO is one of the most effective anti-aging therapies for the brain… Likewise, IV DMSO is one of the only therapies I know of which can help challenging neurological diseases Parkinson’s or ALS (where in both cases, while not curative, typically halts the progression of the disease). In turn, I periodically come across anecdotes of DMSO-consuming centenarians who have no cognitive impairment despite their age…

There are also many stories of quadriplegics who initially took DMSO to alleviate their chronic pain and then gradually regained motor function as a “side effect” of DMSO. In turn, there are many cases… of individuals overcoming lifelong paraplegia (including “hopeless” cases where their “miraculous” improvement could be traced to DMSO as it stopped once DMSO was withdrawn). This for example was a testimony of a mother whose child was saved from a lifetime of paralysis by DMSO…

In 1978, DMSO was approved for interstitial cystitis (painful bladder inflammation)—which to this day is the only thing it is FDA approved for. This approval was quite unusual, as a nice FDA committee was assigned to it and DMSO was not subject to the impossible standards it had been held to in other trials (instead a trial was composed of patients with chronic interstitial cystitis who had failed all other forms of treatment and their subsequent improvement on DMSO was deemed satisfactory to demonstrate efficacy)…

•DMSO was shown to effectively treat strokes, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and many circulatory disorders (discussed here).

•DMSO was shown to cure a variety of “incurable” autoimmune and connective tissue disorders (discussed here).

•DMSO was shown to treat a variety of challenging (and often incurable) eye, ear, sinus, and dental conditions such as tinnitus and blindness (discussed here).

Ear, nose, and throat (ENT) uses

improves impared (sic) hearing

decreases tinnitis

ENT infections when combined with an antibiotic duje (sic) to penetration.

facial trauma with hematoma

anosmia [loss of smell]

canker sores responde (sic) to spray

sometimes cures facial paralysis

can cure HSV [herpes]

otitis media

sinusitis

it produces healthy gums when used as a mouthwash or toothpaste

prevents radiation injury

periodontal disease

better gum adherence to teeth

mixed with antibiotics or chlorine dioxide for oral infection penetration

Preservation of skin flaps and grafts. Yoho: When I did this surgery, I owned a hyperbaric chamber. I should have been using DMSO.

For skin disease

DMSO causing aging skin to be rejuvenated and look much younger and healthier (e.g., it happened in a few days to a 101 year old grandmother, another reader reported incredibly smooth skin, and another reported smoother skin on her face despite not applying it there and another reported it improved crepey skin on the neck and sun damaged skin on the chest).

•A dramatic improvement of chronic hemorrhoids (e.g., this reader, this reader and this reader).

•A dramatic improvement of varicose veins (e.g., this reader, this reader, this reader, this reader, this reader, this reader, this reader, this reader, this reader).

•Severe burns healing (e.g., a reader astonished by the complete recovery of a ten year old third-degree finger pad burn, a reader who had it rapidly treat blistering burns on the thighs, and a reader whose father recovered from a severe electrical fire burn). This reader, this reader, this reader, this reader, this reader, this reader, this reader, and this reader also reported that applying DMSO after a burn (e.g., from cooking) takes away the pain and promotes rapid healing.

Using it for sunburns (something DMSO has long been recognized to help provided any toxic sunscreen has been cleared away before applying DMSO)..

A study reported on 152 patients with a wide range of dermatologic conditions who received a topical DMSO spray (with no side effects except temporary intense pain in two of the recipients). These included:

•Varicose ulcers (67)—many had taken years to develop, and had received numerous (ultimately unsuccessful) surgical treatments. DMSO caused a rapid healing of the microbial infections, significant edema, pain, and patient’s inability to conduct their daily activities. Typically, the scars shrunk between 3 and 4 mm per week and patients experienced a recovery far faster than any existing treatment.
•Shingles (7)—all 7 had dramatic results within 48 hours (often completely disappearing).
•Herpes simplex (4 on the penis, 4 on the lips, 2 on the cheeks)—all 10 had dramatic results within 48 hours (often completely disappearing).
•Impetigo (8)—Improvement took up to 48 hours (impetigo is a skin infection).
•Pityriasis versicolor (42)—disappeared within a week (compared to it typically taking at least 2 months to recover) (sic)

•Ingrown toenails and infected nails (6 caused by candida, 3 caused by trichophyton)—significant improvement occurred, but it only lasted for 24 hours after the application of the spray.
•Pityriasis rosea (2)—both permanently resolved in a week (whereas this issue typically recurs).
•First and second degree burns (3)—none of the patients developed the typically expected keloids.
•Skin grafts (4)—DMSO significantly improved the final outcome.

DMSO has also been observed to be an effective treatment for other small ulcers within the mucus membranes of the mouth and genitals.

In ophthalmology, DMSO improves and sometimes cures

  • blindness

  • cataracts

  • visual acuity

  • macular degeneration

  • retinal diseases

  • trauma

DMSO’s hazards are negligible

Allergic reactions happen in 1/2000 people

It has no known issues with cancer causation or birth defects in humans.

Herxheimer reactions to DMSO due to the detoxification process can last for 12-24 hours and produce fatigue or headaches.

DMSO is far more effective than NSAIDS (nonsteroidal antiinflammatory (sic) drugs) for musculoskeletal and chronic pain conditions. NSAIDS, steroids, and opioids each kill tens of thousands of Americans each year, whereas in over 60 years of use by millions of people, DMSO has not been [convincingly] linked to a single death.

It one of the most researched medical substances in history…

To reach the LD50 [where half the people die] of DMSO, you would need to drink roughly two quarts of it within an hour, which is more DMSO than daily DMSO users ingest over two months.

A temporary (and sometimes uncomfortable) irritation of the skin when DMSO is administered topically that typically disappears in 10 minutes (and at most 20) and varies widely in how it feels (e.g., some find it pleasant, others find it extremely unpleasant). Typically this irritation can be alleviated by immediately washing it off with water, and it is generally advised to avoid further irritating the skin by scratching the irritated area.

Garlic breath [experienced by some]

The other significant effect of DMSO is that prior to it drying, it will drag chemicals (but not bacteria) which are on the skin where it is applied to the body.

Despite millions of treatments having been given, no death has ever been linked to DMSO (and the only two ever considered, one in 1965, and one in 1994 did not make a strong case DMSO was the cause of death).

Note: thousands of papers have been published on the biological effects of DMSO and I have not yet found one that reported an adverse event from DMSO. Because of that, I’ve mostly avoided mentioning each study I site (sic) here, “detected no adverse events from DMSO…”

A meticulous human study found taking 90 days of DMSO at 3-30 times the standard dosage did not cause any toxicity and was well tolerated by the research subjects (whereas almost any other drug would be extremely dangerous at doses that high)…

When used on open wounds in horses, DMSO was found to rapidly stimulate healthy granulation tissue, decrease excessive granulation tissue, and both eliminate existing infections in the wounds and prevent new infections.

Usage, dosing, and purchasing

DMSO can be used topically, orally, and intravenously. To take it orally, it should be diluted in water or juice. I often use milk and take it with food. Sometimes I brush my teeth with it, then swish it for 20 minutes as if I am oil pulling. Absorption through the skin is excellent but not as good as other methods.

Although some plastics are resistant to it, using glass containers is generally better to avoid dissolvng and consuming plastic. After I mixed DMSO with a toothbrush handle, I could taste it. Avoid contact with makeup, metals, and dyes such as hair dye.

AMD suggested that people grow tolerant to DMSO if they do not take two days off a week. I did not see a reference for this.

I used topical DMSO for months, but when I finally started drinking it, my results were dramatic. My ankles were less swollen and painful and my athletic injuries and arthritic hips stopped talking to me.

To treat my macular degeneration, I put DMSO and chlorine dioxide (CDS) drops in my eyes several times a day for a month. Since I was diluting it with water rather than saline, it stung. HERE is my post with the details. When I realized that taking 200 mg of melatonin powder eliminated macular problems, I stopped. I also learned that putting DMSO on eyelids penetrates to the retina, so why was I torturing myself by dripping it in my eyes?

AMD wrote that some people see results when they take only a few drops of DMSO orally a day. I started with a teaspoon and worked up to a tablespoon twice a day and may take more. As far as I can tell, this is harmless. Pierre Kory told me DMSO is a fairly good treatment for Parkinson’s but that improvement requires months, so I am persisting.

To buy it, see the links in the top paragraph of this post.

AMD convicts the FDA of murdering millions

Yet he writes with a Mandarin, academic tone:

Unfortunately, due to various negative political factors, the FDA went from embracing DMSO to going to war against it, and eventually, the pharmaceutical industry reluctantly followed suit…

The fact that it’s been known DMSO [cures all these diseases] for over 50 years (it’s even therapeutic for hemorrhagic strokes and can cross the blood-brain barrier to heal damaged neurons), in a nutshell, summarized why quite a few people I know harbor great animosity towards the FDA.

Briefly, for a variety of political reasons (which I detailed here#), the FDA realized the agency would greatly benefit from DMSO being outlawed.

What do I think?

“Negative political factors?” Try global psychopaths killing us for population control. Pharma a “reluctant” criminal? Hardly. Their homicides date to World War II when IG Farben, Bayer’s owner, manufactured Zyklon B for the German gas chambers. “The agency would greatly benefit from DMSO being outlawed?” Absurd. The FDA is a creature of Pharma and the globalists.

The FDA has been slaughtering us for decades. Their leaders should be hung. Their employees should be stripped of their degrees and forbidden to work in science, government, or related industries on pain of death. They should be turned out into the street to watch their buildings burned and the ground they stood on sown with salt so that no evil crop would ever grow there again.

There you have it—a 3700 word summary of medicine’s second most important topic. If you find it valuable, throw some of your friends’ emails into the blank below. Whether you tell them first is on you.

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Disclaimer

I cannot describe how happy I am to be done with clinical medicine and work as a commentator. I still wake up in the middle of the night worrying about some imagined patient complication. Every surgeon does this, and if you are anxious, it is overwhelming.

So note well: If you think I am your doctor, you are deluded, and if you think medical care can be run out of a Substack, you are crazy. But if you yearn for a day when chlorine dioxide, DMSO, and common sense will replace Rockefeller medicine, join the club. It cannot come too soon.

Parting shot #1: editors

All great writers use editors, and middling writers like me are helpless without them. Editors help with ideas, structure, research, and emphasis. Mine occasionally kill one of my essays before I make a fool of myself. Thank you, Jim Arnold (Liar’s World Substack), Elizabeth Cronin, and others. After years of arduous practice, I can write reasonably well if I spend enough time and have your help.

Top writers all admit that their first drafts are garbage and say that their process is time-consuming and exhausting. My posts require a minimum of forty hours.

Parting shot #2: Pierre Kory and Scott Marsland

Scott described their therapeutic model during our recent podcast. I wonder if using chlorine dioxide to treat the spike and DMSO to treat the rest would be just as effective. DMSO likely accomplishes everything the Sulodexide blood thinner does and more.

I asked them to consider treating a few patients solely with DMSO and chlorine dioxide and do their usual tests. We might learn an effective, economical way to defeat spike injury.

If you want to become their patient, see DrPierreKory.com. They are caring, brilliant, conscientious caregivers.

105 Comments

  • Avatar Lisau2019s Alternate Reality says:

    Yes, why donu2019t they use dmso in the bladder? I had the treatments done when I was young, but the doctor stopped. I would love more treatment, I have intersistitial cystitis. It would probably help my aspergillosisu2026

    • Avatar Dr Linda says:

      I have lupus intersistitial cystitis. I haw been doing the MMS / DMSO bath once a week. It seems to be helping. I also use a douche bottle (silicone) during the bath.

      • Avatar Lisau2019s Alternate Reality says:

        How can I get it? From my doctor?

        • Avatar Unapologetically Me says:

          I ordered it from Belle Chemical in Billings Montana, when I was in the USA.

          100% pure medical grade.

          Inexpensive and it’s a family owned company.

          https://bellechemical.com/product/dmso/

        • Avatar Big E says:

          A Midwestern Doctor also offers sources for ordering DMSO (not a prescription medicine and is not allowed to make medicinal claims): https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/i/150850494/sourcing-dmso

          Or here: https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/i/148477545/sourcing-dmso

          • Avatar Steve Mitzner says:

            Don’t you love it that the evil 50 billion in fraud fines industry can make medical claims & demands on untested, experimental coved jabs that have never been tried before?
            Just like the beloved Dr. Mengele’s experimentation! Godless evil people deserve Godless evil medicine!

        • Avatar Robert Yoho, MD says:

          see post
          top paragraph

        • Avatar Lulu says:

          Utopia Silver (dot) com sells 99.9% dmso in glass bottle. Out of TX. There is a lot to learn a out safely diluting and avoiding using it with any toxins as it carries whatever it is in contact with into your body through the skin.

        • Avatar beverly hendricks says:

          I would love suggestions for avoiding or managing the dmso odor. Topical application has been great for my crunchy, arthritic spine but my hips are still resisting topical DMSO. I’d like to try it orally, but I’m afraid of the stink. If I take teaspoon in 4 oz of water, how long will the average person stink? I’ve heard it suggested that chlorine dioxide counters the small and, if that’s the case, I should be ok.

          PS I’ve also been experimenting with bio magnets for my arthritis, compressed spine and low energy and finding them helpful.

          • Avatar Lisau2019s Alternate Reality says:

            Beverly! I am so sorry you are going through this. The ever compressing spine. It sucks. I am assuming you have tried everything? I use votern gel or arnica cream. Arnica helps the muscles relax and elevate pain. I was in a nasty car accident, I have 2 fake knees and a fake hip. It affects my back. I use a cervical traction collar for my spine. It works and it was 9.99$. I have been struggling with body pain for years, I canu2019t take opioids, steroids or anti inflammatories. I am highly allergic to it all. I just had my 7th replacement surgery on my body, my left knee, and so far no back or neck pain. I donu2019t like trauma to the body, any kind. Also how is that diet? Mine stinks right now and I feel it, but after holidays, it will all get better! u2764uFE0Fu200DuD83EuDE79uD83CuDF84uD83EuDD17

        • Avatar Lisau2019s Alternate Reality says:

          Thanks all! You have been very helpful and I appreciate it!

          Dr.Robert Yoho, thanks for the article.
          I donu2019t know why the med industry are such sheeple. lol. If something works for us humans, use it! Or we lose it!

          Lulu! Good suggestion, avoid using it with a toxin. I donu2019t know how to avoid any toxins but o am assuming, when prepping to not take anything, be in a space that is somewhat clean, and donu2019t use water? u2018Cause there are toxins in everything. Even the air we breathe. I am not being sarcastic I am trying to understand.

          I am seeing liquid and pill form, which is better? And do I have to catheterize myself? I might get it and ask my urologist to do it. She is cool. I get my cystoscopies in her office, I as m sure she can give me treatment for it.

      • Avatar Robert Yoho, MD says:

        I would do 100 drops if it was my bath.

    • Avatar Robert Yoho, MD says:

      I think they do and can use it off-label for inside bladder.

      I’d use it orally if I was concerned about your issues.

      • Avatar Lisau2019s Alternate Reality says:

        Thank you! I donu2019t know if itu2019s done through catheter? If it is I will do an oral route. Thanks again! uD83EuDD17

  • Avatar Penny North says:

    You are promoting the right things! Carry on.

  • Avatar alexxxxxxxx says:

    WARNING INVESTIGATE …dont you think that dmso would carry the spikke protein….

  • Avatar Dr Linda says:

    I have been using DMSO for about 6 years and started MMS about a year ago (I wish I had started sooner). Many protocols add DMSO to MMS.

    I feel amazing. My sleep is generally remarkable.

  • Avatar Taylor William says:

    Dr Linda how do you take MMS?

  • Avatar Taylor William says:

    Seems like the link for Eye, Ear, Nose is not working?

  • Avatar Sunshine says:

    Thank you Doc for assembling this! Very helpful and much appreciated!

  • Avatar klimer says:

    There should be functional med docs who can do that for you. Though it isn’t likely to be covered by insurance. You could also try a DMSO/aloe vera cream applied externally.

  • Avatar Alice E Inman says:

    Thank you for your time and effort to assemble this information. I look forward to trying these treatments.

  • Avatar Flatulus Maximus says:

    Thanks so much for the .PDF document! I’m also a subscriber to AMD, and read all of his DMSO articles to date, but I appreciate not having to paw through his archives for some of the older material. My wife and I both are astounded that he can practice medicine and produce the quality/quantity of material that he does. Heartfelt thanks to both of you for being so generous with your time!

  • Avatar A Midwestern Doctor says:

    Thank you so much for posting this! I feel the best option going forward is not to try to reform the HHS (which is to a large extent a lost cause) but to provide people with the tools (ie. DMSO and CDS) to bypass the medical industry.

    The ones I am planning to still write are:
    DMSO for infections
    DMSO for cancer
    Combination DMSO therapies (eg. DMSO+CDS, DMSO+vitamin C)
    A summary of people’s DMSO experiences
    An overall summary

    Out of all the uses, the fact that it’s been blocked from stroke use is the one that bothers me the most.

    • Avatar Mary says:

      Thank you for all you do!!!!

    • Avatar Roosevelt says:

      You have helped so many people a simple thanks never seems enough! Your knowledge is incredible and we are so lucky that you are sharing it with us. I know it will never happen but I wish I could thank you in person. Blessings

    • Avatar EK MtnTime says:

      I have a question but first: Thank you, AMD, for your research and information. Thanks to the both of you by for helping people cure themselves with simple and inexpensive products.

      AMD: It seems that between CD and DMSO we can cure just about anything yet, I suffer with narcolepsy which no one ever talks about or they are less than helpful. I do take the one, heavily regulated drug that helps me sleep but I am desperate to get away from the short leash the medication keeps me on. Do you know if there is a chance for DMSO to aid/cure my narcolepsy? Or could you point me in the direction of new research, if you know of any?

      Many thanks in advance for any helpful tidbit.

  • Avatar Steve Mitzner says:

    Considering that the Big Pharma medicine’s cartel has had to pay over 50 billion in Fraud fines (One’s they were caught on!) Also, Big Pharma medicine’s cartel delivers us iatrogenic medicine that kills *250,000 to **800,000 annually (Or 12.5 million to 40, million deaths in just the last 50 years! (IF you can the low-ball *Johns Hopkins iatrogenic study or the well-documented book **Death By Medicine by Dr. Null! I only had my Dad, Wife & best friend killed by iatrogenic “medicine!” (And a forced MMR vax injured grandson!) The good book tells us “Death is the wages of sin.” And Godless, evil Rockefeller “medicine” pays us the most wages! I.e. DEATH! But they make trillions! Needed to buy more power and influence! Satan wouldn’t have it any other way!

  • Avatar Janet says:

    Thank you for those links in one place!! Both of you are doing incredible work and I will be studying your stuff here for my arsenal to keep good health.

  • Avatar Big E says:

    Very nice job distilling the DMSO series from AMD (I like the new color scheme too!). Thank you!

    In case useful, here’s a quick search to help readers quickly access AMD’s DMSO articles and mentions: https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/archive?sort=search&search=DMSO

  • Avatar Mary L. says:

    And friend and I got together to talk about CD, CDS and DMSO. She had read the dangers of drinking alcohol around use of DMSO and itu2019s enhanced effects. I havenu2019t seen much mention of it in any of the articles Iu2019ve listened to so I thought I would mention it.

  • Avatar Tina says:

    Does anyone know if dmso is safe to use orally if one has dental implants ie metal posts and plastic prosthesis?

    • Avatar Robert Yoho, MD says:

      I have ceramic implants and I use DMSO; I brush my teeth with it to make my gums healthy
      I also have titanium alloy shoulders

    • Avatar Tina says:

      Thanks Dr Yoho! Do you think zirconia would also tolerate dmso? By the way, our prosthodontist recommends a chlorine dioxide mouth rinse instead of chlorhexidine for his oral surgery patients. He says much better for healing. Bravo! Thanks for sharing all the great info!

    • Avatar Tina says:

      One more thing Iu2019m curious about: Chorine dioxide is an oxidizer; therefore, can it potentially affect metal parts in your mouth?

  • Avatar Dachsie says:

    Merry Christmas to all

    in the Name of the One Who is Truth

    __________________

    Divinity is always where one least expects to find it

    u201CNo worldly mind would ever have suspected that He Who could make the sun warm the earth would one day have need of an ox and an ass to warm Him with their breath; that He Who in the language of Scriptures, could stop the turning about of Arcturus, would have His birthplace dictated by an imperial census, that He Who clothed the fields with grass, would Himself be naked, that He from Whose Hands came planets and worlds, would one day have tiny arms that were not long enough to touch the huge heads of the cattle; that the Feet which trod the everlasting hills would one day be too weak to walk; that the Eternal Word would be dumb; that Omnipotence would be wrapped in swaddling clothes; that Salvation would lie in a manger; that the bird which built the nest would be hatched therein u2013 no one would ever have suspected that God coming to this earth would ever be so helpless. And that is precisely why so many miss Him. Divinity is always where one least expects to find it.u201D

    Source

    Christmas Inspirations

    Bishop Fulton J. Sheen

    1966

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  • Avatar mejbcart says:

    Lot of devotion to that sulphur(1)-oxygen(1)-carbon(2)-hydrogen(6) compound, only followed by chlor(1)-oxygen(2) in healings of humanity. Thank you Doc.
    Sorry, I’m old fashioned, still like VITAMIN C = Oxygen (6 ->SIX!) – Carbon(6) – Hydrogen(8) most, since that’s, what gives the body max of OXYGEN=>breathing.
    BUT, everyone is different, and likes different things. It is a funny world.. If you have lot of misfolded proteins go for DMSO, if you have fluid imbalances and broken channels, go for chlorine dioxide, and if you are too sweet, go for something more sour, like Vit C;)
    You always need to shake your body, find what’s missing and fill out the holes with the right stuff.
    signed: a professional FAR AWAY from MD’s.

    • Avatar Robert Yoho, MD says:

      High dose C is important but a distant treatment compared to CD and DMSO

      • Avatar mejbcart says:

        I know Bob, you have that MD behind your name, but you would need to make me BELIEVE in what you are saying, and I’m not there yet.
        Partly, because have NO ACCESS to a PURE 100% organic CD, and DMSO just didn’t work for me. And you know why? Because certain elements, like zinc for example, are a MUST in order to heal. There are HUNDREDS of enzymes which just won’t work without metals, so yes, you can unfold and fold back again the proteins you have issues with, but if you are deficient in certain minerals, because for one thing, of being loaded with heavy metals for example, then good luck with trials… Hemoglobin needs iron, which then does the breathing, which also won’t happen without zinc.. So having just Cl, C, O, S, H elements to heal is just not enough, and that includes Vit C…. Unless, you come up with some kind of transmutation within the human body…..
        Just talking about my own experiences, in which DMSO burned like hell and worsened my skin, and Zinc+o.i. brought it back to normal.

  • Avatar Becca says:

    I am curious of the Downu2019s syndrome studies! My infant was diagnosed with it, but Iu2019ve never vaccinated him and I have given him CD daily. His doctors call him a miracle! Iu2019d love to understand further the outcome what they found with using DMSO and these diagnoses.

  • Avatar Linda Hagge says:

    AMD is perfectly capable of his own editing, but being a practicing physician while writing frequent long posts for readers means that he writes quickly without revising. We have gotten used to this (I used to suggest edits, but stopped when I realized he simply does not have time for that). We don’t consider them idiosyncratic, rather a result of time constraints. Yes, he could easily write several books, and yes, it would take lots of editing and polishing time. I don’t know if that would be in the best interest of the public or not. The information is already available to everyone.

    • Avatar Robert Yoho, MD says:

      Writing is important. You must not believe this.

      • Avatar Linda Hagge says:

        LOL, I’m an English PhD who spent my career teaching writing and editing. Of course it’s important–in an academic article or a research paper. AMD is writing to get information out to patients. He is doing the best possible thing with a 24 hour day. The world is changing, Dr. Yoho. Don’t be a pedant.

    • Avatar A Midwestern Doctor says:

      I have an editor and I correct any errors that are pointed out to me, but getting every error out requires rereading the articles multiple times, and would basically cut down my content production by 30-40%. Everyone I’ve spoken to believes this is not a good use of resources so I don’t do it, especially given how tight my time is already.

      • Avatar sadie says:

        And I’m very nervous the censorship muzzle will be put on you before you can finish this most important work of imparting ways for us to help ourselves. I’ll take a few mistakes in exchange for more knowledgeuD83DuDE42

  • Avatar Dan Tompkins says:

    I was trying DMSO for a little while (hoping to help with fatigue, brain fog and joint pain/arthritis), but stopped after about a week because my family couldnu2019t handle the smell (and I had no noticeable benefit I. That short timeframe). Is there any way to neutralize the odor?

    • Avatar Mary says:

      Use the pharma grade DMSO……It has almost no smell. Do not miss out!

      • Avatar Dan Tompkins says:

        I have pharma grade. The smell occurs after I drink it, mainly from my breath, but probably also through my pores. The person (in this case me) who takes it canu2019t smell it but others can. Apparently this doesnu2019t happen with everyone? It seems to only happen if I drink it, not if I rub it on, but from this and other articles Iu2019ve read, drinking it seems to be more effective, especially for cognitive issues.
        Iu2019m wondering if this side effect (the smell. Iu2019ve seen it described as a u201Cgarlic smellu201D, but my family says itu2019s a u201Cfishy smell) goes away with continued usage, or if thereu2019s something you can take with it that gets rid of it.

      • Avatar Unapologetically Me says:

        My 100% medical grade (Belle Chemical) reacts (in me) about the same as any other DMSO eg; the 99.5% pure stuff distributed by the Neogen Corporation in Lexington KY.

        Alas. uD83EuDD23

        I immediately notice a “chivey” taste in my mouth as well as the distinctive warmth at the application site.

        Have never ingested it.

    • Avatar Mary says:

      Thank you for your further message, that you do have pharma grade, and the problem happens after ingestion……I hope you find a solution!

    • Avatar Robert Yoho, MD says:

      as you detox it will go away

  • Avatar Mary says:

    Thank you, this post is a gift! I have already forwarded it to several friends who are unaware of your substack. For people who are not yet accepting what our political situation is, it helps for there to be few/no references to the bigger context.

  • Avatar Toni Aldous says:

    I used it last week for a infection that would not heal. It healed in X3 days. I was in so much pain that was ongoing. Drs at a loss couldn’t help. I highly recommend dsmo it’s amazing! Thankyou good DruD83DuDE4F

    • Avatar Unapologetically Me says:

      I can smell (and taste) it whenever I apply topically. Everyone else could probably smell it too but am rarely in contact with anyone on the days I use it.

      Definitely “garlicky”. Maybe “chivey”? (In that taste & smell family.)

      The closest I’ve ever come to drinking it was when I applied it to a tooth, along with food grade h202.

      Killed the infection.

      The tooth (above the root?) also died and eventually the entire molar cracked off, in pieces, while chewing food.

      This happened over a period of time. Since 2017. Took about 3 years.

      Still have some of the tooth “base” left, so the (dead) root must still exist, under that?

      No further problems with it though!

      Currently treating some shoulder pain (bursitis) and a persistent couple of ingrown big toenails with DMSO.

      I should actually try the MMS. Which has been sitting here for a great many years.

      Wondering whether Chlorine Dioxide has an expiration?

  • Avatar Traci Segelstrom says:

    Thank you so much for sharing this information on DMSO. I recently tried some in a roll-on form I purchased commercially, on my husbandu2019s diabetic neuropathy feet. After the first few applications, he began to get feeling back in his feet. This, after 9 years of basically numb feet.uD83DuDE33 We are so pleased to have discovered this wonderful substance!! Thanks again for sharing!! uD83DuDE4FuD83CuDFFB

  • Avatar Marie says:

    Apparently DMSO doesnu2019t work in up to 20% of users. Unfortunately I seem to be one of them uD83DuDE22

  • Avatar Alina says:

    I will never understand how you can speak positively about chlorine dioxide, DMSO and P. Kory in the same post. uD83EuDD2F But, anywayu2026

  • Avatar Unapologetically Me says:

    Thanks, once again Doc, for this compilation.

    Excellent work which is most beneficial to those searching searching, always searching for effective and non-toxic ways in which to help ourselves, and others, HEAL.

    Without resorting to toxic “treatments” (but not CURES) which are offered up by MDs who will only prescribe Big Pharma medications.

    I don’t take any prescriptions at this time, and mostly, never have. (Am 66.)

  • Avatar Dr Monica says:

    Thank you, excellent summary. What is the best , easy to be found DMSO product?? Is it 100% DMSO? Trusted source? Thanks, best wishes!

  • Avatar Roxanne Redfield says:

    BookTree in San Diego would possibly publish.

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