Another thing not widely known is that DMSO is one of the few molecules that will penetrate through a tooth to the root. Since there is so little blood flow to the root, it is very had to kill infection with oral antibiotic.

But you can take some Chlorine Dioxide, I used around 6 drops in 60 ml of water, then poor in some dmso, take some gauze dipped in solution and put in on the tooth gum, let it soak in, and it will kill the infection in the tooth root.

Here is my link to info on Chlorine Dioxide and DMSO with included links from previous comment plus some additional links. (Pretty sure I sent this to you before) https://greatawakening.win/p/16bjA5TSBn/this-my-save-your-life-or-life-o/

I started taking the MB before DMSO crossed my radar and I havent stopped. Its been 5 to 6 months now. I started using the DMSO topically to my feet and ankles but it caused them to itch mixed at a 50 percent dilution. So I thought I'd mix it with aloe jell. While waiting for pure aloe to arrive (I couldn't find it locally) I started taking i tsp of DMSO mixed with some juice at night and haven't had any pain or swelling in my feet from the very first dose and never went back to the topical application after the innitial two applications. My main issue was the only thing that helped before starting with the DMSO was taking a Lasix which I was originaly prescribed when I was first diagnosed with Afib over ten years ago. The problem was my feet only hurt to the extent of keeping me up litterally all night was taking the diuretic and that is not condusive to a good nights rest when taking it at bedtime.

I'm currently taking a teaspoon and a half of DMSO in the morning and before bedtime. No more foot pain, swelling, or numbness. My feet have also returned to their normal coloration from the purplish color they assumed due to the Afib. Another thing was the skin on my calves had turned brown. It started as mottled brown patches throughout and through the years progressed to a uniform medium color brown. I had asked my cardiologist about it and he said it was due to iron assumulation because of the reduced circulation. My skin om my calves and shins has gradually cleared almost back to it's normal color.

I innitially purchased 3 - 8 oz bottles which lasted me around 3 months. When it came time to reorder I bought a gallon bottle knowing I will continue taking it for the rest of my life. There are no negative side effects.

Another quick story. I went on a 6 hour car ride without any real stops to walk around and strech. When arriving at my destination my foot and ankle really hurt to the point of me limping around all weekend so not to bend it. It got worse as time went on. I thought I had gout as it occasionally innitially manifests in the ankle. It was hot and swolen and the pain was so bad that I went to the Dr when getting home on Monday. After a bunch of tests and xrays they said I had cellulitis znd prescribed a ten day course of antibiotics. I took the antibiotic for four days with no real improvement. The fifth night before bed I mixed some 70% DMSO with aloe and half of one of the crushed antibiotics in a small one ounce spray bottle and had my wife spray it on my ankle and foot where it was obviously swolen. I let it sink in and had her apply it again. In the morning my foot was totally back to normal.

The dye used in combination with DMSO was Hematoxylin, a natural extract traditionally used for staining tissue under a microscope.

When doctors combined it with DMSO, they witnessed something extraordinary: aggressive, recurring cancers began to vanish

Thanks Narg!

I recently bought some DMSO at the store and it is nothing like the stuff I used 10 years ago, You put it on and there is no burning no smell it is a little warm but that is it. The itching and burning is the DMSO penetrating your skin, I am wondering if it as good as it used to be. Not much of a taste either.

To me if you don't stink of it,its not real, just me.

That’s what happens when you remember just enough to do a search to find it. Thanks for the correction.