Treating Cavitations With DMSO
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At 10:47 AM 01/08/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Hi Chris Would you be able to tell me in what book of Hulda's she tells you about the DMSO and oregano oil for treating cavitations. I finally got the DMSO and am ready to do it.
Thanks
Kallie
"Cure for all Advanced Cancers" page 198 item 2 (quoted below). Edition not specified probably the first.
"DMSO, 25% in water (optional). Take one tsp. as a mouthwash, twice daily. Swish slowly over gums. Hold several minutes. Swallow for maximum effectiveness. This "pushes" your supplements into your tissues. It also helps to draw toxins out of cavitations. You may add wintergreen drops to the mouthwash. 50% DMSO is preferred, if available. Must be edible quality."
I used oil of oregano instead of wintergreen. Be warned DMSO is very bitter and too much oil of oregano will burn your mouth! And of course you will stink as though you have been eating garlic - a side effect of DMSO.
The magnetic pulser also works very well if you have an infected tooth.
Chris Gupta
posted by Chris Gupta on Saturday September 6 2003
updated on Saturday September 24 2005
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Readers' Comments
Are there any credible reports of cavities filling in with new enamel by using DMSO, and how long would a person need to use it?
If it was necessary to use it for, say 3 months, I do not know if I would want to abstain from sex that long.
Do you think that MSM might have the same effect, or does it not penetrate like DMSO?
Posted by: Richard Rochon on September 6, 2003 08:01 PM
Kindly explain me what is DMSO meant for? And from where it is available?
Thanks
Fiaz
Posted by: F Ahmad on September 13, 2003 07:23 AM
my son has just been diagnosed with autism and i took him to a wholistic dr. he gave him dmso 10 drops and iodoral i am very concern about dmso side effects please help very desperate thank you is it safe he is 3 yrs old...
Posted by: Andrew on September 30, 2003 07:34 PM
Thanks for all the kind comments Andrew, and in helping answer some of the questions as is often the case, when one is close to the subject at hand, there is a tendency to overlook terms and definitions unintentionally and among other things forgot to explain what cavitations are. Interesting comments about magnesium and filling them!
Posted by: Chris Gupta on September 30, 2003 09:52 PM
I will help anyone with any health problem over the phone.
Posted by: John Curran,ND,MD on November 11, 2003 05:22 PM
please sent me more information about use DMSO IV
for coadjuvant therapy to ALS. Thnak Dr. Vladí
Posted by: jose valdai de souza on December 8, 2003 07:06 PM
DEODORIZING DMSO AND ODORLESS DMSO
DMSO is practically odorless?
I recently bought analytical reagent grade DMSO and the smell of garlic is barely noticeable. I could not even detect it if I tried hard enough. So the reputation that DMSO stinks depends on the purity of DMSO. However the easy way IF YOU HAVE A STINKY DMSO IS to DEODORIZE DMSO by adding medical grade activated charcoal and leave it for a couple of days. If you are in a hurry just shake it. The activated charcoal should absorbed most of the offending odor and make even DMSO safer by absorbing toxic metals and other toxic chemicals contaminants if any.
Posted by: parhatsathid nabadalung on April 22, 2004 04:06 PM
my son has just been diagnosed with autism and i took him to a wholistic dr. he gave him dmso 10 drops and iodoral i am very concern about dmso side effects please help very desperate thank you is it safe he is 3 yrs old...
Posted by: parhatsathid nabadalung on April 22, 2004 04:25 PM
Do you find that dmso will effectively treat cavitations so that one can avoid having invasive surgery?
Posted by: kate on August 17, 2004 11:03 PM
Kate, I cannot answer the question but that is what I should do before doing any non reversible surgery. But be warned that one has to do the DMSO diligently and keep at it to get results my own experience has been excellent if not for a little temporary stink...
Posted by: Chris Gupta on August 18, 2004 04:23 PM
I have used Su-per DMSO on my skin several times. I have never had an odor from the skin or breath. I thought that was always going to happen. What might be the reason it does not. Thank you.
Posted by: Gail on November 3, 2004 08:55 PM
I have read that dsmo can help Ulcerative Colitis and Chrons have you heard anything about that?
Posted by: Joe on March 1, 2006 12:13 PM
my son has just been diagnosed with autism and i took him to a wholistic dr. he gave him dmso 10 drops and iodoral i am very concern about dmso side effects please help very desperate thank you is it safe he is 3 yrs old...
Posted by: Jim on June 17, 2006 03:55 PM
my son has just been diagnosed with autism and i took him to a wholistic dr. he gave him dmso 10 drops and iodoral i am very concern about dmso side effects please help very desperate thank you is it safe he is 3 yrs old...
Posted by: Ossie on March 14, 2007 10:29 PM
my son has just been diagnosed with autism and i took him to a wholistic dr. he gave him dmso 10 drops and iodoral i am very concern about dmso side effects please help very desperate thank you is it safe he is 3 yrs old...
Posted by: sassy on April 12, 2007 12:16 AM
my son has just been diagnosed with autism and i took him to a wholistic dr. he gave him dmso 10 drops and iodoral i am very concern about dmso side effects please help very desperate thank you is it safe he is 3 yrs old...
Posted by: ERIC YATES on August 21, 2007 06:45 AM
my son has just been diagnosed with autism and i took him to a wholistic dr. he gave him dmso 10 drops and iodoral i am very concern about dmso side effects please help very desperate thank you is it safe he is 3 yrs old...
Posted by: norah on October 5, 2007 04:06 PM
A FRIEND OF MINE HAS CERVICAL CANCER WILL THE USE OF DSMO CURE THE CANCER
Posted by: DONNA on March 23, 2008 07:57 PM
i am suffering from uterine fibroids and an unending heavy bleeding. i am als anaemic due to these problems. an dmso or iodine cure. please help
Posted by: moisi on January 2, 2009 05:41 PM
very informative details thanks for that, nice article
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