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Re: Dr. Siegfried Schagrule's Arthritis Remedy
Basically, DMSO is a liquid carrier of medication used predominently for animals, specifically horses. Instead of giving a shot or an oral medication to a horse, lets say for muscle or joint pain, you would add liquid aspirin to DMSO and place it in the vicinity of the muscle or joint. The DMSO then carries the meds directly to where its needed...instantly.
DMSO is not approved for human use, however, it has been known to be used on the Q-T with great success...
The problem is that a person may over-medicate themselves and experience some very significant consequences.
I have personally used DMSO for treating my horses, although I use rubber gloves, there has been several ocassions when I have splashed linament onto my bare arms...not a fun experience.
Being an insulin-dependent diabetic, I am reluctant to experiment with self-medication due to reactions with the insulin and oral meds. Although the use of raisins and gin could be considered by some as self-medicating
I have attached a site that may answer more of your questions:
http://www.northstarnutritionals.com/sooth_pcp_09.htm?pg=WPDPK201&gclid=CN3UosKTuJ4CFSn6agodZzxglQ
RGINN said:Stefen, how does that DMSO work? Or does it? It was the big thing in the 80's, and I had some friends that tried it, but with no results to speak of.
Basically, DMSO is a liquid carrier of medication used predominently for animals, specifically horses. Instead of giving a shot or an oral medication to a horse, lets say for muscle or joint pain, you would add liquid aspirin to DMSO and place it in the vicinity of the muscle or joint. The DMSO then carries the meds directly to where its needed...instantly.
DMSO is not approved for human use, however, it has been known to be used on the Q-T with great success...
The problem is that a person may over-medicate themselves and experience some very significant consequences.
I have personally used DMSO for treating my horses, although I use rubber gloves, there has been several ocassions when I have splashed linament onto my bare arms...not a fun experience.
Being an insulin-dependent diabetic, I am reluctant to experiment with self-medication due to reactions with the insulin and oral meds. Although the use of raisins and gin could be considered by some as self-medicating
I have attached a site that may answer more of your questions:
http://www.northstarnutritionals.com/sooth_pcp_09.htm?pg=WPDPK201&gclid=CN3UosKTuJ4CFSn6agodZzxglQ