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DMSO topically for runners knee/tendonitis 22 Apr 2024 16:47 #82168

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Hi everyone.....I appreciate all the info I get from this forum.  I want to start using DMSO on my knee to relieve inflammation.  Is there a brand that people have used for this purpose?  Also, should I start with a 50% DMSO mix or would 70/30% be diluted enough.  Thanks as usual.
 

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DMSO topically for runners knee/tendonitis 24 Apr 2024 11:21 #82176

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I like this brand of DMSO. You can buy it from their website or from Amazon . The 8 fl oz bottle is glass. Purity is 99.995%. 

Please read the attached DMSO PDF file. 

Remember to test DMSO on your skin by applying one drop. If no problem after a few hours, you are not allergic to it. 

Be sure to dilute DMSO for topical use. 70/30 is commonly used, but you may need to dilute more. 

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DMSO topically for runners knee/tendonitis 19 May 2024 00:45 #82403

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I list where I get my products from on my website, link below.

Also, although there MIGHT be benefits from applying DMSO
topically to certain specific areas, basically, ANYWHERE you apply
DMSO, it will IMMEDIATELY shoot throughout your body.
That's what it does and how it works.

Decades ago I did the DMSO "Butter Test", where you put some
DMSO on the tip of your finger and touch butter (or, I suppose, Margarine),
and I immediately tasted butter.
 
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You will find info there regarding Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook".

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