Inflammation

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  1. I’m headed to the big box tractor store today to get some dmso, too old for this stuff…
    You can see and understand the medical industrial complex is keeping us sick without subscribing to the grander conspiracy theory. A patient cured is a patient lost, they treat symptoms.

    1. Do you mean TSC and how is it packaged and how do you take it or use it? I would like to try it for sciatic pain.

  2. Been using this for years… interesting that it is suggested it’s best on an empty stomach… going to revise my therapy. I’ve also discovered that when I have it, it gives me immediate feedback on if I’m dehydrated… a class of baking soda water goes down very easily when thirsty.

    My understanding for years has been that cancer cannot thrive in an alkaline environment, and baking soda [allegedly] helps increase the body’s ph… that was my main reason for taking it (and a little less acid reflux).

    Good information.

    1. I can attest to it shifting the pH to the alkaline. Many years ago when I got a bout of gout, I took baking soda in water and monitored the pH of my saliva with test strips. Within a few hours and after a few glasses, the pH shifted to 7.0 (ish) from 6.0 (ish) (test strips don’t provide lots of “resolution” in their numbers) and shortly thereafter the uric acid crystals went back into solution and the pains went away.

  3. OK, after trying a variety of salves with and w/o CBD and/or DMSO with little relief (joint pain) Inwill try this. What’s the dose? JB, what’s the cost of DMSO at TSC?

  4. Please be extremely careful with DMSO… look up the side effects and potential contraindications. Also avoid industrial DMSO… just sayin’.

    1. I have done quote a bit of research on DMSO. Not the least of which via Midwestern Doctor. Also Dr. Mercola. I witnessed 1st hand near miraculous sports (football, US, not sand fairies) where DMSO was used in conjunction with heat and massage therapy. DMSO is mostly but not exclusively a carrier, bringing the analgesic further into the tissue/joint.

      I cant say in 18 mos of research I have not read of any deleterious side effects or contradictions so perhaps you can expound on same?

      Personally, it being denigrated by the medical establishment is proof I should be using it.

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