DMSO's Healing Secrets: Tumors, Gallbladder, and Pet Health Miracles
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Dive into the fascinating world of DMSO, a remarkable compound with exceptional properties that enable it to facilitate deep tissue penetration and delivery of other therapeutic agents. This discussion uncovers its profound potential, featuring compelling real-world examples of its efficacy for various health challenges.
Hear incredible accounts of DMSO's use in shrinking animal tumors, even reversing severe illness in a dog facing imminent death. The video also reveals a potent topical combination for liver and gallbladder support, demonstrating its astonishing ability to halt acute gallbladder attacks, a use even documented in historical medical texts.
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So yeah, this is extraordinary. And you know, DMSO has such unique properties. You you mentioned I think the most important important ones, but it's, you know, a very high highly polar molecule that can carry other things through the skin and then can help them penetrate into uh lipids inside the body. So when you when you said you combined turpentine with DMSO, that seems like that could be really an extraordinary combination. I've heard of many other combinations of DMSO uh and one of them that I've used on my animals to deal with uh fatty sort of like uh tumors is to combine DMSO with hematozyline, which is that blue dye that shrinks that starves uh tumor cells. And it works amazingly. And I've even used that internally with uh or a friend of mine, with his dog, and um that dog was slated to die within weeks, couldn't eat without vomiting. And three weeks later was completely returned to normal status, happy, running around, eating everything. That was just from oral DMSO plus hematozyline, believe it or not. Well, I've had uh very similar so first of all, there there's a lot of veterinary research uh ...
