Re: warning: Transdermally

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One word of caution for those considering transdermal application: You need to rotate parts of your body occasionally to avoid having the MMS burn your skin.

Since I started using it this way, I have been putting it on my hands and arms. The last 2 times I got a nasty rash on my arm near my elbow.

My husband also got this rash on his stomach. I think as long as the application site is rotated it should not be a problem. But please be aware of this if you are using it this way for your pets as it is very hard to rotate area on them especially if they are small.

-- [ ] Re: Real sick need some help: Transdermally

--I think that transdermally is a good idea.

Most of the time I have a stomach like a tank and I am not sure it

was MMS that caused me so much pain yesterday.

I have seen some blood when I used the BR and that was why I would

stop. Nothing hurt but I figured it must be the MMS.

I have only gotten nausea once but yesterday was as bad as it gets

with nausea and cramps dirrhea.

I have a bad taste in my mouth like when you have a virus.

At first I thought it was from the ice in our refegator and that the

water softner was putting something dirty into the ice. We have a

filter on the refregaror but I have developed a addiction to eating

ice.

I have been feeling better overall and usually I do when I take MMS I

hope that is not psychomatic.

I have a old bottle of DMSO that I bought for our horses and I think

it is still good. If not the feed store carries the full strength

Iwill try it.

Just a extra note.

I have only lived in the house since Dec. we have a small farm and

the bugs are the worst of any farm we have lived on.

I started getting bug bites that were awful and I don't know what bug

would be biting me they were almost like chiggers.

I used the MMS on these and it would stop them immediately but some

of these will start to heal but start itching again unitl I use the

MMS.

Will do transdermal for a while.

thanks,

Sandy

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