Guest guest Posted November 22, 2008 Report Share Posted November 22, 2008 DMSO is used widely in animals, frequently used in race horses and it has even been used to replace Predinsone therapy in dogs. If you search our list archives for key words such as cats, dogs and horses you will find messages detailing its use in various therapeutic applications. Generally it is not used to " keep a dog healthy " . However there are many people who use DMSO orally every day, or topically for arthritis and other inflammatory conditions. Garnet Garnet wrote: > > > Hi folks, there are many people here in this group who use > DMSO in their > eyedrops. It's not a big deal, yes some are allergic, but > most are not > (when it comes to the eyes). I have put 5 drops into .05 oz of > eyebright soluition for many years, but have been told that > I could > increase to 50% and I just did that and it is super, stops > the summer > itching and I am doing great, not to mention that I am > seeing better > than ever. Just wanted to add to this post, as it is > beneficial I > believe in it 100%. > > EyeBright Formula > > 1 Part - Eyebright Herb > 1 Part - Bayberry Bark > 1 Part - Red raspberry > 1 Part - Goldenseal > 1/8 Part - Cayenne pepper > in a base of 50% Water and 50% Alcohol = 100 Proof. > > A Part is a part by volume. > > Add 1 Cup of DMSO (8 oz) 1/4 (2 oz) to a gallon (128 oz) 1/4 > (32 oz) of > the above tincture. > > Example: > to 32 oz or 1 quart add 2 oz of DMSO or > to 16 oz or 1/2 qt. add 1 oz of DMSO > to 8 oz of 1 cup add 1/2 oz DMSO > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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