Re: DMSO works on Ganglion Cysts

[Guest guest]

Actually there is a lot out there saying most people are deficient in

iodine. Fluoride and Bromide (like in flame retardants) contribute to

iodine deficiency, the symptoms can be slow thyroid, problems fighting

off infections - especially respiratory ones, and fibrocystic breast

disease. I've been supplementing iodine for over a year now and it's

helped me feel a lot better.

> I tho't iodine and tea tree were toxic?

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> You all know what you're doing -- I'm thrilled to be hip to it and I'm telling

everyebody about the group.

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> ---- haecklers wrote:

>> I don't know but I've read that iodine works quite well for them over

>> a period of a month or more. Maybe DMSO and iodine together would.

>> With the iodine you paint it on the skin where the cyst is.

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>> > > It's pretty cool - I was reading last night in the book " DMSO

>> Nature's

>> > > Healer " about how it neutralizes hydroxyl radicals which can

>> damage

>> > > synovial fluid and cartilage. Since the ganglion cyst is a

>> problem of

>> > > weakened cartilage causing a bubble of synovial fluid, it does

>> make

>> > > sense that it would help, but I've been told there's no known

>> permanent

>> > > cure for them and that even surgical procedures are often

>> temporary, so

>> > > a painless way to get rid of it is wonderful!

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[Guest guest]

Was this for ganglion or sebaceous cysts? Was he taking it internally

or using it topically?

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> I introduces mms to one guy at work and he only took it a few time

a said he got rid of those cysts as a bonus