Re: DMSO & Colloidal Silver for dog's infected wrist.

[Guest guest]

Brigitte,

I would mix the DMSO and CS in one solution, 50/50. That should be easy

enough to do and probably is far more effiecient than your method.

doug

DMSO & Colloidal Silver for dog's infected wrist.

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I don't know if I asked already, but has anyone used DMSO on a wrist that

> has a bacteria

> one a bone? Am I taking too much of a risk? Should I use antibiotics? I

> just applied DMSO

> 70% DMSO 30% Aloe to my dogs wrist with CS 1100ppm. I pray this does

> something

> because I want to avoid antibiotics. She has been taking the CS for about

> 2 weeks and I

> haven't seen improvement in her wrist. It seems that the CS has to be

> directly applied to

> the infection. Her infection is NOT on the surface. There is no wound.

> She acquired this

> at the vet hospital in July. Its is the site where they had an IV. So

> there was no scab or

> wound. It is all internal. My holistic vet warned me against the use of

> DMSO so I have

> held off. But now she and another vet are saying I have to put my dog on

> a high dose of

> antibiotics for at least a month. My dog already has a compromised immune

> system and I

> am afraid the antibiotics will make it worse. Especially because she

> would have to be on

> them for a month.

>

> This is how I applied the DMSO & CS to her wrist. Please correct me if I

> should do it

> differently. I wiped the area with a natural sanitizing wipe. I put CS

> 1100ppm on the area.

> I then applied the DMSO over the CS, then I put more CS over the DMSO. I

> let it air dry for

> a couple minutes then put wax paper over it then a sock so she couldn't

> lick it.

>

> Thank you,

> Brigitte

[Guest guest]

I use C's all the time on my dogs with great results however I think your ppm is

way too high. I would suggest 5-8 ppm for the best results. If it is a really

serious condition I have found 1-2 ounces every hour for a day and then tapper

off on the second and third day works the best.

" The number of silver ions at 5PPM in an ounce of ionic Cs is computed at 1,000

trillion,

so a tablespoon has more then you might ever need. If you are talking about poor

product,

with larger particles, you have a different story! Since the volume of a sphere

is

Pi x Diameter cubed/4, a colloidal particle of 100 nanometers (40 millionths of

an inch),

the largest allowed in a colloid, would need nearly 45 million ions or atoms to

make it!

Wouldn't you rather fight an army of pathogens with 45 million arrows rather

then just one

canon ball!

Silver protein, long the prefered silver ion delivery material, can be of very

high PPM but

unfortunately the protein surrounds the silver ion and thus allows mold growth

on the

protein surface - rather annoying to have your medicine grow what you may be

trying

to kill! " Taken from http://health2us.com/faq.html

Seth

DMSO & Colloidal Silver for dog's infected wrist.

Hi Everyone,

I don't know if I asked already, but has anyone used DMSO on a wrist that has a

bacteria

one a bone? Am I taking too much of a risk? Should I use antibiotics? I just

applied DMSO

70% DMSO 30% Aloe to my dogs wrist with CS 1100ppm. I pray this does something

because I want to avoid antibiotics. She has been taking the CS for about 2

weeks and I

haven't seen improvement in her wrist. It seems that the CS has to be directly

applied to

the infection. Her infection is NOT on the surface. There is no wound. She

acquired this

at the vet hospital in July. Its is the site where they had an IV. So there

was no scab or

wound. It is all internal. My holistic vet warned me against the use of DMSO

so I have

held off. But now she and another vet are saying I have to put my dog on a high

dose of

antibiotics for at least a month. My dog already has a compromised immune

system and I

am afraid the antibiotics will make it worse. Especially because she would have

to be on

them for a month.

This is how I applied the DMSO & CS to her wrist. Please correct me if I should

do it

differently. I wiped the area with a natural sanitizing wipe. I put CS 1100ppm

on the area.

I then applied the DMSO over the CS, then I put more CS over the DMSO. I let it

air dry for

a couple minutes then put wax paper over it then a sock so she couldn't lick it.

Thank you,

Brigitte

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[Guest guest]

I love and trust the various applications of DMSO, but in this dog's case I'd be

putting clay poultices, made with 5-10 ppm of CS on the wrist area. I would also

continue with the CS internally.

The clay should keep pulling the infection into itself---and out of the dog's

body.

I would probably sprinkle some dry clay into the dog's food, and put some CS in

it's drinking water.

Fingers crossed for you and your 'baby'

Sharon M

> I don't know if I asked already, but has anyone used DMSO on a wrist that has

a bacteria

> one a bone? Am I taking too much of a risk? Should I use antibiotics? I just

applied DMSO

> 70% DMSO 30% Aloe to my dogs wrist with CS 1100ppm. I pray this does

something

> because I want to avoid antibiotics. She has been taking the CS for about 2

weeks and I

> haven't seen improvement in her wrist. It seems that the CS has to be

directly applied to

> the infection. Her infection is NOT on the surface. There is no wound. She

acquired this

> at the vet hospital in July. Its is the site where they had an IV. So there

was no scab or

> wound. It is all internal. My holistic vet warned me against the use of DMSO

so I have

> held off. But now she and another vet are saying I have to put my dog on a

high dose of

> antibiotics for at least a month. My dog already has a compromised immune

system and I

> am afraid the antibiotics will make it worse. Especially because she would

have to be on

> them for a month.

>

> This is how I applied the DMSO & CS to her wrist. Please correct me if I

should do it

> differently. I wiped the area with a natural sanitizing wipe. I put CS

1100ppm on the area.

> I then applied the DMSO over the CS, then I put more CS over the DMSO. I let

it air dry for

> a couple minutes then put wax paper over it then a sock so she couldn't lick

it.

>

> Thank you,

> Brigitte

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

Thanks for your feedback. I am so very confused about colloidal silver. I

really do not

know what to believe at this point. I was told that low ppm means I you'd have

to use

more. The biggest concern is that I do not see much of an improvement with the

wrist and

I have been giving her quite a bit internally. Or what seems to be quite a bit.

I tried the

poultice but was told that because the infection is internal, on the bone in her

wrist, that

the poultice won't do anything. This is why I am trying the DMSO & silver.

Does anyone know of anyone in the Santa , CA, Palisades or Topanga area

that I

could talk to about this stuff?

Is the 1100 to strong for internal use? or not strong enough?

Does anyone know someone that has used CS & DMSO for a condition such as this?

Thank you for your help!!!

Brigitte

>

> I love and trust the various applications of DMSO, but in this dog's case I'd

be putting

clay poultices, made with 5-10 ppm of CS on the wrist area. I would also

continue with the

CS internally.

> The clay should keep pulling the infection into itself---and out of the dog's

body.

>

> I would probably sprinkle some dry clay into the dog's food, and put some CS

in it's

drinking water.

>

> Fingers crossed for you and your 'baby'

>

> Sharon M

>

>

> > I don't know if I asked already, but has anyone used DMSO on a wrist that

has a

bacteria

> > one a bone? Am I taking too much of a risk? Should I use antibiotics? I

just applied

DMSO

> > 70% DMSO 30% Aloe to my dogs wrist with CS 1100ppm. I pray this does

something

> > because I want to avoid antibiotics. She has been taking the CS for about 2

weeks and

I

> > haven't seen improvement in her wrist. It seems that the CS has to be

directly applied

to

> > the infection. Her infection is NOT on the surface. There is no wound.

She acquired

this

> > at the vet hospital in July. Its is the site where they had an IV. So

there was no scab

or

> > wound. It is all internal. My holistic vet warned me against the use of

DMSO so I have

> > held off. But now she and another vet are saying I have to put my dog on a

high dose

of

> > antibiotics for at least a month. My dog already has a compromised immune

system

and I

> > am afraid the antibiotics will make it worse. Especially because she would

have to be

on

> > them for a month.

> >

> > This is how I applied the DMSO & CS to her wrist. Please correct me if I

should do it

> > differently. I wiped the area with a natural sanitizing wipe. I put CS

1100ppm on the

area.

> > I then applied the DMSO over the CS, then I put more CS over the DMSO. I

let it air

dry for

> > a couple minutes then put wax paper over it then a sock so she couldn't lick

it.

> >

> > Thank you,

> > Brigitte

>

[Guest guest]

It can't hurt to give massive amounts of CS for a short time, even a

month. I use it

regularly in my dogs when traveling to shows, especially puppies.

I do not have experience with silver proteins. But would not hesitate to

use ordinary

CA as the only drinking water. Generally I make 10 ppm with my Silver

Gen SG6 and

my own home distilled water from my well water. This makes the CS very

cheap per gallon..

www.wholesalewaterdistillers.com

www.waterdistillersusa.com

Clay packs and poultices will help but they are not enough. Bone is very

hard to reach

and the toxins will be pulled out but not very fast, maybe not faster

than the bacteria

is producing them. Clay does not kill bacteria and will not draw out

all of the infection

fast enough.

I have used Clay mixed with CS, alone and DMSO and CS packs on an

infected tooth, the

infection was in the jaw bone. It was not enough, I ended up with a root

canal. Maybe if

I had started treatment earlier or done it more often it might have

worked but a treatment

has to be do-able to work and for me it was not -- I was not in enough

pain or having enough

severity of symptoms to motivate me. Bottom line is it was not a fast or

particularly effective

treatment in this instance.

I would get out all my " big guns " , abx orally, abx mixed with DMSO and

compressed 24/7, Oil of

Oregano, Castor Oil packs sound promising, something I would definitely

try to do. I have never

used them but have read about them for years.

Garnet

Dog Days & Cat Naps wrote:

> Hi Everyone,

>

> Thanks for your feedback. I am so very confused about colloidal silver. I

really do not

> know what to believe at this point. I was told that low ppm means I you'd

have to use

> more. The biggest concern is that I do not see much of an improvement with

the wrist and

> I have been giving her quite a bit internally. Or what seems to be quite a

bit. I tried the

> poultice but was told that because the infection is internal, on the bone in

her wrist, that

> the poultice won't do anything. This is why I am trying the DMSO & silver.

>

> Does anyone know of anyone in the Santa , CA, Palisades or Topanga area

that I

> could talk to about this stuff?

>

> Is the 1100 to strong for internal use? or not strong enough?

>

> Does anyone know someone that has used CS & DMSO for a condition such as

this?

>

> Thank you for your help!!!

> Brigitte

>

>

>

>> I love and trust the various applications of DMSO, but in this dog's case I'd

be putting

> clay poultices, made with 5-10 ppm of CS on the wrist area. I would also

continue with the

> CS internally.

>> The clay should keep pulling the infection into itself---and out of the dog's

body.

>>

>> I would probably sprinkle some dry clay into the dog's food, and put some CS

in it's

> drinking water.

>> Fingers crossed for you and your 'baby'

>>

>> Sharon M

>>

>>

>>> I don't know if I asked already, but has anyone used DMSO on a wrist that

has a

> bacteria

>>> one a bone? Am I taking too much of a risk? Should I use antibiotics? I

just applied

> DMSO

>>> 70% DMSO 30% Aloe to my dogs wrist with CS 1100ppm. I pray this does

something

>>> because I want to avoid antibiotics. She has been taking the CS for about 2

weeks and

> I

>>> haven't seen improvement in her wrist. It seems that the CS has to be

directly applied

> to

>>> the infection. Her infection is NOT on the surface. There is no wound.

She acquired

> this

>>> at the vet hospital in July. Its is the site where they had an IV. So

there was no scab

> or

>>> wound. It is all internal. My holistic vet warned me against the use of

DMSO so I have

>>> held off. But now she and another vet are saying I have to put my dog on a

high dose

> of

>>> antibiotics for at least a month. My dog already has a compromised immune

system

> and I

>>> am afraid the antibiotics will make it worse. Especially because she would

have to be

> on

>>> them for a month.

>>>

>>> This is how I applied the DMSO & CS to her wrist. Please correct me if I

should do it

>>> differently. I wiped the area with a natural sanitizing wipe. I put CS

1100ppm on the

> area.

>>> I then applied the DMSO over the CS, then I put more CS over the DMSO. I

let it air

> dry for

>>> a couple minutes then put wax paper over it then a sock so she couldn't lick

it.

>>>

>>> Thank you,

>>> Brigitte

>

>

>

>

>

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