RE: MSM and DMSO

[Guest guest]

Could you please say the author of the book?

Thanks,

Núria

> So far on this list, taurine, glutathione, NAC and molybdenum

> have been suggested if one has a problem with MSM. Also, C.

> I think the info about the detox pathways is critical. I have

> just been reading THE MIRACLE OF MSM, which makes me want to

> run out and take a bath in the stuff. But I also do not

> do well on it. What I'd like to do next is try it with the

> aforementioned supplements. If it could open up that detox

> pathway, that would be cool.

>

[Guest guest]

Vilik Rapheles wrote:

Hi Vilik,

Well, it is true that I don't know much of the complex bio-chemical reactions

actually occuring in the liver concerning sulfer, guess I will have to do some

studying now that this subject is coming up more and more on this list, but with

my friends and therapists as well.

I noticed that I do get H2S very easely allready from my early youth onwards and

some friends of mine - all of which had amalgam mercury poisoning - do as well.

I did get the information from Ray and that made me actually consious of this

fact and then I realized that it was not a healthy thing that was happening

inside my body.

It is an effect that happenes with quite a lot of people I noticed and - again -

on information of Ray: it is caused by the sulfer pathways of the liver not

functioning properly due to damage from mercury and maybe other chemicals.

That's all I know and it sounds very plausable to me. Again for extensive

information on this you can search the Amalgam List archives.

Regards

Doedens

>

> , I think, unless you have analyzed the gas produced from

> sulfur-bearing products, you are making assumptions about what

> it is and why it is. Maybe it's killing off candida or something.

> It sounds like you've gotten in a certain mindset about it. I

> would look at it from some different angles. I would consider

> WHY the problem occurs...because that might lead to something

> helpful.

>

> So far on this list, taurine, glutathione, NAC and molybdenum

> have been suggested if one has a problem with MSM. Also, C.

> I think the info about the detox pathways is critical. I have

> just been reading THE MIRACLE OF MSM, which makes me want to

> run out and take a bath in the stuff. But I also do not

> do well on it. What I'd like to do next is try it with the

> aforementioned supplements. If it could open up that detox

> pathway, that would be cool.

>

> Also, re: DMSO. The one time I used it my hands looked mummified

> for weeks. Use gloves! And yes, Colin...be careful on your wife's

> feet. I have heard to dilute it about 25% with distilled water.

> But whatever is in that water is going to get into the system.

> So I would wonder about distilled water that's been sitting

> around in a plastic bottle. Ugh.

>

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[Guest guest]

I don't know much about MSM...but the DMSO is really good. I don't think

they have the same applications? Isn't MSM a powder good for arthritis?

DMSO is much more than a transporter. It's great for bee stings, pain

reliever, Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, collagen softening, and some other

things. It works at the cellular level. Just because you need to be

careful and get the right stuff doesn't make it bad anymore than getting

wild salmon over farmed. Salmon is good...just get the right stuff.

Someday I will do some research on MSM to get to know it better as well.

Kayte

RE: Deep Tissue Oil Formula

And if you decide to buy some...it can be expensive and hard to find.

Please buy pharmaceutical grade. It is a solvent. Don't buy it if it is

stored in a plastic bottle...just the brown glass bottles. It will absorb

some of the yummies from the plastic and you don't want that!

Kayte

..

..

And, that is why I use MSM instead of DMSO as a transporter.

mjh

http://foxhillfarm.us/FireBasil/

[Guest guest]

Didn't they stop using DMSO for arthritis b/c they found high doses

were causing cataracts? Maybe at low doses it's fine.

MSM is real good for rebuilding tissue, as well as necessary to

supply sulfur for joints. It's usually recommended to take it with

vitamin C. It's good to take it if you work out too, for extra joint

support.

Good hangover cure too.

Chris

[Guest guest]

> Re: MSM and DMSO

>

>

>Didn't they stop using DMSO for arthritis b/c they found high doses

>were causing cataracts? Maybe at low doses it's fine.

>

>MSM is real good for rebuilding tissue, as well as necessary to

>supply sulfur for joints. It's usually recommended to take it with

>vitamin C. It's good to take it if you work out too, for extra joint

>support.

>

>Good hangover cure too.

>

>Chris

Apparently though, it's contraindicated for a number of people with mercury

poisoning. Not all though. BUt some folks with amalgam illness have impaired

sulfation pathways. Those with amalgams should note carefully how they react

to all these sulfur-based supplements. I WAS using MSM for hangovers, but

stopped since I learned that it could possibly be doing me more harm than

good. I haven't taken any tests yet to know whether i'm oK with sulfur foods

and supps so it's just a guessing game at this time.

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[Guest guest]

I can't use any of the sulfates that are supposed to be good for

athritis, etc. I used glucosamine sulfate while undergoing

prolotherapy and it seemed to help at that time. I continued to use

it at the advice of my doctor. After a time, I started to hurt again.

I had switched to a supplement also containing Chonodrotin Sulfate. I

quit using that and went back to the Glucosamine by itself and seemed

to feel better, but then started hurting again. My doctor gave me MSM

to take and, Boy!!, did I have a bad reaction!! It put me into a

fibromyalgia flare, the first one I had in years! It took me several

months of dietary changes and IV vitamin pushes to get over that! I

have tried glucosamine since then, but still can't tolerate it.

> Didn't they stop using DMSO for arthritis b/c they found high doses

> were causing cataracts? Maybe at low doses it's fine.

>

> MSM is real good for rebuilding tissue, as well as necessary to

> supply sulfur for joints. It's usually recommended to take it with

> vitamin C. It's good to take it if you work out too, for extra

joint

> support.

>

> Good hangover cure too.

>

> Chris