Transporting nutrients

[Guest guest]

I came across this on Dr Myhill's website and thought this may be of

particular interest to those who use DMSO as a carrier and for those who

have a hard time digesting vitamins/supplements. What Dr Myhill is

attempting to do is use DMSO as a carrier to get minerals, magnesium and B12

into your body. Here's an extract of what I've read:-

I see many patients for whom we know what the micronutrient deficiency is

that causes their problem, but giving those micronutrients by mouth does not

help, or indeed makes them worse. What I suspect is getting in the way is

the gut.

For micronutrients to get into the body to do good they must first get

there! To achieve this we need the ability to digest and absorb them and the

energy to do this. I suspect the latter is a problem for many of my severe

ME patients. Food allergy, the fermenting gut and poor stomach, liver and

pancreatic function may all be a problem.

The above may explain why so many of my sick patients do well on injections

of micronutrients.

To get round this problem I am putting together some transdermal

preparations to be sprayed onto the skin. A key ingredient is DMSO - this

passes through skin like a knife through butter and carries through all

dissolved within it. DMSO is a naturally occuring organic sulphur containing

molecule, derived from tree bark and closely reltaed to MSM (a useful

treatment for arthritis). See

<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimethyl_sulfoxide> Dimethyl sulfoxide on

Wikipedia.

The early clinical feedback has been most encouraging and I am in the throes

of measuring blood levels of micronutrients before and after treatment -

watch this space!. In the interim the following are available:

For more information here's the link

http://www.drmyhill.co.uk/wiki/Transdermal_micronutrients

Having said that bear in mind that Dickson (Dickson's Pharmacy in

the UK) has arranged for TD LDN to be made with DMSO for those who cannot

tolerate emu oil.

Jayne Crocker

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