I have been using DMSO for nearly a year and I will always have some in the house. I have over a yard of scars and all have softened with DMSO even though they are years old. One scar on the back of my neck, which has been operated on 3 times over the last 30 years, was really twisted and tight and my spine was out of alignment. Since us…
I have been using DMSO for nearly a year and I will always have some in the house. I have over a yard of scars and all have softened with DMSO even though they are years old. One scar on the back of my neck, which has been operated on 3 times over the last 30 years, was really twisted and tight and my spine was out of alignment. Since using DMSO the scar has softened and untwisted and is not nearly as noticeable. I used it on a skin infection very effectively. Because it carries whatever you put with it deep into the skin, I have used tea tree oil on foot /nail fungus and then sprayed with DMSO and it has helped a lot. I’ve used it on my dogs because It’s safe if they lick it. I haven’t been made aware of bad breath but at times I can smell something different on my body. I’m not sure others smell it, but it’s a small price to pay.
I have been using DMSO for nearly a year and I will always have some in the house. I have over a yard of scars and all have softened with DMSO even though they are years old. One scar on the back of my neck, which has been operated on 3 times over the last 30 years, was really twisted and tight and my spine was out of alignment. Since using DMSO the scar has softened and untwisted and is not nearly as noticeable. I used it on a skin infection very effectively. Because it carries whatever you put with it deep into the skin, I have used tea tree oil on foot /nail fungus and then sprayed with DMSO and it has helped a lot. I’ve used it on my dogs because It’s safe if they lick it. I haven’t been made aware of bad breath but at times I can smell something different on my body. I’m not sure others smell it, but it’s a small price to pay.