Di-Methyl Sulfoxide - DMSO

 

DMSO (Dimethyl sulfoxide) is a unique and interesting product hallmarked with controversy. The bulk of the information detailed below is directly extracted from Dr Stanley Jacobs site at www.dmso.org. 

In addition; if you are inclined towards informative research regarding the diversity and merits of DMSO application then certainly I would encourage review of the US Patens attorney website.

DMSO is not intended for drug use. No medical or other applications to the human body are advised or promoted for this product and such usage may be harmful. DMSO is quickly absorbed through the skin and can carry contaminants and impurities with it. Exercise care to avoid accidental skin contact especially to the eyes and face and/or wear protective gloves and clothing when using this product.
 

• DMSO information

• DMSO Studies

• An interview with Dr Stanley Jacobs

• Pharmacology of DMSO

• Human Toxicology of DMSO

• Ischemic Stroke treated with DMSO

• Dimethyl Sulfoxide Lowers Intracranial Pressure  After Closed Head Trauma

• Physical Properties of DMSO

• DMSO: Many Uses; Much Controversy

• DMSO and Arthritis

• DMSO and Gastric Cancer

• DMSO and Anemia

• DMSO and saving Nerve Function

• Prevention of wound edge necrosis by local application of dimethylsulfoxide

• Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) Blocks Conduction in Peripheral Nerve C Fibers: a Possible Mechanism of Analgesia

• DMSO Therapy in Severe Retardation in Mongoloid Children

• Topical Alpha-Interferon Ointment with Dimethyl Sulfoxide in the Treatment of Recurrent Genital Herpes Simplex

• DMSO: New Possibilities in the Treatment of Patients with Alzheimer's Disease