Dmso : nature's healer

Dimethyl Sulfoxide / DMSO. N.B.: The ultimate origin/integrity of the source vector pdf is unknown\*; it has previously been modified with Calibre v.1.48.0 and contained errors including absence of page numbering, blank page #126, overlay blanking of most pages in Appendix III (herein reinstated) and some broken hyperlinks (mostly if not universally fixed). The Index's page listing reflects the paper edition (not adjusted for the e-book) so page references are APPROXIMATE only. \* downloaded from An easy-to-understand, up-to-date guide on the highly publicized drug, DMSO DMSO—dimethyl sulfoxide—is a simple by-product of wood and has been called a “miracle” drug, capable of relieving pain, diminishing swelling, reducing inflammation, encouraging healing, and restoring normal function. In this groundbreaking work, award-winning health science writer Dr. Morton Walker examines the powerful and compelling case for the use of DMSO in the treatment of many debilitating disease and health-related problems. In DMSO: Nature’s Healer, Dr. Walker cites documented cases of its astounding use in healing and prevention of a host of health disorders, including arthritis, stroke, cancer, mental retardation, and sports and auto injuries. He also recounts the dramatic story of the long struggle to gain FDA approval of DMSO. Front Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Dedication Acknowledgments Preface 1. The Painkiller With a Problem 2. DMSO’s Controversial History 3. The Therapeutic Principle of DMSO 4. General Medical Uses for DMSO 5. The Toxicity and Side Effects of DMSO 6. The Potent Potion for Sports Injuries 7. Arthritis Therapy With DMSO and Diet 8. Adapting DMSO for Foot and Leg Problems 9. Using DMSO in Head and Spinal Cord Injuries 10. DMSO Therapy for Mental Disabilities 11. The DMSO-Cancer Connection 12. Infectious Diseases Respond to DMSO 13. Misreporting of DMSO for Scleroderma and Interstitial Cystitis Epilogue Appendix I Appendix II Appendix III Notes Bibliography Index Endnote / Printer's Device