DMSO Has Healing Potential That Is Being Criminally Ignored

In spite of decades of research and thousands of studies attesting to DMSO's health-promoting properties, dimethyl sulfoxide remains virtually unknown to the medical professional and the public. You can get it in some healt food stores and on-line fortunately. ‘This inexpensive compound demonstrates potent anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties and has been shown to relieve painful musculoskeletal and urinary conditions, and may even fight Alzheimer’s disease and cancer. Regrettably, its widespread acceptance and use has been stymied by the FDA (and are of our reader surprised) and their allies in the pharmaceutical industry. For more than 4 decades, Dr. Stanley Jacob has been battling the establish­ment over DMSO. He has disclosed new data showing the potential of DM50 in treating brain trauma injuries that afflict more than 50,000 Americans each year.

DMS0 is a most effective anti-inflammatory and analgesic compound that holds promise in managing a wide range of debilitating health conditions. I have personally used it for years for back pain. The fact is that DMS0 is an approved pharmacological agent in more than 125 countries! Why is our FDA still blocking it? Its safety and therapeutic effects are backed by nearly 50 years of research and more than 10,000 scientific articles on its biological implications. Unfortunately, the vast health-promoting potential of DM80 has gone unfulfilled in America, suppressed by a combination of bureaucratic ineptitude, especially at the FDA and pharmaceutical industry lobbying. In the United States today, DM80 is approved to treat only one medical condition: interstitial cystitis, or chronic inflammation of the bladder wall. Recent findings on DMSO's ability to help manage the effects of head injury have renewed interest in the many potential therapeutic applications of this versatile compound.

We will be following up on this with more news. In the meantime you can get it if you need it. It's not "banned" totally but just hard to find. Check your local health food store or look on-line.