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What is the DMSO?Why and for what features DMSO used as Kosher?

Apr 13, 2009 by A H | Posted in Ethnic Cuisine

Why and for what features DMSO used as Kosher?
What concentration DMSO is used in?

DMSO = Dimethyl sulfoxide. It is a chemical that carries other chemicals through the skin into the bloodstream. It can be toxic, and some consider it to be carcinogenic, or possibly, mutagenic.

What Can DMSO Cure And Help Prevent? How Is It Applied?

Dec 27, 2006 by vinland_06 | Posted in Alternative Medicine

I've searched dozens of documents on the internet and cannot find one that tells exactly how DMSO is used. I just ordered a small bottle and don't know if it should be diluted and where it should be applied. If it has to be diluted before being applied then how many parts water to parts DMSO should I use? Should I put it on different parts of the body to help prevent and cure different things and for how many days per week or month should it be used?
This question is very broad. Please try to answer all my questions if you can. Thank you.

As stated in an earlier answer, DMSO is an industrial solvent. About 30 years ago it was found to be able to stop pain. Many pro and amature athletes began using it because they found no immediate side effects other smelling like garlic and having garlic breath. People were drinking it straight for ulcers and applying it directly to the skin for other problems. Not long after this phenomena and the fact that the medical community could not explain why it did what it did and did not hurt you it became outlawed or hard to get. You can use it in solution or at 100%. Depending on what you are using it for I would suggest using it either way.

DMSO does not cure anything; it does however stop the pain. I know, I have used it on an ankle injury. One minute I could not walk, the next I was running as good as new. Pain free. I could still feel the injury but no pain. Now the real amazing thing was that I did not cause further damage even though I was full out while I was playing, running and stuff.

As far as how often, that's up to you. Remember, DMSO does not prevent or cure anything but it does allow you to participate in certain tasks. If you are injured and need medical attention you will still need medical attention after using DMSO.

Good Luck

In chemistry and in a mixture of DMSO and water but with different volumes of water and DMSO?

Oct 06, 2007 by the rock | Posted in Chemistry

How do the solutions react when put in water bath for 25 C? Is this an ideal system? what about the viscosity? how does it change?

Is English your first language? DMSO and water are miscible, that is they form solutions in any combination. DMSO does not react with water at any temperature, but a mixture of DMSO and water will have lower freezing and higher boiling points than either pure DMSO or water. Viscosity increases with decreasing temperature.

DMSO - DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT WORKS?

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