There are a lot of other DMSO articles in the cue, but I made a decision I needed to do a much more comprehensive review of the literature first (manually going through ~300,000 studies and sorting the 6,000 comments I've received) as certain studies needed to write the future articles cannot be found in any other manner. I'm hoping to have the next one done at the end of February or start of March.
Thank you so much for your support and understanding.
Additionally since many of you have asked where I am at on the DMSO project, I feel like I have now gone through over 90% of the available literature. At this point I need about a week to do:
Thank you for the article on regenerative therapies for pain!! I was almost unable to walk because of knee pain, facing life in a wheel chair and was not going to have a knee replacement. Family members had done that and still experienced so much pain. So I had stem cell transplant on the worst knee and PRP on the one with less pain. It improved greatly but I still had some pain, some days in both knees on walking. So I did a second round of PRP on both knees and I can walk pain free now. I cannot walk long distances - which for me is taking short jaunts into more than 3 stores in a day - but it does not hurt while I am walking. I notice that pain that night in bed but it is not severe at all. I use DMSO on it then to help with pain. But I am careful to not walk too far. I'm 75 and had the stem cell transplant and first PRP in 2021 and the second round of PRP in 2024. Now my husband is having knee pain so he is willing to do this same routine!!
FWIW, I’ve received a couple PRP type treatments after tooth extraction to heal more sufficiently. They take my blood first, centrifuge it (I think) and create a fibrous plug/clot of sorts they place into the extraction site after removal. It’s worked amazingly well according to my dentist. To shift gears slightly I’m wondering if you have any opinions around hernias more specifically lower abdominal type hernias and whether or not healing is possible without surgical intervention. I’m considering some approaches, including BPC 157 and or Comfrey along with DMSO… I’m not planning anything outlandish, but can’t help thinking about alternative approaches to the typical surgical mesh approach. Thank you for your Substack, wonderful content.
Correctly done prolotherapy can halt progression. Beyond that gets kind of complicated, but some surgeons (if you can find them) will do repairs without mesh.
I've had a similar hernia for years and have decided to just keep stuffing it back in every night before bed so there are no adhesions. I've built a homemade truss that holds it back enough to go about my day without even remembering the hernia is there. The reasons for this decision were that mesh repairs have about a 40% failure rate, and one slip by the surgeon with the scalpel or surgical robot and you're wearing a colostomy bag for the rest of your life, this happens more than surgeons would like to admit. There have even been multiple incidences locally of hernia surgeons nicking a vein or artery and sending the unsuspecting patient home bleeding into their abdominal cavity...which required life saving heroics surgery to save the patient later. As the Doc here says, surgical skill levels vary drastically, possibly fatally.
The only reputable place I could find that will still stitch up a hernia without mesh is Shouldice hospital in Canada. I've been to Shouldice for a different hernia years ago, and I really like them, but that's not guaranteed to work either. Have a look at their google reviews for the pros and cons there, the reviews highlight a lot of what you won't find otherwise, good and bad.
Here's a page from my long neglected website on Shouldice and that first hernia:
P.S. My holistic vet saved both rear knees on my Golden Retriever using prolotherapy. She had fixed her own knees wrecked from years of semi pro basketball playing the same way. She also picked up on the DMSO smell on my dog and we talked a bit on how DMSO had been her saving grace as an athlete for all the injuries.
I'm looking for solutions to COPD. I've read so much recently and probably some of your articles but do you have one comprehensive article how I can logically and methodically try different solutions to my shortness of breath problem? I was nebulizing glutathione for a week. Didn't seem to help. I tried DMSO nebulizing but had to do low concentrations or it felt bad to do. And at low concentrations it didn't seem to help. 🙏🙏🙏 thanks
Thanks for your meticulous work that pushes so courageously back against what I term the Iatrogenesis Mafia (pHarmaceutical industry, medical establishment, regulatory agencies).
I note you mention hormesis but not Chlorine Dioxide and if I am accurate you have not written much on the Universal Antidote, anything on this coming up in the future especially after Pierre Kory’s new book: The War on Chlorine Dioxide?
By Curious Outlier:
“When people with diseases caused by mitochondrial dysfunction (e.g. diabetes, cancer, chronic fatigue, and dementia) take chlorine dioxide, they quite often have a reversal of these problems. The known mechanism of action for reversing these diseases caused by mitochondrial dysfunction is ROS-induced mitochondrial hormesis.”
Ok, looking forward to you publishing your understanding of the Universal Antidote as you seem to have the ability to ferret out really useful information backed by science.
I consider of all the substances and machines that can help us obtain Health Freedom, Chlorine Dioxide is the main one since it seems to live up to its NASA bestowed handle of the "Universal Antidote" and is so inexpensive compared to most others (second might be DMSO).
Again, thank you for your great, good work to help us exit the Iatrogenesis Mafia's Morgue.
How could you address essential tremors in the hands? DMSO to the exterior brain in some fashion as that's the neural pathway at the root of this? Other suggestions?
Consider using AK and test the concentration of eATP in the effected tissue(by holding that tissue frequency near the organ, the eATP vial, and using homeopathic vials with concentrations from most to least). Then make up homeopathic vials for each remedy/procedure and see which solution works best by using the concentration kit to see if eATP is more dilute to non existent. Use vials for the different stages of CDR. Test to see if the cells normalize. Your writing is tremendous and provokes ideas of testing. Sincerely, Dan Eyink MD
Thanks - I was asked can one use DMSO after a Penile implant - could it damage the cylindar implants in the penis or it is safe and will promote healing and health
Sadly for me, even at only 10%, DMSO severely irritates my skin. And I find no Regenerative Medicine doctors anywhere nearby Holladay TN. I've called QC Kinetix, they are unaffordable for a retired trucker with VA and Medicare.
Two questions: (1) what exactly is "neural therapy?" (It's mentioned prominently in the article but, as near as I can tell, never defined. (2) In the brief section on Light Therapies, there's no mention of the Hooga lamps you've advocated earlier. Do you still consider them to be valuable?
1) Injecting a local anesthetic (typically procaine, lidocaine, or buvipicaine) into a targeted region of the body, which is frequently but not always a scar.
Hello, can you comment on baseball pitchers and tearing their UCL. I’ve seen some studies that say PRP helps over time, if it’s a low-grade tear, but surgery is the only option for more difficult tears. I’ve also seen things like ginseng and royal jelly as possibilities for regeneration. What is the best course of action? Is there a way to continuously regenerate the ligament so that There are faster options to recovery and this doesn’t have to be the Bane of pitchers? What is the fastest way to have a ligament heal and be stronger than before? Also, can you give suggestions on doctors that actually can regenerate ligament tissue quickly? Thank you!
If you have had a DMSO report you'd like to share, please do so here:
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-remarkable-history-and-safety/comments
When they are posted in other places, despite my best efforts, they frequently get missed and don't make it up there.
Additionally, the most current information on using DMSO can be found in this article:
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/dmso-heals-the-eyes-and-transforms
There are a lot of other DMSO articles in the cue, but I made a decision I needed to do a much more comprehensive review of the literature first (manually going through ~300,000 studies and sorting the 6,000 comments I've received) as certain studies needed to write the future articles cannot be found in any other manner. I'm hoping to have the next one done at the end of February or start of March.
Thank you so much for your support and understanding.
Additionally since many of you have asked where I am at on the DMSO project, I feel like I have now gone through over 90% of the available literature. At this point I need about a week to do:
•This one (currently on 2021): https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=(DMSO%5Btiab%5D%20OR%20%22dimethyl%20sulfoxide%22%5Btiab%5D%20OR%20dimethylsulfoxide%5Btiab%5D%20OR%20dimethylsulphoxide%5Btiab%5D%20OR%20%22dimethyl%20sulphoxide%22%5Btiab%5D)%20NOT%20(DMSO%5Bti%5D%20OR%20%22dimethyl%20sulfoxide%22%5Bti%5D%20OR%20dimethylsulfoxide%5Bti%5D%20OR%20%22dimethyl%20sulphoxide%22%5Bti%5D%20OR%20dimethylsulphoxide%5Bti%5D)&filter=years.2021-2021&size=50&page=6
• https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=%22Dimethyl+Sulfoxide%22%5BMeSH+Terms%5D+NOT+%28DMSO%5Btiab%5D+OR+%22dimethyl+sulfoxide%22%5Btiab%5D+OR+dimethylsulfoxide%5Btiab%5D+OR+%22dimethyl+sulphoxide%22%5Btiab%5D+OR+dimethylsulphoxide%5Btiab%5D%29&ac=yes&cauthor_id=None&user_filter=&schema=none&page=1&whatsnew=None&show_snippets=on&sort=relevance&sort_order=desc&format=summary&size=200 (much shorter to do)
•Possibly do a second pass through the first one to catch what I missed.
•5000 more results in CNKI
• https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=intitle%3A%28DMSO+OR+%22dimethyl+sulfoxide%22+OR+dimethylsulfoxide+OR+%22dimethyl+sulphoxide%22+OR+dimethylsulphoxide%29&hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C33&as_ylo=2025&as_yhi=2025 (title only searches for 2025 I held off doing until the end of the project so they would all be indexed and searchable)
•The big thing I am trying to figure out is if I want to do this one (it's the last thing left outside of those and will probably take about a week to a month depending on how thoroughly I do it): https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=intext%3A%22dmso%22+-intitle%3ADMSO+-dimethyl+-dimethylsulfoxide+-cryo*+-synthesis+-oxidation+-Swern+-PCR+-NMR+-photoresist+-ligand+-extraction+-polymerization+-catalysis+-pKa+-swelling+-battery+-reduction+-chromatography+-solubility+-film+-gel+-solvation+-simulation+-dissolution+-electrolyte+-complex+-nanoparticle+-composite+-fabrication+-coating+-adsorption+-perovskite+-electrochemical+-deposition+-corrosion+-separations+-crystallization+-formulation+-dispersion&btnG=
Thank you for the article on regenerative therapies for pain!! I was almost unable to walk because of knee pain, facing life in a wheel chair and was not going to have a knee replacement. Family members had done that and still experienced so much pain. So I had stem cell transplant on the worst knee and PRP on the one with less pain. It improved greatly but I still had some pain, some days in both knees on walking. So I did a second round of PRP on both knees and I can walk pain free now. I cannot walk long distances - which for me is taking short jaunts into more than 3 stores in a day - but it does not hurt while I am walking. I notice that pain that night in bed but it is not severe at all. I use DMSO on it then to help with pain. But I am careful to not walk too far. I'm 75 and had the stem cell transplant and first PRP in 2021 and the second round of PRP in 2024. Now my husband is having knee pain so he is willing to do this same routine!!
Can DMSO help with MCAS? Do you have any insight regarding histamine/ MCAS? Have you written on it?
Please write a thesis about methylene blue and its ability to improve mitochondria respiration..
FWIW, I’ve received a couple PRP type treatments after tooth extraction to heal more sufficiently. They take my blood first, centrifuge it (I think) and create a fibrous plug/clot of sorts they place into the extraction site after removal. It’s worked amazingly well according to my dentist. To shift gears slightly I’m wondering if you have any opinions around hernias more specifically lower abdominal type hernias and whether or not healing is possible without surgical intervention. I’m considering some approaches, including BPC 157 and or Comfrey along with DMSO… I’m not planning anything outlandish, but can’t help thinking about alternative approaches to the typical surgical mesh approach. Thank you for your Substack, wonderful content.
Correctly done prolotherapy can halt progression. Beyond that gets kind of complicated, but some surgeons (if you can find them) will do repairs without mesh.
I've had a similar hernia for years and have decided to just keep stuffing it back in every night before bed so there are no adhesions. I've built a homemade truss that holds it back enough to go about my day without even remembering the hernia is there. The reasons for this decision were that mesh repairs have about a 40% failure rate, and one slip by the surgeon with the scalpel or surgical robot and you're wearing a colostomy bag for the rest of your life, this happens more than surgeons would like to admit. There have even been multiple incidences locally of hernia surgeons nicking a vein or artery and sending the unsuspecting patient home bleeding into their abdominal cavity...which required life saving heroics surgery to save the patient later. As the Doc here says, surgical skill levels vary drastically, possibly fatally.
The only reputable place I could find that will still stitch up a hernia without mesh is Shouldice hospital in Canada. I've been to Shouldice for a different hernia years ago, and I really like them, but that's not guaranteed to work either. Have a look at their google reviews for the pros and cons there, the reviews highlight a lot of what you won't find otherwise, good and bad.
Here's a page from my long neglected website on Shouldice and that first hernia:
https://www.davebross.com/Health/Hernia.html
P.S. My holistic vet saved both rear knees on my Golden Retriever using prolotherapy. She had fixed her own knees wrecked from years of semi pro basketball playing the same way. She also picked up on the DMSO smell on my dog and we talked a bit on how DMSO had been her saving grace as an athlete for all the injuries.
Thanks so much for the insight!
You're welcome, always glad to save someone some research legwork.
I'm looking for solutions to COPD. I've read so much recently and probably some of your articles but do you have one comprehensive article how I can logically and methodically try different solutions to my shortness of breath problem? I was nebulizing glutathione for a week. Didn't seem to help. I tried DMSO nebulizing but had to do low concentrations or it felt bad to do. And at low concentrations it didn't seem to help. 🙏🙏🙏 thanks
Thanks for your meticulous work that pushes so courageously back against what I term the Iatrogenesis Mafia (pHarmaceutical industry, medical establishment, regulatory agencies).
I note you mention hormesis but not Chlorine Dioxide and if I am accurate you have not written much on the Universal Antidote, anything on this coming up in the future especially after Pierre Kory’s new book: The War on Chlorine Dioxide?
By Curious Outlier:
“When people with diseases caused by mitochondrial dysfunction (e.g. diabetes, cancer, chronic fatigue, and dementia) take chlorine dioxide, they quite often have a reversal of these problems. The known mechanism of action for reversing these diseases caused by mitochondrial dysfunction is ROS-induced mitochondrial hormesis.”
https://curioushumanproductions.substack.com/p/how-chlorine-dioxide-can-reverse
Have to write about ozone first. Views CDS as less urgent since Pierre Kory has already written about.
Ok, looking forward to you publishing your understanding of the Universal Antidote as you seem to have the ability to ferret out really useful information backed by science.
I consider of all the substances and machines that can help us obtain Health Freedom, Chlorine Dioxide is the main one since it seems to live up to its NASA bestowed handle of the "Universal Antidote" and is so inexpensive compared to most others (second might be DMSO).
Again, thank you for your great, good work to help us exit the Iatrogenesis Mafia's Morgue.
Dear MWD,
How could you address essential tremors in the hands? DMSO to the exterior brain in some fashion as that's the neural pathway at the root of this? Other suggestions?
Consider using AK and test the concentration of eATP in the effected tissue(by holding that tissue frequency near the organ, the eATP vial, and using homeopathic vials with concentrations from most to least). Then make up homeopathic vials for each remedy/procedure and see which solution works best by using the concentration kit to see if eATP is more dilute to non existent. Use vials for the different stages of CDR. Test to see if the cells normalize. Your writing is tremendous and provokes ideas of testing. Sincerely, Dan Eyink MD
Thanks - I was asked can one use DMSO after a Penile implant - could it damage the cylindar implants in the penis or it is safe and will promote healing and health
Sadly for me, even at only 10%, DMSO severely irritates my skin. And I find no Regenerative Medicine doctors anywhere nearby Holladay TN. I've called QC Kinetix, they are unaffordable for a retired trucker with VA and Medicare.
Can failing kidneys benefit from this?
and tingling of hands?
what about burning
Two questions: (1) what exactly is "neural therapy?" (It's mentioned prominently in the article but, as near as I can tell, never defined. (2) In the brief section on Light Therapies, there's no mention of the Hooga lamps you've advocated earlier. Do you still consider them to be valuable?
1) Injecting a local anesthetic (typically procaine, lidocaine, or buvipicaine) into a targeted region of the body, which is frequently but not always a scar.
2) This is part 2 not part 3.
Hello, can you comment on baseball pitchers and tearing their UCL. I’ve seen some studies that say PRP helps over time, if it’s a low-grade tear, but surgery is the only option for more difficult tears. I’ve also seen things like ginseng and royal jelly as possibilities for regeneration. What is the best course of action? Is there a way to continuously regenerate the ligament so that There are faster options to recovery and this doesn’t have to be the Bane of pitchers? What is the fastest way to have a ligament heal and be stronger than before? Also, can you give suggestions on doctors that actually can regenerate ligament tissue quickly? Thank you!