I would think it NOTA GOOD IDEA to mix Castor Oil n DMSO.
It is thought the CO has wonderful healing properties [and it is stressed
that the CO should be cold pressed] and I would bet the farm that dmso
would do a number on those said qualities.
I will say, as one who has been a devotee of CO packs for yars n yars,
that I have done considerable personal experimentation with using heat in
the co pack application and worked with basically 3 techniques:
-heating pad
-prelim warming pack with some sort of low-ish temp convection
heat
-prelim warming with microwave [20 sec on hi, 30 if the pack has
been stored in the fridge]
Tho one could immagine problems with all three, I have found NO
problem with any technique and for myself, have used the microwave
technique for years for convenience n speed.
I will make some more practical suggestions for co packs when
time allows.
davido
On Fri, 07 Nov 2003 12:28:58 -0800 "silversurfer1952 ."
<[email protected]> writes:
>
> Hi Richard, and all
>
> What is the reason behind mixing MSM and DMSO? Just wondering. I
> ordered
> some DMSO which should arrive next week, and will see if it mixes
> with cator
> oil. I'm just wondering if there might be a good reason for not
> using this
> combination. Any thoughts?
>
> Elle
>
> >From: "Richard Harris" <[email protected]>
>
> >
> >Hi Nenah,
> >I would recommend: 4 oz CS (10-20 ppm); in a glass (non Metal) stir
> into
> >the
> >CS as much MSM powder or crystals (adding slowly) as will dissolve;
> if too
> >much MSM added, decant the clear solution and to this 4 oz. add 1
> oz. DMSO
> >(99.9%--a liquid) and apply to clean affected area as often as
> >desired--probably 2 or 3 times a day. As far as adding Castor
> Oil--I've
> >never tried it, but feel that the oil/water mixture might not
> penetrate the
> >skin as well.
> >
> >Not meaning to make light of this, but this formula and all DMSO
> mixtures
> >of
> >which I am aware would penetrate human skin--whether or not your
> dog's
> >stomach area, I can't say. I would try it if I had a pet with such
> a
> >problem--I don't foresee any harm. May I suggest that you try these
>
> >mixtures
> >and share with us as to your success. I certainly wish for 100%
> success for
> >you and your dog.
> >
> >Best regards,
> >Richard Harris, 56 yr FL Pharmacist
> >
>
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