I first heard about DMSO about 15 years ago, around the same time I began my studies into Chlorine Dioxide. I was working at a local health food store, and one of my colleagues was very well versed on alternative, “suppressed” therapeutics. He showed me that Chlorine Dioxide (Cl02) can be used topically when mixed with DMSO acting as a carrier to draw the Cl02 into the body.
I went down to local feed store and picked up a bottle of DMSO, specifically wanting to use it with Cl02 and unknowing of all the potentials of DMSO itself. This bottle was originally made for horses, but there is a carryover between some supplements made for humans and animals. Granted, I’m not sure if the processing on this DMSO was the most pure, and being packaged in plastic and made for horses it may have had some contaminants in it – these days there are much more pure DMSO products available specifically for human use, and packaged more securely in glass containers.
I had used this DMSO a few times, but eventually it wound up in the back of my supplement cabinet for years. It may even still be back there somewhere. I had mostly forgotten about DMSO until the last 6 months when a resurgence of interest took place on social media. Alternative doctors like the Midwestern Doctor and health-focused influencers like Vigilant Fox have written articles on it, and I’ve been asked by quite a few of my own followers if I’m familiar with DMSO or where they can find a good source – so I’ve gone back down the DMSO rabbit hole, and have learned some new things along the way.
Hellbound and Down 