Replied by Art (Tustin, Ca. Usa) on 07/21/2012
Hi Ted, You posted recently about mixing Hyaluronic Acid with DMSO for topical application:
06/19/2012: Ted from Bangkok, Thailand replies: "The problem is most hip replacements may not be necessary if it is not broken. The rule of thumb in Denmark is they will not do a hip replacement until is broken. The other is bone mineral density if it is very low may justify it. But my experience is that a lot of them are unnecessary, if the cause of them is rheumatoid (the cause is myco) and hip degeneration due to vitamin K2 m4 deficiency and can only be found in real butter, and supplements, as well as vitamin D3, 10,000 iu, and magnesium. DMSO mixture is 30 cc of DMSO with 0.25 grams of hyaluronic acid, this may be applied topically where there is pain, preferably with cotton balls.
The Rife frequency to help pain and get rid of the corynebacterium is the acne vulgaris or general acne program. A proper Rife device should have a ray tube, foot plates, and hand electrodes. The proper placement is the ray tube must on the area of the pain on the side of the ray tube. It will kill the the bacterium if done long enough and the pain is gone and the regenerative cells take their place.
The reason why there are so many scams is they don't know the proper treatment, so they instead resort to that to fill in the gap the medical system cannot provide. Ted"
I tried to mix the dmso with the HA in a similar manner as I would mix it with water with shaking followed by letting it sit overnight and then shaking again the next day. What I found upon applying is that the HA did not seem to dissolve in the dmso and instead felt very gritty when I applied it to my skin....... even after several days with shaking every now and again.
My question is, do I need to dissolve the HA in water first and then mix with the dmso or do you have some other method for mixing your dmso/HA topical?
Thank You, Art
