Posted By Jvs1963 (Nederland) on 11/11/2016

My father is 86 years old and was recently diagnosed with Lumbar Stenosis. He is too old to get surgery. And I'm very worried about the advice he got to manage his pain: Tramadol and/or Opiates. He is Diabetic and his GP and the hospital swore Paracetamol was really bad for him. But did advice these, (at least in my eyes), extremely dangerous painkillers. FYI: Tramadol killed my mother. So, I'm anti-Tramadol, having seen many extreme negative side-effect of this pain-medication since my mother passed away 18 years ago. And Opiates? Excuse me, but this is an old man in his late 80's. In my opinion giving such a frail person Opiates is close to killing him a.s.a.p. So, I started to investigate DMSO. And I've learned a lot in the past week since I started to read everything I could get my hands on on the Internet. I found advice about using DMSO together with honey. In order to minimise skin-irritation as much as possible. And, also to minimise the body-odeur.

My father lives in a care-facility and I'd realy like him to get out of his room as much as possible and interact with other residents. And not stay in his room because of the smell. But, as he is Diabetic and DMSO carries everything into the body I'm reluctant about using honey since this is sugar for the fear I'm administrating him the exact poisson he must avoid.

Furthermore my father is taking, (on my advice), several supplement since the past five years: E.g. a good quality multi-vitamines, Magnesium, Taurine, Silicium, Celtic Sea Salt, Coconut Oil and BlockBuster All Clear which also has Serrapeptase included. I've been able to minimise his re-occuring bladder-infections to an absolute zero, was able to clear up his main-artery from plaque, minimised his peaking blood-sugars and I'm able to keep any Bronchitus-complaints at bay so he won't end up in the hospital with pheumonia again.

So, can I paint DMSO with honey on the back of a 86-year old Diabetic man?

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