Jax (London, Uk) on 05/12/2016
I was initially diagnosed with emphysema in view of an X-ray, normal FEV readings made it temporarily inconclusive while I wait for further tests.
I've had a persistent cough for almost 5 months, sputum stopped only recently, but I can still feel inflammation in my lungs and I cough every day.
I wonder if someone had success treating a similar condition nebulising DMSO, perhaps combined with something else (colloidal silver?)
And if so, in what amounts? Also I have an Omron MicroAir NE-U22 and I'm wondering if the solution plastic container will be able to handle the DMSO.
Replied by Jack from OK on 07/11/2025
Would you give a specific drops of DMSO and distilled water for nebulizer?
Jack
Replied by Phil from Arizona on 07/12/2025
I have the same question as Jack. How many drops of DMSO And distilled water. I am a beginner with DMSO. And looking for some relief. Thanks
Replied by Scott from Turkey on 07/13/2025
The million dollar question? What's the ratio?
Replied by neco from Austria on 07/14/2025
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-remarkable-history-and-safety/comment/132297522
"I was also told I had emphysema in the upper part of my lungs. I had two strokes due to a blocked left carotid artery. I bought DMSO to work on my scar, and the scar shrank pretty quickly. I also rub it on my chest. Then I bought a nebulizer and added 70/30 DMSO. I did the treatment every day for a week, and now twice a week for maintenance. This is how I cured my COPD."
Start with 90ml of water/10ml of DMSO and increase slowly. Try what works for you... Get well soon.
Replied by Derek from NSW Australia on 07/26/2025
Can anyone advise me of a DMSO compatible Nebuliser mask set?
I currently use a DJMed mask set which is list on Amazon as being made from Polycarbonate (PC) and Polypropylene (PP).
I have read that the compatibility of DMSO with various materials is as listed below:
• Compatible: LDPE, HDPE, polypropylene, PPCO (polypropylene copolymer), polymethylpentene, nylon, teflon FEP
• Moderately compatible: polystyrene, ECTFE/ETFE
• Incompatible: polysulfone, flexible and rigid PVC tubing, polycarbonate
As Polycarbonate is listed as incompatible I am searching for a DMSO compatible mask set. Various web searches have so far been unsuccessful, with materials not listed for many mask sets.
Replied by Lillian from Florida on 09/08/2025
I am a beginner also but I did read that glass is also good. hopefully more people with experience can answer this question. Also
Replied by Mick from Indip on 09/14/2025
What are specific drops of DMSO to 400 ml saline? Thanks
Replied by Jon from 43 mi north of Florida on 10/22/2025
I started using DMSO to treat asbestosis & COPD a bit over a month ago. I've had very good results from 4 tsp saline to 3 tsp DMSO, + pure glutathione, about half the size of a pea on the tip of a knife.
I nebulize 1 tsp of the mix each night & my breathing is much improved.
I mix & store it in a reused glass spice bottle.
I nebulize it with a "VixOne 1-Pack Westmed #0210 VixOne Nebulizer" cup. It's made of "medical grade silicone and polypropylene" so it is 'compatible' with DMSO.
I bought 3 for $17 on amazon.
Hopefully helpful.
PS. I'm still looking for more info on nebulizing DMSO.
