Peter (Chicago) on 08/11/2022
Maryanne (New York) on 08/10/2022
Sheila (Maryland) on 08/10/2022
Unexpected results are my eyestrain has gone, along with the 3 floaters in my right eye, my hair and nails are growing like a weed, and my skin is softer and smoother. I am 64 years old.
You cannot overdose on DMSO, so start off with a low concentration, use as often as you want, and nebulize as needed.
I use low odor pharmaceutical grade DMSO by the gallon(I Share), and I buy it from Amazon.
Check out the DMSO store for other possible mixtures of DMSO.
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karen (indiana) on 08/10/2022
Rachel (Delaware ) on 08/10/2022
Anyone reading up on Sjorgren's might want to consider the AIP diet - especially if their symptoms are overwhelming. If you're not ready for that much change, I was surprised not to see (and I could have missed it) the old wives' tale of giving up Nightshades. (Potato, tomato, peppers, eggplant). I was diagnosed with Sjorgrens after I had whooping cough in 2016. I sort of ignored it because the treatments were annoying and the symptoms were manageable. But by November 2018 I realised I was in fact overwhelmed with symptoms and that something had to change. I followed the AIP diet and started taking supplements - probiotics, fish oil - just everything. I got my hair tested and found that I had a chronic shortage of molydenum and started taking supplements. I got as much sugar out of my life that I could. I learned to meditate. I gave up alcohol for six months and then only went back to an occasional glass of wine.
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WIlma (Medford MA) on 08/10/2022
Jimi (Ghana) on 08/10/2022
Juan (Philippines ) on 08/10/2022
Usman N (Columbia MD) on 08/10/2022
Magnolia16 (VA) on 08/10/2022
Zark (Emerald City) on 08/09/2022
The No Starch Diet is comparable to Paleo, but a bit stricter:
- No grains
- No dairy
- No legumes, potatoes, yams as all are starchy
- Yes: meat, fish
- Yes: walnuts, hazelnuts, pecans, brazil nuts ..
- Yes: carrots, cauliflower, cucumber, lettuce, tomato
- Yes: most fruit .. except no to banana and stone fruits
After eating Natto (Japanese cultured soy beans) I was able to resume eating starchy foods without the asthma recurring (except curiously have to avoid peanuts, and not too much cheese). Only in extreme conditions did the asthma return eg a cold causing me to cough a lot and then maybe some asthma until the cold abated.
Henry (Toronto) on 08/09/2022
Jewels (Fullerton, CA) on 08/09/2022
Empiricalevidencerules (Usa) on 08/09/2022
Also tried spirolactone for1 year no help. No acne topical, no oral or topical antibiotics worked, gluten free 1 year no worked. Dermatologist two visits in 5 years only shame you. So I have used oral niacin 2x 500mg per day and it has prevented cysts. it did not help healing the existing one sore I had but did prevent new ones.
As a scientist, I am trying to figure out how niacin works for my skin. I am in great health otherwise_ athletic and real food. Are the sores a result of pellagra? Any thoughts?
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BJ (USA) on 08/08/2022
Michael (New Zealand) on 08/09/2022
Just check out the Wikipedia entry for "Gunpowder Tea".
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Dee (Florida) on 08/08/2022
Art (California) on 08/08/2022
Going on the assumption that you have sciatica.
A good quality soft ice pack applied to the lower spine down to the top of your crack will quickly lower the inflammation level which will then allow you to do the multitude of stretches seen on YouTube for sciatica. Repeated ice pack applications will be additive. Here is a link to an assortment of soft ice packs :
Here is a link to an assortment of stretches for sciatica. Just scroll through this list until you find one that interests you :
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sciatica+stretches
Magnesium oil spray (mag oil) applied to the area of pain will also be additive pain relief and use this same spray applied over the the entire stomach area to improve constipation. It easily passes through the skin and gets to the intestinal tract to help decrease constipation issues.
Here is a link to a typical mag oil spray :
Good luck and come back and let us know how this works out for you.
Mama to Many (TN) on 08/08/2022
My first thought is to get some magnesium. It may help the pain and it should help the constipation. Natural Calm is my favorite magnesium supplement.
Have you tried a chiropractor or physical therapist? Working on your posture and exercises to stretch tight muscles can make a big difference.
I too have found that squishy furniture aggravates my sciatica. So does a bad bed.
Sitting cross legged on the floor for 10 minutes a day helps me.
Hopewell Oils sells a combination for sciatic that has cistus and peppermint in it. It has been helpful to me in the past.
Stopain is an over the counter roll on with a lot of menthol that I love for any type of pain in the back.
Unfortunately, sugar aggravates most pain in me.
Keep reading on this site; there are so many remedies that people have found to work for them!
~Mama to Many~
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Amanda (MA) on 08/08/2022
