You are right to be cautious when you see warnings like that, at least it indicates that you should perform further research. Either on your own, or trust others that have done it.
There is a yahoo group devoted to DMSO use. The consensus is that veterinary (feed store) DMSO is fine and perfectly safe to use. It is also sold in health food stores. They all carry the same warnings because it's a cover-your-*ss legal thing. The general caution in DMSO use is to dilute it at least 50% as it may temporarily irritate sensitive skin. I buy it by the gallon. I get it from Jeffers, a pet supply on-line. You tell them it's for your dog, horse, etc. Once you research it (Morton Walker http://tinyurl.com/ctwa8m ) you'll use it as it's a wonderdrug like aspirin. Chuck Did you hear that they have raised the minimum drinking age in Tennessee to 32? It seems they want to keep alcohol out of the high schools! On 4/6/2009 9:58:33 AM, Pat Lawrie ([email protected]) wrote: > I just bought some MSM at a tack store intended for MY use. It says on the > label there are no fillers. Then when I got home and read further it says, > quote: > WARNING: > For animal use only. > Keep out of reach of other animals and children. In case of accidental > overdose, contact a health professional immediately. > This product should not be given to animals intended for human consumption. > > > So with THAT warning I never took it. What the heck else could be in it so > harmful? > > Pat
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