The Jacob Lab low odor DMSO has 10% urea. Due to this oral use will never be recommended. BUT lots of people use urea orally in very small quantities. It is used in urine therapy to enhance the effect. There is controversy within the traditional medical field surrounding the use of human urine or urea. Although it is used in brain and kidney surgeries.
The smell may be the urea or a compound that has formed from the DMSO and urea. Urea is converted to ammonia if you allow urine to sit for more than ten minutes. If it smells like ammonia or stale urine this is what is happening when your DMSO shot sits out. There is the Gaylord Chemicals no odor DMSO but it is even more expensive than the Jacob Lab low odor DMSO. ~$180 liter or $100 per 500 ml. I am told by Gaylord's VP or Marketing in Texas that it is only sold to health care workers by their vendors even though it is OTC. I have not tried to find it myself. But if I were needing to use it frequently or orally I would. Their product is also USP so it is safe for injection. Garnet On Sun, 2004-10-17 at 11:48, sol wrote: > I purchased the Jacob Lab 60% DMSO low odor product, and it says > "topical use". I haven't gotten around to calling them to ask if this > means it is not to be used internally. Applied topically, it does not > cause the BO or bad breath for me, but it does have a very nasty > chemical odor of its own that I find bothers me a lot. My husband is > used to the smell of small shot glasses of diluted regular DMSO on the > bathroom vanity, but when I had a little glass of diluted Jacob lab > stuff sitting out, came asked me what the awful smell was. I find it > very unpleasant to use also, as it has glycerin added in addition to the > urea, and it leaves the skin feeling sticky for quite some time after > application, even though I use it diluted to approx 20% with CS. All in > all I am quite disappointed in it for myself, and it was many times > more expensive than regular DMSO. > For me I will probably go back to taking chlorophyll but am out, and > can't find it locally. > If I find out if it is safe or not for internal use, I will post. > sol > -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver List archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] OT Archive: http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
