These are some emails I had saved. Hope this
helps.
> > We have determined.....some time ago.....it
is not > necessary to utilize a volumetric DMSO
component of 20% to achieve reliable > response.
10% DMSO, by volume, is quite sufficient to
achieve/repeat our > experimental results. 20%
DMSO will sometimes cause an, involuntary, >
undesireable gag reflex in the
volunteer......primarily, because of the >
pronounced bitterness component.....at these
levels. The 20% DMSO volume > did > not manifest
any type of compromise among the volunteer
population.......it > is > just not necessary to
utilize such a high concentration to achieve >
acceptable > results with this nebulizing
system-----in experimental protocols such as we >
prosecuted. > I hope this explanatory note is of
value to potential researchers. > Sincerely,
Brooks > Bradley. > > David Bearrow wrote: > > >
A friend of mine's mother has emphysema so bad
her feet are turning blue > > from lack of oxygen
and they had to cut off one of her toes. She has
> agreed > > to try the Brooks Bradley
oxygen/CS/MSM/DMSO nebulizer experimental > >
protocol. She quit smoking over 5 years ago but
it has left its damage. I > > intend to use the
following mix which I found searching the
archives: " > > Starting with 8 ounces of 10 ppm
CS warmed to approx. 105 degrees F.) > > dissolve
methyl sulphonyl methane (MSM) > > in this
solution to the point of saturation (until no
more will go into > > solution); he next added
20%--by volume--(approximately 2 fluid ounces of
> > DMSO, undiluted) to the parent mixture. The
patient used approximately 3/4 > > of an ounce of
liquid (in the smaller of the aribrush fluid
supply vials). > > every 4 hours."
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> > > We have determined.....some time ago.....it
is not > necessary to utilize a volumetric DMSO
component of 20% to achieve reliable > response.
10% DMSO, by volume, is quite sufficient to
achieve/repeat our > experimental results. 20%
DMSO will sometimes cause an, involuntary, >
undesireable gag reflex in the
volunteer......primarily, because of the >
pronounced bitterness component.....at these
levels. The 20% DMSO volume > did > not manifest
any type of compromise among the volunteer
population.......it > is > just not necessary to
utilize such a high concentration to achieve >
acceptable > results with this nebulizing
system-----in experimental protocols such as we >
prosecuted. > I hope this explanatory note is of
value to potential researchers. > Sincerely,
Brooks > Bradley. > > David Bearrow wrote: > > >
A friend of mine's mother has emphysema so bad
her feet are turning blue > > from lack of oxygen
and they had to cut off one of her toes. She has
> agreed > > to try the Brooks Bradley
oxygen/CS/MSM/DMSO nebulizer experimental > >
protocol. She quit smoking over 5 years ago but
it has left its damage. I > > intend to use the
following mix which I found searching the
archives: " > > Starting with 8 ounces of 10 ppm
CS warmed to approx. 105 degrees F.) > > dissolve
methyl sulphonyl methane (MSM) > > in this
solution to the point of saturation (until no
more will go into > > solution); he next added
20%--by volume--(approximately 2 fluid ounces of
> > DMSO, undiluted) to the parent mixture. The
patient used approximately 3/4 > > of an ounce of
liquid (in the smaller of the aribrush fluid
supply vials). > > every 4 hours."
<http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m37693.html>
>
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