Orilla, when you freeze/clean your DMSO, if you have distilled water or
colloidal silver, wash the ice cube that's left. Or rinse the bottle
and pour out the rinse.
I generally put the dmso in a pour container because I can't always get
the liquid, when there is some, to come out of the bottle if I just put
the bottle in the fridge. It's easy to pour off and then I rinse the
ice block with CS or distilled water and I rinse out the empty bottle
before I pour the DMSO back in.
DMSO freezes around 65ºF so refrigerating will freeze it. Mine takes
about 3 hours to freeze usually, and often takes longer to thaw on the
counter. Prolly has something to do with purity.
I started rinsing because the non frozen liquid was so abominably strong...
I think it helps. By the way, I got as much "extra" out of the 8 oz
99.9% pure brown glass bottle I bought at the health food store for an
arm and a leg as the $5.95 quart from Rural King.
As I understand it, there is some you can buy that supposedly has no odor.
Someone on the DMSO list, Vince, I think, said that he read a protocol
where one works up to 5 dropperfuls a day, adding 1 dropper whenever you
and others can no longer smell it. He hypothesized that it could be
that the DMSO stinks when it's cleaning/dissolving something in the
body. I haven't tried this yet but intend to. I feel sooooo good when
I take it internally it'd be lovely to find a way to help folks use it
who are less tolerant of the process.
FWIW
Saralou
jr orrilia wrote:
Hi Dianne. Yesterday, I put the DMSO in the fridge for about 8
hours. I then took it out and poured out the water. About 1/4 of the
entire container came out. It made a big difference in just smelling
out of the bottle before and after. I will now be doing this with my
entire gallon. Whoever gave us this info, thanks. Orrilia
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