Thank you Marshall,
Years ago I used WD-40 to ease my arthritis pain, it worked really well,but I
never understood why. Of course in those days DMSO meant nothing to me
either. You have helped solve a mysterious puzzle for me.
zoe
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From: Marshall <mdud...@king-cart.com>
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, 1 November 2012, 10:22
Subject: Re: CS>Toenail Fungus
Thinking out loud here. WD40 is made up of a lubricant oil plus a carrier for
that oil for penetration. The oil itself is pretty thin but still not
sufficient since they add a carrier which is DMSO. Seems DMSO would be the
best choice to me.
Marshall
On 10/31/2012 9:18 PM, mgperrault wrote:
On 10/31/2012 5:55 PM, Melly Bag wrote:
>
>Tea Tree Oil should be good for fungus IF you use a carrier oil. From the
>post i read the best carrier oil to use is Jojoba Oil because it is very thin
>and can get through the nails. I did use it on my very brittle cracked nails
>on my hands and it seems to help, the problem is i kept forgetting to apply
>regularly.
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>>Melly
>Are you sure tee tree isnt itself a carrier oil? Why is jojoba
better exactly? Is clove oil a carrier oil? how about oregano?
Is Emu really the ultimate carrier oil? If carrying is what we
want, why not DMSO? DMSO has a smell that is not
attractive....does this mean the body has an aversion to it? A
drop on my table melted the finish right off. Seems pretty
potent.
>How about peanut and castor oils? (Cayce and others) How do we
know we are saying something truthful, or just repeating something
somebody else said who doesnt know either? Anyway, I read tee
tree is a low viscosity carrier oil that slips between the skin
cells.... This and the DIY LET lists sure have a lot of
posts! Everyone thanks everyone and then thanks them for thanking
them, and then a dont mention it added on before another your so
dear....its difficult to keep up with it.
>
>Your welcome.....
>
>no, please,.....dont mention it.....
>
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