on 11/5/01 4:48 PM, brooks bradley at liat...@flash.net wrote:
DEAR BROOKS
YOU HAVE HELPED ME IN THE PAST. OUR PEKE DOG HAS A PINCHED NERVE IN HIS
BACK AND CANNOT WALK THE VET SAID TO LET HIM REST FOR AWHILE. THIS OCCURED
ON THANKSGIVING. MY QUESTION IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE I CAN DO TO HELP HIM??
LIKE THE DMSO?? I KNOW YOU ARE NOT A VET, BUT ANYTHING WOULD BE HELPFUL
THANKS
MARY
> We established through direct experimentation (to
> our satisfaction), years ago, the most efficacious approach to a majority of
> gum insults involving almost any bacteria-based insult---included as a
> precursor protocol, some address by H202 or sodium perborate. These agents
> express very powerful subjugation effects on the entire family of
> opportunistic anerobes generally present in the human mouth. Many of our
> volunteers avoided, completely, scheduled "gum-trim" surgery simply by
> following a very simple protocol based upon 3.5% H202.
> Our most pronounced success resulted from a
> combination of H202, followed immediately with a 10 to 15 ppm CS
> swish-and-retain (about 1 tblsp) for 4--5 min......three times daily. In
> these early experiments we did not employ DMSO. Later, we did include
> low-percentage DMSO----with splendid results. Do remember that DMSO is VERY
> bitter....even in low concentrations. Additionally, be advised that our
> volunteers DID NOT swallow the CS X DMSO solutions (although it would not
> have been injurious to have done so).
> I wish to emphasize we DID NOT mix the H202
> solutions with the CS prior to use----but followed the H202 with the CS.
> Interestingly, we achieved superior results from, always, utilizing the H202
> first......then using the CS. Speculation on this result seemed to endorse
> that the advantage sprang from a residual bacteria-subjugating effect from
> the CS. However, we did not invest any effort in an attempt to substantiate
> this possibility. Subjects DID NOT rinse their mouth between application of
> H202 and CS.
> One of the outstanding advantages of this protocol
> is it allows "realtime" evaluation of its effects. The subject is aware---
> in a matter of moments----of both the severity of the bacterial
> insult-----and the degree of response to the H202. This allows for an
> immediate repetition of the H202 protocol.....when indicated.
> I posted information with, essentially, this
> same content.......a couple of years ago.
> Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
> p.s. This protocol proved effective even in cases where the subjects
> refused to brush their teeth regularly-----some not at all.
> --- Original Message -----
> From: "Kehoe" <ke...@ticon.net>
> To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
> Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2001 3:18 PM
> Subject: CS>CS & DMSO
>
>
>> What cautions are there for using CS & DMSO?? I have never used DMSO
> before
>> and I want to make sure I do not do anything stupid. I want to use it for
>> gum disease. Nothing has worked for me so far. I also want to use it for
>> back pain and nerve damage.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> CK
>>
>>
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