Craig Chamberlin wrote:
Why not mix it with some saline and inject it between the skin and muscle,
cats (and maybe dogs, don't have them so don't know) will absorb the
stuff fairly quickly.
This is how a dehydrated cat is treated.
So you could get a lot of it into the cat.
Don't know about injecting directly into a lump. I have always felt
that if cancer is contained in a lump and getting smaller, DON"T poke a
hole in it. I lost a mother-in-law, because an itchy surgeon wanted to
remove a cancerous lump in her brain, which was responding to radiation
therapy, but not fast enough for him. He guaranteed her a normal full
life. Yeah, right..can you say metastasized and dead within 6 months.
This was back in 1988.
Exactly why I'd use a mix of EIS/DMSO applied topically.
Dehydrated cats and other animals are treated with subcutaneous
fluids.......meaning Lactated Ringer's, or Normosol. I don't trust
anything else, and would never myself use a homemade solution of any
kind for subQ.
sol
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