lugols, dmso, and powdered sulfur question

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I am currently applying Lugol's after DMSO followed by either castor oil or aloe plant and a bandage to skin mets. I have gone to every few days because my skin has gotten really irritated.I found a bag of sulfur powder in my gardening supplies and remembered reading somewhere that MSM is a version of sulfur or very similar to it and that MSM is just a little chemically different than liquid DMSO. Sulfur is good for skin health.I was wondering if it would be okay to mix some of the powdered sulfur with my Lugol's and apply it after applying the DMSO to my skin mets. Would it potentially help or hurt me to do that?Joy from Tallahassee

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DMSO can carry contaminants into the skin, too, & gardening products are not necessarily pure enough to go in your bloodstream. I wouldn't. If you are going to use DMSO, you want the area to be VERY clean, & the products you are using to be pharmaceutical grade.AnneOn Aug 10, 2011, at 2:24 PM, rainbowjoye wrote:

I am currently applying Lugol's after DMSO followed by either castor oil or aloe plant and a bandage to skin mets. I have gone to every few days because my skin has gotten really irritated.I found a bag of sulfur powder in my gardening supplies and remembered reading somewhere that MSM is a version of sulfur or very similar to it and that MSM is just a little chemically different than liquid DMSO. Sulfur is good for skin health.I was wondering if it would be okay to mix some of the powdered sulfur with my Lugol's and apply it after applying the DMSO to my skin mets. Would it potentially help or hurt me to do that?Joy from Tallahassee

FLJesus said,"A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this all men will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another." 13:34-35 What Good Are You Denying Yourself?

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People who use Lugol's on the skin are mixing the Lugol's into the oil

before placing it on the skin. I don't know about using DMSO, but the

point of the oil is to mitigate the irritation the iodine can cause

topically. If you put the iodine on and then the oil, that mitigation

isn't as effective. Our member has done a lot of experimentation

with topical application.

Don't use garden sulphur on your own skin, please. It's just not

safe. You can buy MSM from pet supply stores really inexpensively. If you

get the stuff made for horses it's quite safe for human consumption:

http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_product_group.html?cguid=5bf197b8-5a34-44bb-a5ba-4fa\

e8830316c

Wishing you well.

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>I am currently applying Lugol's after DMSO followed by either castor oil

>or aloe plant and a bandage to skin mets. I have gone to every few days

>because my skin has gotten really irritated.

>

>I found a bag of sulfur powder in my gardening supplies and remembered

>reading somewhere that MSM is a version of sulfur or very similar to it

>and that MSM is just a little chemically different than liquid

>DMSO. Sulfur is good for skin health.

>

>I was wondering if it would be okay to mix some of the powdered sulfur

>with my Lugol's and apply it after applying the DMSO to my skin mets.

>

>Would it potentially help or hurt me to do that?

>

>Joy from Tallahassee FL

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

~~~ Why do men fight for their servitude as stubbornly as though it were

their salvation? ~~~~

--Gilles Deleuze

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I have a book about MSM. DMSO is dimethyl sulfoxide. It says that DMSO is used

for a number of health problems but some people won't use it because it smells

bad. MSM is methyl-sulfonyl-methane and gives similar benefits without the smell

- so they are both forms of sulfur.

Another form of sulfur used on your skin, or as a bath soak, or internally, is

Epsom Salts which is magnesium sulfate. It is named after the first place they

found it in Epsom, England. Epsom salts is also used in the garden as a plant

fertilizer for tomatoes, grass etc. as well as been a common bath and foot soak.

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> > I am currently applying Lugol's after DMSO followed by either castor oil or

aloe plant and a bandage to skin mets. I have gone to every few days because my

skin has gotten really irritated.

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> > I found a bag of sulfur powder in my gardening supplies and remembered

reading somewhere that MSM is a version of sulfur or very similar to it and that

MSM is just a little chemically different than liquid DMSO. Sulfur is good for

skin health.

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> > I was wondering if it would be okay to mix some of the powdered sulfur with

my Lugol's and apply it after applying the DMSO to my skin mets.

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> > Would it potentially help or hurt me to do that?

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> > Joy from Tallahassee FL

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> > Jesus said, " A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you,

so you must love one another. By this all men will know that you are my

disciples, if you love one another. "

> > 13:34-35

> > What Good Are You Denying Yourself?

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Another site where I got mine is msm-msm.com. This was the brand recommended to me by another group I had joined.From: B <vbaker@...>iodine Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2011 5:52 AMSubject: Re: lugols, dmso, and powdered sulfur question

People who use Lugol's on the skin are mixing the Lugol's into the oil

before placing it on the skin. I don't know about using DMSO, but the

point of the oil is to mitigate the irritation the iodine can cause

topically. If you put the iodine on and then the oil, that mitigation

isn't as effective. Our member has done a lot of experimentation

with topical application.

Don't use garden sulphur on your own skin, please. It's just not

safe. You can buy MSM from pet supply stores really inexpensively. If you

get the stuff made for horses it's quite safe for human consumption:

http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_product_group.html?cguid=5bf197b8-5a34-44bb-a5ba-4fae8830316c

Wishing you well.

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>I am currently applying Lugol's after DMSO followed by either castor oil

>or aloe plant and a bandage to skin mets. I have gone to every few days

>because my skin has gotten really irritated.

>

>I found a bag of sulfur powder in my gardening supplies and remembered

>reading somewhere that MSM is a version of sulfur or very similar to it

>and that MSM is just a little chemically different than liquid

>DMSO. Sulfur is good for skin health.

>

>I was wondering if it would be okay to mix some of the powdered sulfur

>with my Lugol's and apply it after applying the DMSO to my skin mets.

>

>Would it potentially help or hurt me to do that?

>

>Joy from Tallahassee FL

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

~~~ Why do men fight for their servitude as stubbornly as though it were

their salvation? ~~~~

--Gilles Deleuze

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What does MSM do for you? How much should you take? joyce

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> > > I am currently applying Lugol's after DMSO followed by either castor oil

or aloe plant and a bandage to skin mets. I have gone to every few days because

my skin has gotten really irritated.

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> > > I found a bag of sulfur powder in my gardening supplies and remembered

reading somewhere that MSM is a version of sulfur or very similar to it and that

MSM is just a little chemically different than liquid DMSO. Sulfur is good for

skin health.

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> > > I was wondering if it would be okay to mix some of the powdered sulfur

with my Lugol's and apply it after applying the DMSO to my skin mets.

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> > > Would it potentially help or hurt me to do that?

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> > > Joy from Tallahassee FL

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> > > Jesus said, " A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved

you, so you must love one another. By this all men will know that you are my

disciples, if you love one another. "

> > > 13:34-35

> > > What Good Are You Denying Yourself?

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Google MSM. There is much info about MSM on the internet. Best, Kathleen

Re: lugols, dmso, and powdered sulfur question

What does MSM do for you? How much should you take? joyce> > > > > > > > > > > I am currently applying Lugol's after DMSO followed by either castor oil or aloe plant and a bandage to skin mets. I have gone to every few days because my skin has gotten really irritated.> > > > > > I found a bag of sulfur powder in my gardening supplies and remembered reading somewhere that MSM is a version of sulfur or very similar to it and that MSM is just a little chemically different than liquid DMSO. Sulfur is good for skin health.> > > > > > I was wondering if it would be okay to mix some of the powdered sulfur with my Lugol's and apply it after applying the DMSO to my skin mets. > > > > > > Would it potentially help or hurt me to do that?> > > > > > Joy from Tallahassee FL> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Jesus said,"A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this all men will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another."> > > 13:34-35 > > > What Good Are You Denying Yourself?> > > > > >> >>