Will DMSO penetrate encysted pathogens?

[Guest guest]

The question particularly applies to Lyme disease. Our youngest daughter

seems to be winning again against Lyme with Iodine and MSM, which of course

is just a further processing of DMSO (MSM is actually DMSO2).

It is generally well known now that Lyme is so tough to beat because you can

kill off the active disease but some of the bacteria will encyst and survive

the onslaught of any protocol by doing so, then it comes back on you after

you think you've beaten it. My thought is that DMSO should penetrate the

shell of an encysted bacterium. If one is loaded up with enough iodine, then

the DMSO should carry it into the cyst and kill it.

That's what I THINK; Does anyone KNOW?

DaddyBob

[Guest guest]

I don't know but I agree with you my impression is that it

will. However

a larger concern would be that the encysted form of the

bacteria is in a

dormant state and *may not be subject to

the actions of the iodine until it becomes active. If the

iodine is still present in sufficient concentration then it

might have the

lethal action on the bacteria then. That's a lot of " ifs " .

Garnet

ransley@... wrote:

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> The question particularly applies to Lyme disease. Our youngest daughter

> seems to be winning again against Lyme with Iodine and MSM, which of course

> is just a further processing of DMSO (MSM is actually DMSO2).

>

> It is generally well known now that Lyme is so tough to beat because you can

> kill off the active disease but some of the bacteria will encyst and survive

> the onslaught of any protocol by doing so, then it comes back on you after

> you think you've beaten it. My thought is that DMSO should penetrate the

> shell of an encysted bacterium. If one is loaded up with enough iodine, then

> the DMSO should carry it into the cyst and kill it.

>

> That's what I THINK; Does anyone KNOW?

>

> DaddyBob

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[Guest guest]

Any thoughts about DMSO and MMS as a combination for encysted pathogens?

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> The question particularly applies to Lyme disease. Our youngest daughter

> seems to be winning again against Lyme with Iodine and MSM, which of course

> is just a further processing of DMSO (MSM is actually DMSO2).

>

> It is generally well known now that Lyme is so tough to beat because you can

> kill off the active disease but some of the bacteria will encyst and survive

> the onslaught of any protocol by doing so, then it comes back on you after

> you think you've beaten it. My thought is that DMSO should penetrate the

> shell of an encysted bacterium. If one is loaded up with enough iodine, then

> the DMSO should carry it into the cyst and kill it.

>

> That's what I THINK; Does anyone KNOW?

>

> DaddyBob

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[Guest guest]

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>imho, taking strong enzymes like wobenzyme will dissolve away the " crust "

of the encrusted pathogens<

This is good. Hadn't thought of that at all and just bought 5 bottles of the

new Braggzyme. I guess the daughter needs to be on that too. Thanks! DB