DMSO And My German Shepherd?

[Guest guest]

Good post, Kirsty. Had not heard that about sea salt. We use for our

food, but not for our dog. That is going to change.

>

> Re:< have spent many days crying at the thought that I might have to

> put my best friend to sleep due to Arthritis. I just want to do the

> best for him.>

>

> Hi Uly, I don't want to give any false hope, because I have no

> personal experience at all in what you and your Chief are going thru,

> but have a look at this website and see if you think it is something

> worth trying:

> http://www.watercure2.org/pet_testimonials.htm#archives

> There are a number of good reports...

>

> regards

> Kirsty

>

>

[Guest guest]

Perhaps my experience with my brother's dogs will help you. Well, dogs

and people.

The nutshell is, they give Max a couple of Tablespoons of DMSO in an egg

every other day. If they let it go 3-4 days, he can barely move. When

it's every other day, he's playful and active.

Max is an alaskan sled dog according to the vet. He was dumped at their

house and eventually became part of the family. He used to run at least

30mph but he slowed down when his left (or was it right) front leg got

injured when he got too close to a car. The vet wanted to amputate but

there didn't seem to be a good reason and hope sprang eternal. (DMSO

didn't restore the leg). For 4 years, with a gimpy leg, he still runs

faster on 3 legs than the lab that's 8 years younger..and he's oh soooo

pitiful with that paw on your lap. Very engaging dog, a little wild.

Only since he's old does he come inside volunarily.

We figure Max's problem is either some kind of infection or poison

that's not out of his system yet (he eats stuff we don't know anything

about) or just arthritis. Doesn't seem to have a hip problem.

I started mixing Urea with DMSO per Herschler, J. et al to

mitigate odor for my personal use (it works). Gave some of the Urea to

my brother to use in Max's DMSO but they haven't gotten there yet so the

garage stinks terribly on dose days. The dog is so active by the 2nd

day the garage doesn't stink as much and if they let him go a 3rd day,

it doesn't stink at all but the dog can barely get up and seems to be on

his last leg.

Per Herschler, J. et al Honey also mitigates DMSO odor but that

has not been their experience with the dog. It may be that they need to

mix the honey and dmso before they add the egg and cream to his tonic.

Mixing all 4 ingredients at once doesn't do anything to decrease the smell.

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7790928.html Honey

http://www.painease.com/files/10819413.pdf Urea

http://www.dmsorollon.com/uspatent1.html

Saralou - No medical advice here. Just exercising what's left of my

1st amendment rights as per 4:17.

>

> HI guys,

> I'm new and just joined up DMSO yahoo group today. I have a 13 and a

> Halve year old German Shepherd called Chief. The vet told me he has

> Hip dysplasia and severe Arthritis in his back hips.

>

> As the months wore on I could tell he was getting worse so I have had

> him on various natural products and changed his diet. I also had him

> on Rimadyl for his pain. On Friday he would barely walk and couldn't

> lay down properly. He looked like he was in pain and I thought it was

> the day when I had to put him to sleep. I had been doing a lot of

> reading lately on DMSO but was too scared to try it because of the

> contradictory info I had read on it. I decided to try it because there

> was nothing else to do but put him to sleep.

>

> I stopped the rimadyl and up his dose of msm to 2 teaspoons 3 times a

> day. I brought a bottle of DMSO from a local Produce / Horse feed

> supplement store. It is 99.9% pure DMSO in a plastic bottle. I then

> shaved my Dogs fur around his Hip Joint, top of his back near his

> spine and down to his ankle. It is not shaved to the skin but cropped

> like a number 1 hair cut.

>

> I have been applying DMSO with some de-mineralised water in a Glass

> bowl 3 times a day. I have been using those pink washing up gloves and

> applying the DMSO with a 100% Cotton Pad. I have been applying it all

> over his hip joints, lower back at the spine and down to his ankles.

> As I am not 100% sure where all his pain is.

>

> Chief is also on MSM 2 teaspoons 3 times a day ( gradually built up

> over 3 months), NZ Green Lipped Muscle 2 tabs twice a day,

> Blackstrapped molasses 1 Table spoon twice a day. 1000mg of vit c

> Twice a day, Ester c 1000mg Twice a day. Also a little Colloidal

> Silver and a teaspoon of Apple cider vinegar in his dinner at night.

>

> Since Friday when He couldn't walk or even want to walk. His

> personality has come back, he seems happy, he plays a bit laying down

> on the floor, he is starting to walk around a bit more and last night

> I heard him get up twice by himself to get water from his bowl (I have

> had to bring him water, food and lift him up before Friday). He even

> got up by himself today to beg when he heard I was getting some food

> from the kitchen. He also stood up for awhile when he ate his

> breakfast this morning.

>

> SO am I doing anything Wrong? Am I Doing the DMSO treatment right? I

> have read so much negative and positive stuff on DMSO that I don't

> know what to believe?

>

> I am planning to buy 70/30 DMSO from the Net If the DMSO starts to

> work and I would also like to try The DMSO gel with Aloe Vera on Chief.

>

> Will I have to keep shaving my dogs Fur to apply the DMSO Or DMSO

> Gel...He has such beautiful fur I would like him to grow it back in

> the future.

>

> Anyone else had success with DMSO and Dogs?

>

> I have spent many days crying at the thought that I might have to put

> my best friend to sleep due to Arthritis. I just want to do the best

> for him.

>

> Cheers

>

> Uly

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Uly,

First of all, did the vet take xrays to make that diagnosis? Or did he just

assume because of the symptoms?

My beloved German Shepherd, named Boss, was assumed to have hip dysplasia common

to the breed. So I did all the different protocols for arthritis which did

nothing to help. He was on a steady decline. I finally insisted on xrays and his

hips were perfectly clear.

Vet said must be an injury to the spine that was not showing on the xray. After

much internet searching, I came up with the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis

which fit perfectly his declining pattern. I found this too late. He died only a

week before his 9th birthday. He died way too young. The article said that dogs

are often misdiagnosed with dysplasia that have this MS.

Since your dog is 13 1/2 , it is more likely to be the dysplasia, but I would

want xray confirmation.

If it's truly dysplasia, then I would look into the Bradley arthritis

protocol using CMO, glucosamine, chondroitin, and MSM (google it), as well as

continue the DMSO.

Good luck to you and your buddy.

Pat

________________________________

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Sun, February 6, 2011 2:13:30 AM

Subject: DMSO And My German Shepherd?

 

HI guys,

I'm new and just joined up DMSO yahoo group today. I have a 13 and a Halve year

old German Shepherd called Chief. The vet told me he has Hip dysplasia and

severe Arthritis in his back hips.

As the months wore on I could tell he was getting worse so I have had him on

various natural products and changed his diet. I also had him on Rimadyl for his

pain. On Friday he would barely walk and couldn't lay down properly. He looked

like he was in pain and I thought it was the day when I had to put him to sleep.

I had been doing a lot of reading lately on DMSO but was too scared to try it

because of the contradictory info I had read on it. I decided to try it because

there was nothing else to do but put him to sleep.

I stopped the rimadyl and up his dose of msm to 2 teaspoons 3 times a day. I

brought a bottle of DMSO from a local Produce / Horse feed supplement store. It

is 99.9% pure DMSO in a plastic bottle. I then shaved my Dogs fur around his Hip

Joint, top of his back near his spine and down to his ankle. It is not shaved to

the skin but cropped like a number 1 hair cut.

I have been applying DMSO with some de-mineralised water in a Glass bowl 3 times

a day. I have been using those pink washing up gloves and applying the DMSO with

a 100% Cotton Pad. I have been applying it all over his hip joints, lower back

at the spine and down to his ankles. As I am not 100% sure where all his pain

is.

Chief is also on MSM 2 teaspoons 3 times a day ( gradually built up over 3

months), NZ Green Lipped Muscle 2 tabs twice a day, Blackstrapped molasses 1

Table spoon twice a day. 1000mg of vit c Twice a day, Ester c 1000mg Twice a

day. Also a little Colloidal Silver and a teaspoon of Apple cider vinegar in his

dinner at night.

Since Friday when He couldn't walk or even want to walk. His personality has

come back, he seems happy, he plays a bit laying down on the floor, he is

starting to walk around a bit more and last night I heard him get up twice by

himself to get water from his bowl (I have had to bring him water, food and lift

him up before Friday). He even got up by himself today to beg when he heard I

was getting some food from the kitchen. He also stood up for awhile when he ate

his breakfast this morning.

SO am I doing anything Wrong? Am I Doing the DMSO treatment right? I have read

so much negative and positive stuff on DMSO that I don't know what to believe?

I am planning to buy 70/30 DMSO from the Net If the DMSO starts to work and I

would also like to try The DMSO gel with Aloe Vera on Chief.

Will I have to keep shaving my dogs Fur to apply the DMSO Or DMSO Gel...He has

such beautiful fur I would like him to grow it back in the future.

Anyone else had success with DMSO and Dogs?

I have spent many days crying at the thought that I might have to put my best

friend to sleep due to Arthritis. I just want to do the best for him.

Cheers

Uly

[Guest guest]

Another modality to consider is Electro-Acuscope & Myopulse therapy. The

acuscope is a FDA approved class II microcurrent with input/output and is

calibrated to the bodies own electrical current. (Not to be confused with a

TENS unit which has one current and no input/output.)

The acuscope can find blocks in the electrical circuitry of the body and then

also treat the area to restore function. It constantly monitors cellular

feedback and is designed to stop providing current when the needs have been met.

The patient does not feel anything during treatment though I have seen animals

sigh, stretch, yawn and generally show many signs of relaxation while receiving

treatments.

If an Acuscope practitioner cannot be found in your area perhaps consider

acupuncture.

Also, you can use your current DMSO to create a 70/30 ratio ... I think the

directions for that is in the files on this forum.

>

> HI guys,

> I'm new and just joined up DMSO yahoo group today. I have a 13 and a

Halve year old German Shepherd called Chief. The vet told me he has Hip

dysplasia and severe Arthritis in his back hips.

>

> As the months wore on I could tell he was getting worse so I have had him on

various natural products and changed his diet. I also had him on Rimadyl for his

pain. On Friday he would barely walk and couldn't lay down properly. He looked

like he was in pain and I thought it was the day when I had to put him to sleep.

I had been doing a lot of reading lately on DMSO but was too scared to try it

because of the contradictory info I had read on it. I decided to try it because

there was nothing else to do but put him to sleep.

>

> I stopped the rimadyl and up his dose of msm to 2 teaspoons 3 times a day. I

brought a bottle of DMSO from a local Produce / Horse feed supplement store. It

is 99.9% pure DMSO in a plastic bottle. I then shaved my Dogs fur around his Hip

Joint, top of his back near his spine and down to his ankle. It is not shaved to

the skin but cropped like a number 1 hair cut.

>

> I have been applying DMSO with some de-mineralised water in a Glass bowl 3

times a day. I have been using those pink washing up gloves and applying the

DMSO with a 100% Cotton Pad. I have been applying it all over his hip joints,

lower back at the spine and down to his ankles. As I am not 100% sure where all

his pain is.

>

> Chief is also on MSM 2 teaspoons 3 times a day ( gradually built up over 3

months), NZ Green Lipped Muscle 2 tabs twice a day, Blackstrapped molasses 1

Table spoon twice a day. 1000mg of vit c Twice a day, Ester c 1000mg Twice a

day. Also a little Colloidal Silver and a teaspoon of Apple cider vinegar in his

dinner at night.

>

> Since Friday when He couldn't walk or even want to walk. His personality has

come back, he seems happy, he plays a bit laying down on the floor, he is

starting to walk around a bit more and last night I heard him get up twice by

himself to get water from his bowl (I have had to bring him water, food and lift

him up before Friday). He even got up by himself today to beg when he heard I

was getting some food from the kitchen. He also stood up for awhile when he ate

his breakfast this morning.

>

> SO am I doing anything Wrong? Am I Doing the DMSO treatment right? I have read

so much negative and positive stuff on DMSO that I don't know what to believe?

>

> I am planning to buy 70/30 DMSO from the Net If the DMSO starts to work and I

would also like to try The DMSO gel with Aloe Vera on Chief.

>

> Will I have to keep shaving my dogs Fur to apply the DMSO Or DMSO Gel...He has

such beautiful fur I would like him to grow it back in the future.

>

> Anyone else had success with DMSO and Dogs?

>

> I have spent many days crying at the thought that I might have to put my best

friend to sleep due to Arthritis. I just want to do the best for him.

>

> Cheers

>

> Uly

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Uly,

It sounds like you're doing brilliantly fror your dog. He's lucky to

have you on his side.

I got some great help from pawhealer.com when my Maltese was seriously

ill and suffering from a collapsing trachea. They are based in Chinese

medicine/accupunture, and they turned my dog's life around, saved me a

fortune in expensive and not that promising surgery for trachea. Just

a thought.

Also, your mentio of Reiki in you posting name suggests you do it? I

hope you're giving your dog lots of it. Animals know exactly where

they need it and benefit greatly by it. It will help whatever else

you're doing work more effectively.

Be well, and keep us posted.

Léna

HI guys,

I'm new and just joined up DMSO yahoo group today. I have a 13 and a

Halve year old German Shepherd called Chief. The vet told me he has

Hip dysplasia and severe Arthritis in his back hips.

As the months wore on I could tell he was getting worse so I have had

him on various natural products and changed his diet. I also had him

on Rimadyl for his pain. On Friday he would barely walk and couldn't

lay down properly. He looked like he was in pain and I thought it was

the day when I had to put him to sleep. I had been doing a lot of

reading lately on DMSO but was too scared to try it because of the

contradictory info I had read on it. I decided to try it because there

was nothing else to do but put him to sleep.

I stopped the rimadyl and up his dose of msm to 2 teaspoons 3 times a

day. I brought a bottle of DMSO from a local Produce / Horse feed

supplement store. It is 99.9% pure DMSO in a plastic bottle. I then

shaved my Dogs fur around his Hip Joint, top of his back near his

spine and down to his ankle. It is not shaved to the skin but cropped

like a number 1 hair cut.

I have been applying DMSO with some de-mineralised water in a Glass

bowl 3 times a day. I have been using those pink washing up gloves and

applying the DMSO with a 100% Cotton Pad. I have been applying it all

over his hip joints, lower back at the spine and down to his ankles.

As I am not 100% sure where all his pain is.

Chief is also on MSM 2 teaspoons 3 times a day ( gradually built up

over 3 months), NZ Green Lipped Muscle 2 tabs twice a day,

Blackstrapped molasses 1 Table spoon twice a day. 1000mg of vit c

Twice a day, Ester c 1000mg Twice a day. Also a little Colloidal

Silver and a teaspoon of Apple cider vinegar in his dinner at night.

Since Friday when He couldn't walk or even want to walk. His

personality has come back, he seems happy, he plays a bit laying down

on the floor, he is starting to walk around a bit more and last night

I heard him get up twice by himself to get water from his bowl (I have

had to bring him water, food and lift him up before Friday). He even

got up by himself today to beg when he heard I was getting some food

from the kitchen. He also stood up for awhile when he ate his

breakfast this morning.

SO am I doing anything Wrong? Am I Doing the DMSO treatment right? I

have read so much negative and positive stuff on DMSO that I don't

know what to believe?

I am planning to buy 70/30 DMSO from the Net If the DMSO starts to

work and I would also like to try The DMSO gel with Aloe Vera on Chief.

Will I have to keep shaving my dogs Fur to apply the DMSO Or DMSO

Gel...He has such beautiful fur I would like him to grow it back in

the future.

Anyone else had success with DMSO and Dogs?

I have spent many days crying at the thought that I might have to put

my best friend to sleep due to Arthritis. I just want to do the best

for him.

Cheers

Uly

[Guest guest]

You don't need to dilute the DMSO when given orally because you are already

diluting it when you put it into milk or something, unless you are just

planning on squirting it into his mouth. Still, there's no reason to dilute

it--we put it into juice or something when we take it just to mask the

flavor.

Once a day is fine. I would go slowly--use the quarter teaspoon for a

couple days, then a half teaspoon for a couple days, then 3/4s for a couple

days and so on. As big as he is he can go up to a full teaspoon--maybe even

more if it continues to help him. Perhaps someone knows if there is an

upper limit to an oral amount. I'm not sure if there is. It's far easier

to tell for humans because a person can say--oh, I feel pretty good at one

and a half teaspoons a day, so you know when to stop. With dogs you are

just going to have to watch him.

Since the MSM and DMSO are cousins, they work synergistically and each seems

to enhance the other. Since you are now giving DMSO orally I would cut back

on the MSM until he had a teaspoon of each. I believe you can give them

both at the same time.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

Ok i'm going to try giving Chief DMSO orally...As I am using the 99.9%

strength I will water it down a bit with De mineralised water.

How many times a day do I give the 1/4 teaspoon to Chief?

How long should I take to build up to the full teaspoon?

Any other tips for Chief to take it internally?

I am also giving Chief 2 teaspoons of msm 3 times a day do I have to cut

down on the MSM?

[Guest guest]

I gave Chief 1/4 of a teaspoon in some de-mineralised water last night and he

lapped it all up...no need to mask it with this dog lol

Then I read on the net someone said DMSO shouldn't be taken orally because the

liver can't cope with it?

Also someone else said It has to be medical grade DMSO or it could contain

impurites like arsnic and other metals That could get into the organs and kill?

The brand of DMSO I have doesn't say Medical or industrial grade. It has a

graphic pic of a dog, cat and horse line drawing and it says " Careing for your

creature's comfort 99.9% DMSO " . It has a ton of warnings on it and an emergency

number to call if ingested.

Now I know the warnings are becasue it has to be sold legally as a

solvent....but how can I tell if it is Medical grade or just a Solvent grade

used for cleaning?

Interesting when I go to the manufacture's website there is no mention of their

DMSO...But all there other products are for animals. No human stuff made by this

comapny.

Uly

[Guest guest]

Interesting that you mentioned vaccines...I had chief Vaccinated with his C5

Vaccine that he gets every year a week before he got really bad. If it wasn't

for the fact that I've seen chief's back legs slowly decline over the last year

I probably would have blamed the vaccine.

I have never heard of Bryonia 30x and Rhus Tox 30x? What are they?

Uly

[Guest guest]

You can tell if it is pharmaceutical grade because you will have a heart

attack when you discover the price. Most everyone on this forum uses

the so -called solvent grade including the forum moderator, Garnet.

Most agree that it is best diluted to have 70% content for topical, and

as low as 3% for oral. Some say to put it in the fridge when you get it

and then later to pour off any liquid as that is an impurity. I suspect

that any remaining after that are too minute to matter. Garnet may

weigh in on this and correct us all though.

Gerry

>

> I gave Chief 1/4 of a teaspoon in some de-mineralised water last night

> and he lapped it all up...no need to mask it with this dog lol

>

> Then I read on the net someone said DMSO shouldn't be taken orally

> because the liver can't cope with it?

>

> Also someone else said It has to be medical grade DMSO or it could

> contain impurites like arsnic and other metals That could get into the

> organs and kill?

>

> The brand of DMSO I have doesn't say Medical or industrial grade. It

> has a graphic pic of a dog, cat and horse line drawing and it says

> " Careing for your creature's comfort 99.9% DMSO " . It has a ton of

> warnings on it and an emergency number to call if ingested.

>

> Now I know the warnings are becasue it has to be sold legally as a

> solvent....but how can I tell if it is Medical grade or just a Solvent

> grade used for cleaning?

>

> Interesting when I go to the manufacture's website there is no mention

> of their DMSO...But all there other products are for animals. No human

> stuff made by this comapny.

>

> Uly

>

>

--

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good

things.

G. Simpkins

[Guest guest]

Ok I think I will attune Chief, but only once he is much better

I have continued the doing Reiki teatments on Chief...He seems to be like about

20mins of Reiki then he wiggles around or I get a sore back or wrist and want to

stop.

Yesterday I had a massive amount of heat going up my spine and all round my back

while treating Chief. It was amazing. I think when I was using Reiki all the

time I must have gotten used to the Energy and now that I haven't used it in

awhile it seems stronger. No wonder people said it was so strong but yet I

couldn't feel it and thought it wasn't working.

I also had my hand of Chief's spine and could feel chief's skin bubbling up and

down during the treatment.

I might look at doing a Reiki refresher Course for teachers / master's in the

future. I also now have a desire to treat animals more than Humans with Reiki.

I am also trying not to attach to an outcome for Chief to be Cured with

Reiki...I just give it and allow it to flow to where ever Chief needs it

Thanks for the inspiration.

Uly

[Guest guest]

Hi Uly,

I'm so glad to hear you're feeling the energy. Remember, it comes

through you rather than from you, so whenever you treat someone,

you're getting what you're giving. Nice, huh?

Reiki is truly outside of the normal dimensions. Once, a client asked,

'How do you do that?' " Waht?' i replied. 'Well, putting your hands

inside my brain, for instance.' What's funny was at that particular

moment, with my eyes closed, it felt to me like my hands had drifted

over my head, into a warm column of sunlight! Trippy stuff! So close

your eyes and enjoy!

Be well,

Léna

Ok I think I will attune Chief, but only once he is much better

I have continued the doing Reiki teatments on Chief...He seems to be

like about 20mins of Reiki then he wiggles around or I get a sore back

or wrist and want to stop.

Yesterday I had a massive amount of heat going up my spine and all

round my back while treating Chief. It was amazing. I think when I was

using Reiki all the time I must have gotten used to the Energy and now

that I haven't used it in awhile it seems stronger. No wonder people

said it was so strong but yet I couldn't feel it and thought it wasn't

working.

I also had my hand of Chief's spine and could feel chief's skin

bubbling up and down during the treatment.

I might look at doing a Reiki refresher Course for teachers / master's

in the future. I also now have a desire to treat animals more than

Humans with Reiki.

I am also trying not to attach to an outcome for Chief to be Cured

with Reiki...I just give it and allow it to flow to where ever Chief

needs it

Thanks for the inspiration.

Uly

[Guest guest]

Rhus Tox is a derivative of oil of poison ivy when used as a

supplement. It comes from poison ivy.

Byronia might be the concept of treating like with like? Not sure.

Gerry

>

> Interesting that you mentioned vaccines...I had chief Vaccinated with

> his C5 Vaccine that he gets every year a week before he got really

> bad. If it wasn't for the fact that I've seen chief's back legs slowly

> decline over the last year I probably would have blamed the vaccine.

>

> I have never heard of Bryonia 30x and Rhus Tox 30x? What are they?

>

> Uly

>

>

--

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good

things.

G. Simpkins

[Guest guest]

What you have is perfectly fine. Some of us even use just 99% pure. If you

have 99.9 you have the best you can get. Companies HAVE to say not to

ingest it, but people do. It will NOT hurt the liver. In fact, organs such

as the liver are STORED in DMSO during transit when they are being used as

organ replacement! Don't worry. You are doing the right thing. And if he

takes it without masking it--all the better.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

I gave Chief 1/4 of a teaspoon in some de-mineralised water last night and

he lapped it all up...no need to mask it with this dog lol

Then I read on the net someone said DMSO shouldn't be taken orally because

the liver can't cope with it?

[Guest guest]

They are homeopathic remedies. The 30x is the strength as they come in

different strengths.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

>

> I have never heard of Bryonia 30x and Rhus Tox 30x? What are they?

>

[Guest guest]

What is a C5 vaccine? He gets this yearly?

It can be an accumulation of vaccines that do the damage. Some damage in

some dogs shows up immediately. Others build over time. If we all saw the

damage immediately no one would give vaccines, but because it's gradual, we

don't associate them together, when in fact--any vaccine is damaging.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

Interesting that you mentioned vaccines...I had chief Vaccinated with his C5

Vaccine that he gets every year a week before he got really bad. If it wasn

t for the fact that I've seen chief's back legs slowly decline over the last

year I probably would have blamed the vaccine.

[Guest guest]

A member once mentioned that he spoke to a vendor in ebay that sold DMSO

pharmaceutical grade solvent. Acc. to him this guy got his supply direct from

the manufacturer. I emailed the vendor and he said that it came in steel drums

from producer and he transferred them to glass bottles. I bought three bottles

that just arrived today. Haven't opened the bottle so i can't say much about it

yet. It said USP DMSO. A set of three bottles cost $25.99 and shipping from

Florida to Texas was $10.96. He gave me an extra bottle for a few days delay in

shipping. Each bottle is 8 oz.

> >

> > I gave Chief 1/4 of a teaspoon in some de-mineralised water last night

> > and he lapped it all up...no need to mask it with this dog lol

> >

> > Then I read on the net someone said DMSO shouldn't be taken orally

> > because the liver can't cope with it?

> >

> > Also someone else said It has to be medical grade DMSO or it could

> > contain impurites like arsnic and other metals That could get into the

> > organs and kill?

> >

> > The brand of DMSO I have doesn't say Medical or industrial grade. It

> > has a graphic pic of a dog, cat and horse line drawing and it says

> > " Careing for your creature's comfort 99.9% DMSO " . It has a ton of

> > warnings on it and an emergency number to call if ingested.

> >

> > Now I know the warnings are becasue it has to be sold legally as a

> > solvent....but how can I tell if it is Medical grade or just a Solvent

> > grade used for cleaning?

> >

> > Interesting when I go to the manufacture's website there is no mention

> > of their DMSO...But all there other products are for animals. No human

> > stuff made by this comapny.

> >

> > Uly

> >

> >

>

> --

> Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good

things.

>

> G. Simpkins

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

C5 Vaccine info here....

http://www.bhvet.com.au/petcare/dogvac.php

My 1st Dog died from distemper when I was a Kid. It's horrible disease.

The Fact that Chief is old and German Shepherd are prone to Hip Dysplasia and I

have fed him on crap tinned food all his life till now tells me it's not the

vaccination.

I'm not keen on vaccinations for Humans or Animals but until there is a proven

natural way to kill these horrible diseases I will stay with the Vaccines.

Uly

>

> What is a C5 vaccine? He gets this yearly?

>

> It can be an accumulation of vaccines that do the damage. Some damage in

> some dogs shows up immediately. Others build over time. If we all saw the

> damage immediately no one would give vaccines, but because it's gradual, we

> don't associate them together, when in fact--any vaccine is damaging.

>

> Samala,

>

>

>

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> Interesting that you mentioned vaccines...I had chief Vaccinated with his C5

> Vaccine that he gets every year a week before he got really bad. If it wasn

> t for the fact that I've seen chief's back legs slowly decline over the last

> year I probably would have blamed the vaccine.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

C5 Vaccine for Dogs...

http://www.bhvet.com.au/petcare/dogvac.php

No worries Jean

cheers

Uly

> >>

> >> Interesting that you mentioned vaccines...I had chief Vaccinated with

> >> his C5 Vaccine that he gets every year a week before he got really

> >> bad. If it wasn't for the fact that I've seen chief's back legs slowly

> >> decline over the last year I probably would have blamed the vaccine.

> >>

> >> I have never heard of Bryonia 30x and Rhus Tox 30x? What are they?

> >>

> >> Uly

> >>

> >>

> >

> > --

> >

>

[Guest guest]

There's all kinds of ways to kill those horrid diseases. CS is a great one.

Kills parvo right off, etc. When a dog has a good immune system there's

almost nothing that can't be knocked out with natural means.

But of course you must do what feels safe and right to you. Personally, the

only VAX I give to my animals is one rabies. One is enough to set the

anitbodies for life.

And crap food. Yeah, it's crap all right. But amazingly I've had dogs

live very long, healthy lives up until the end. Had one that ate nothing

but the cheapest kibble I could buy (very low grocery budget and I didn't

know better back then) and he lived to be 17 and a half, ancient for his

breed. My dog that we just had to let go recently, he lived to be 17 on

mostly crap food. Personally I believe it's how you THINK about the food

you feed them. If you go--oh, this is so bad for them but it's all I can

afford. Well, then it will be bad. But if you go--here, this is SO good

for you and will make you SO strong and healthy--it does that too. Our

intent is way more powerful than we imagine. Yes, it's always far, far

better to give the best food possible. But sometimes it isn't possible and

so we do what we can and hope/intend for the best.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

I'm not keen on vaccinations for Humans or Animals but until there is a

proven natural way to kill these horrible diseases I will stay with the

Vaccines.

[Guest guest]

Hi Uly,

Any animal or human would probably have a bad reaction to any vaccine if

they were already not well. In fact, they will tell you not to get a flu

shot, as bad as they want you to have one, if you have recently been ill.

One more thing is, they admit many vaccines in one shot is much more likely

to do harm

I would give my dog some milk thistle to help their liver. I do this if I

suspect the liver might be compromised on any animal. It seems to help.

I'm giving my dog two milk thistle capsules as part of her protocol, plus

much more, for cancer. I will never give her any shot again. If they

insist on rabies, would do titers.

A friend of mine has a dog with a ruptured tendon and I just sent her an

article about prolotherapy, an injection, that supposedly helps regenerate.

I'd heard of this for joints, but not tendons, until the other day.

Good luck to Chief.

Thank you,

Jean

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> Reply-To: <DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO >

> Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2011 08:04:43 -0000

> To: <DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO >

> Subject: Re: DMSO And My German Shepherd?

>

> C5 Vaccine for Dogs...

>

> http://www.bhvet.com.au/petcare/dogvac.php

>

> No worries Jean

>

> cheers

>

> Uly

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>>>>

>>>> Interesting that you mentioned vaccines...I had chief Vaccinated with

>>>> his C5 Vaccine that he gets every year a week before he got really

>>>> bad. If it wasn't for the fact that I've seen chief's back legs slowly

>>>> decline over the last year I probably would have blamed the vaccine.

>>>>

>>>> I have never heard of Bryonia 30x and Rhus Tox 30x? What are they?

>>>>

>>>> Uly

[Guest guest]

Have you looked for Cetyl Myristoleate (CMO)?

>

> Hi Dianne,

>

> I have been doing some research into glucosamine sulfate. I have found

> out why it never worked in the past...The one's on the shelf at the

> chemist seem to been inferior quality

>

> I have found what seems to be a decent brand here in australia.

>

> http://www.flexicose.com.au/

>

> I am thinking of using it after I have finished the Green lipped

> muscle on Chief, Because it says just like you have that it not only

> reduces infamation but also rebuilds the joint. Something I don't

> think the Green lipped muscle does?

>

> Cheif need to rebuild the hip joint and cartilage because I think the

> DMSO is just relieving his pain?

>

> I have also found out that some Gel cap tablets can pass right through

> the body with out even dispencing their contents....will stick to

> liquids from now on.

>

> Cheers and thanks for making me aware of glucosamine sulfate

>

> Uly

>

>

> >

> > Hi Uly,

> >

> > Sounds to me as though you are doing everything right. I don't think

> you will always have to shave your dog. DMSO has a remarkable ability

> to penetrate, but for the time being, I'd keep going the way you are.

> >

> > There is one other thing I would use, glucosamine sulfate. I've used

> it on myself with remarkable results. For me, it doesn't just relieve

> pain, it seems to help rebuild the worn cartilage, and the results

> have lasted me about ten years. I know Vets who are using it in the US.

> >

> > I can vouch for the product made by Enzymatic Therapy. It comes in

> powder form and is unflavored. I think your dog would take it

> dissolved in water.

> >

> > I wish you many more years with Chief.

> >

> > Dianne

> >

>

>

--

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good

things.

G. Simpkins

[Guest guest]

This is what CMO does.

-------Original Message-------

I am thinking of using it after I have finished the Green lipped muscle on

Chief, Because it says just like you have that it not only reduces infamation

but also rebuilds the joint.