Re: DMSO For sun damaged skin?

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DMSO is very drying to the skin. (Used straight, can feel like a

sunburn, complete with peeling days later). When using it to

transdermally deliver other substances, you should dilute it with at

least 70% water of CS. mix is 75% CS, 15% Glycerin (softens

skin but is drying too)and 10% DMSO.

I have skin issues too and generally rely on Shea butter, Aloe, or

Virgin Coconut oil.

Be well,

Léna

Hi All,

I, Like many people, have sun damaged skin on the top my forearms and

hands.

The skin on these areas of my body is thin and easily bruised /

damaged by the slightest bump.

My question is, Would the antioxidant properties of DMSO help reverse

this type of damage?

If so, what could I mix with it?

I have a bottle of 99% pure DMSO. (Haven't tried it yet)

Oh, By the way, I'm a 55 year old male.

Thanks in advance

IrVulture

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Thank you for your quick reply, but what is " Water of CS " ?

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Having an off day: meant water OR CS, CS being colloidal silver. Sorry.

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Thank you for your quick reply, but what is " Water of CS " ?

[Guest guest]

I googled urea/carbamide, but couldn't find a place to purchase. Any

suggestions? thanks,

Be well,

Léna

Thin skin is more than sun damage since young folks rarely have thin

skin even when sunburned. So look for some nutrients that assist the

skin.

In the meantime, one of the things I have done is mix a bit of

urea/carbamide with DMSO and water and use that for skin issues. Works

nicely. Saralou

Recipes are here United States Patent: 4,296,104

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

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

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Date: Sat, 14 May 2011 16:44:11 -0000

Hi All,

I, Like many people, have sun damaged skin on the top my forearms and

hands.

The skin on these areas of my body is thin and easily bruised / damaged

by the slightest bump.

My question is, Would the antioxidant properties of DMSO help reverse

this type of damage?

If so, what could I mix with it?

I have a bottle of 99% pure DMSO. (Haven't tried it yet)

Oh, By the way, I'm a 55 year old male.

Thanks in advance

IrVulture

[Guest guest]

Lena,

Carbamide/carbomide is the same thing as urea, just a " more acceptable "

name than something that sounds like urine.

I bought Nitrogen46 at a fertilizer co-op...Had them fill up a gallon

cannister...turned out to be a little over 4 lbsa at $1.77. If you're

not near farming, golf courses and lawn services will carry it. I've

heard folks buy it at Lowes but I didn't see it. Copied stuff I've

already done below; hope it works for you.

Saralou

from earlier this year..... DMSO For sun damaged skin?

> Date: Sat, 14 May 2011 16:44:11 -0000

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> Hi All,

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> I, Like many people, have sun damaged skin on the top my forearms and

> hands.

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> The skin on these areas of my body is thin and easily bruised / damaged

> by the slightest bump.

>

> My question is, Would the antioxidant properties of DMSO help reverse

> this type of damage?

>

> If so, what could I mix with it?

>

> I have a bottle of 99% pure DMSO. (Haven't tried it yet)

>

> Oh, By the way, I'm a 55 year old male.

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> Thanks in advance

> IrVulture

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[Guest guest]

From what I've been hearing is that Lipitor, cortisone, and other pharma

products cause this to happen over time.  If you've not taken any pharma

products I'm curious what causes this? 

Theo

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Subject: DMSO For sun damaged skin?

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Date: Saturday, May 14, 2011, 4:44 PM

 

Hi All,

I, Like many people, have sun damaged skin on the top my forearms and hands.

The skin on these areas of my body is thin and easily bruised / damaged by the

slightest bump.

My question is, Would the antioxidant properties of DMSO help reverse this type

of damage?

If so, what could I mix with it?

I have a bottle of 99% pure DMSO. (Haven't tried it yet)

Oh, By the way, I'm a 55 year old male.

Thanks in advance

IrVulture

[Guest guest]

Urea and Allantoin both good for hydrating skin, can be found at

www.soapgoods.com

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[Guest guest]

I eat two three ounces of coconut oil daily, generally put it on my oatmeal,

mornings. I also take two three ounces of aloe vera juice, called george's

juice, taste mostly like water, improves my skin, nails and hair.

But my skin is not ie damaged, it's more like normal. david lubbock tx.

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> Urea and Allantoin both good for hydrating skin, can be found at

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[Guest guest]

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> From what I've been hearing is that Lipitor, cortisone, and other pharma

products cause this to happen over time.  If you've not taken any pharma

products I'm curious what causes this? 

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> Theo

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Haven't taken any kind of pharmaceuticals.

I suspect sun damage from working outside because the only areas affected on my

hands and arms are where I tan the darkest.

The skin on my arms and hands that has gotten less exposure to the sun is still

fine.

I've always worn long pants, a hat and a short sleeved shirt when outside, and

have no problems anywhere else....

[Guest guest]

Liver weakness I always gathered - unless childhood vaccines do this -

either via the liver or another route. " Fair skinned " people being more

vulnerable.

Jane

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> From what I've been hearing is that Lipitor, cortisone, and other pharma

> products cause this to happen over time. If you've not taken any pharma

> products I'm curious what causes this?Â

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> Theo