Re: transdermal artemisinin

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I saw these quotes in the files section for transdermal bicarb and transdermal

artemisinin.

1. Who wrote this info?

2. Can bicarb and artemisinin be combined in the same topical DMSO application

over a tumor?

3. Bicarb can really be repeated as often as desired?

4. What dose of artemisinin to mix with the DMSO?

" Concerning topical (on the surface of the skin) use of DMSO/sodium bicarb for

tumors close to the surface:

As this procedure is perfectly safe and very inexpensive, as long as the cancer

doesn't represent immediate danger to life, it is very worthwhile to experiment

with. This method is basically a home based treatment with occasional

supervision by the doctor. What makes the procedure work is, among other

factors, the ability of DMSO to penetrate the skin and tissues with astonishing

ease. According to some doctors, it is quite possible that in case of breast

cancer, as well with other tumors close to the surface, topical application of

DMSO combinations may prove almost equal to intravenous and injected procedures

in their therapeutic efficacy. Noteworthy is the fact that this treatment can be

repeated any number of times per day without any harm.

....

Another combination is DMSO/artemisinin, possibly with mild insulin

potentiation. It is very difficult to find a source for injectable liquid

artemisinin. It is only available from China or Taiwan, and I do not have the

contact information. If you have information, please share it with us.

However, artemisinin is easily available in capsule form, or as crystalline

powder. It can be mixed with DMSO, and applied topically, when such application

is justified. The DMSO will carry it through the skin, and into the tumor. A

powerful combination consists of DMSO/s.b./artemisinin, either for injection,

intravenous, or topical application. If liquid artemisinin cannot be obtained,

the combination can still be used topically, possibly preceded by a mild insulin

potentiation. "

Thanks,

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