Guest guest Posted October 21, 2004 Report Share Posted October 21, 2004 Since I've been experimenting with ways to make sure I'm absorbing b-12, C and minerals into my system, I found something on combining b-12 with DMSO and rubbing into the skin. Any thoughts on this? Also, since the b vitamins are stored for a month in the liver, isn't there a risk of taking too much b vitamin? I think I'll back off a little in myexperiemnts... ~Robin http://www.mercola.com/fcgi/pf/1999/archive/dmso_and_vitamin_b12.htm Here's a quick excerpt from the Mercola site I just mentioned: " Back in 1994 when I was focusing on learning as much as I could about vitamin B12, an experiment came to mind which I decided to try on myself. I saw a bottle of DMSO (dimethylsulfoxide) on the shelf of my health food store and remembered that DMSO is not only absorbed directly through the skin, but it also would carry with it any impurities dissolved in it. This can be a serious problem if the impurities are toxic. However, I also realized that if I dissolved vitamin B12 in it, it might carry it directly to my blood stream through my skin. I tried it and the results were dramatic for me, far greater than any impact I had ever felt from oral or sublingual tablets. I put some of my vitamin B12 tablets obtained at a health food store into a two liquid ounce bottle with an eyedropper and filled it with DMSO. It took a couple of days for the tablets to fall apart. Once they did, I put an eyedropper load on one arm and rubbed it in. In approximately one hour I started to feel very good, which was a sense of general strength and well being. This lasted all day. When I tried it again the next day, I got no such feeling. I also didn't experience any bad effects either. Since I knew that approximately one month's requirement of B12 is stored in your liver, I reasoned that my system was simply fully supplied with Vitamin B12 and that I wouldn't need to use it again for a month or so. When I tried it again a month or so later, I got a significant boost from it again. Since then I have continued to use it on a once every month or so basis. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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