References DMSO

WARNING
Possible side
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Dimethyl_sulfoxide
Dimethyl
effects include Sulfoxide
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Dry Skin science.blogspot.com.au/2008/
01/dmso.html
Headache
Dizziness
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Nausea
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Blood
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FAST FACTS
Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) is a
by-product of the wood pulping
(or papermaking) industry and
has been in use as a commercial
solvent since 1963.
It is a clear liquid which is
prescribed for many different
ailments, including pain,
inflammation and scleroderma,
because of its ability to penetrate
biological membranes.
It has a distinctive property of
penetrating the skin very readily,
allowing the handler to taste it.
Some describe it as an "oyster-
like" taste, others claim it tastes
like garlic.
MEDICAL USES
The use of DMSO in medicine dates
from around 1963, when an Oregon
Health & Science University Medical
Boiling temp. 189 degrees c School team, headed by Stanley
Been used commercially since Jacob, discovered it could penetrate
1963 the skin and other membranes
Comes in the form of a clear without damaging them and could
liquid carry other compounds into a
Used as pain killer biological system.
After contact with skin, the
DMSO can be used to carry
subject might experience a
other drugs across the
garlic like taste in the back of
skin, such as steroids,
their throat
penicillin and cortisone.
DMSO Is marketed as an
Alternative medicine
DMSO is commonly used in
veterinary medicine to carry
other ingredients across skin
DMSO is non-toxic
DMSO can explode when
exposed to acyl chlorides.
DMSO is also known as The vapors of DMSO are
heavier than air
Dimethyl sulfoxide.