“A neurologist says that if he can get to a stroke victim within 3 hours he can totally reverse the effects of a stroke...totally.”
DMSO (dimethylsulfoxide), a natural liquid that comes from trees, will reverse a stroke by dissolving the blood clot, or clots. If EMT units were allowed to give an IV injection of DMSO to a stroke patient on the way to the hospital, 95% of them would walk out of the hospital with no after-effects. This won’t happen, of course, because the FDA does not like DMSO. DMSO has no side effects, other than a garlic-like body odor on some people.
Everyone should have DMSO in their medicine cabinet. It can be taken orally, but topical application works. Vets use in rather routinely in treating animals, especially horses because it is very effective in treating sore joints and muscles.
We know personally of instances where a person who had a stroke was treated with DMSO and recovered completely.
We also know absolutely from personal experience that DMSO does dissolve clots. Several years ago my father-in-law had blood clots in his groin. He was having to give himself heparin injections every day. The doctors said it would take 6 - 9 months to get rid of the clots. We gave him DMSO to apply topically two or three times a day. The clots were medically determined to be gone in 4 weeks. A friend of mine had blood clots in his lungs and had been hospitalized because of them. He was on coumidin (warfarin) and the docs told him it would take 6 months to dissolve the clots. We gave him some DMSO for knee problems, and he was using that topically on his knees. His clots were gone in a month.
Heparin and coumidin help prevent clot formation, but these do not dissolve clots. DMSO dissolves blood clots.
Back in the early 60’s, Dr. Stanley Jacobs, MD was head of the organ transplant team at the University of Oregon Medical Center. DMSO was brought to his attention and he studied it thoroughly. He found that the best way to preserve organs between donor and recipient was immersed in DMSO. The FDA accepts this use, but does not like it otherwise. It is low cost, and can’t be patented - it would take the place of many prescription drugs for many applications, and the drug companies/FDA want it outlawed.
If it is natural, if it works, and it can’t be patented by the PharmaNazi’s, ban it - and the FDA is at their beck ‘n call.
Back when I was in high school, I suffered from sports-related shoulder pain. Dad brought home some DMSO; worked great...feels really strange....you can actually feel it going deep down into your joint (as I’m sure that you know...LOL).
What is a good source for DMSO?
Cayenne tincture (or cayenne powder dissolved in warm water, or even a healthy dose of hot sauce) is known to stop a stroke or a heart attack while it is happening. It dilates the blood vessels and increases circulation.
Under what name is it available at vet supply places? ... I ask because I have found that the same meds we humans must have scripts for can often be found ‘OTC’ at a vet supply location like the Farmer’s Coop. [My cousin who had a series of strokes got a scabies infection, and I bought ‘Happy Jack’ dog dip concentrate—active ingredients exactly the same as in human permethrin applications—and diluted it to prescription concentration—to treat his condition, for $15 instead of $120 [... mixing a shampoo/body wash adding it to a common body wash liquid soap, and a lotion adding it to a cvommon squirt bottle loation with aloe, and finally a bedding application by adding it to warm water in a spray bottle and soaking the bed while washing all bedding such as mattress cover, etc. and letting them air dry while sheets, etc. were dried on hot in electric drier].