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has someone used CDS to treat a root canal infection? 08 May 2020 20:34 #64065

IslandEternal Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 77 Thank you received: 11	how valid is this approach? I can't get my root canals extracted yet. I probably won't be able in some time. Damn! Do you think I cna treat this with CDS, and I suppose, DMSO? Also, Kalcker mentions in one of his books a dental protocol which includes DMSo, but he doesn't say at what percentage, 30, 70%, 99%? The following user(s) said Thank You: abusamra
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has someone used CDS to treat a root canal infection? 10 May 2020 01:09 #64113

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"...DMSO, but he doesn't say at what percentage, 30, 70%, 99%?"

There are two percentage numbers used when talking about DMSO.

One is the purity, which should be 99% or higher.

The second percentage number is dilution with water.

First, you have to find out if your DMSO is diluted and if it is, what is the % of water dilution.

70% diluted DMSO is common.

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has someone used CDS to treat a root canal infection? 11 May 2020 15:11 #64146

IslandEternal Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 77 Thank you received: 11	I have 99% purity DMSO. Yes, more like purity I meant dilution. In the book he doesn't say anything about diluting it. Do you have any document by Kalcker or Humble stating that it's a 70% dilution what should be used? what if I use it a 99%?
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has someone used CDS to treat a root canal infection? 11 May 2020 19:42 #64153

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On page 59 in Jim' book MMS Health Recovery Guidebook, he says this:

"Many people can apply undiluted DMSO directly to the skin (rubbing it on, or using a spray bottle) and they do fine. If one finds this too strong however, dilute your DMSO down a bit with distilled water. It is best to start with adding a small amount of water, as you can always add more if needed."

"what if I use it a 99%?" Diluting DMSO by 1% from 100% undiluted to 99% diluted would not make any difference.

Andreas Kalcker says this on page 76 in his latest book:

We recommend a 70% concentration of DMSO, to lower its freezing point and also make it less irritating to the skin.

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