the problem is dmso will also transport the bacteria to other parts of the body.
dmso doesnt work as per the theoretical hypothesis.
in an ideal environment dmso will do exactly what we think it would. reach deep and kill the bacteria.
this is why these products work very well in labs but fail within humans . because there are so many factors to consider.
anyway its a last choice . but im not going to risk the bacteria migrating to the next set of teeth and me losing them too. my bacteria anyway are possibly getting resistant now. its the second time I have been put on antibiotics now . I can't afford to have drug resistant bacteria running amok in the system.
ill get this tooth sorted once and for all and then possibly start with dmso.
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Counsel given December 2020: Note: Someone asked if Jim takes MMS/CD regularly and if so, what is the dosage? Answer: Jim takes at least one maintenance dose a day. Usually first thing in the morning, and at this time normally a 5-drop dose, though the recommended maintenance dosage is usually a 6-drop dose—but in recent …
mms and antibiotics
