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Bathwater and DMSO 02 Nov 2013 11:10 #37158

jackrabbit Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 25 Thank you received: 2	Hi, when adding DMSO to you bath routine, does the bath water have to be filtered/purified or can I use hot water straight from the tap - mains system? -
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Bathwater and DMSO 02 Nov 2013 15:30 #37160

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3702	I think most people are using tap water - obviously filtered, whether whole house or on the faucet itself, would be best. Just be sure the tub is cleaned.
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Bathwater and DMSO 24 Sep 2014 20:50 #47508

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i have been thinking about adding DMSO to my bath, I have been suffering from what seem like microscopic mites that are most active at the night time. It feels like little creatures crawling on me but I can't see. It has been 2 weeks now. I know that I was exposed to a specific environment which had some sort of outbreak, but brought them back to my apartment unknowingly.Without the use of MMS they eventually start to bite, but MMS baths and protocol 1000 have kept them at bay where it just feels like they are crawling which cause discomfort and some itching. MMS has helped, but I was wondering if the DMSO is necessary to clear them out entirely from my body. Doctors don't seem to know what it is so they prescribe Permethrin for topical use. Pest Control professionals have not been able to find anything in the area, but they also don't seem to believe that these things are microscopic and never grow large enough to be seen by the naked eye. I was also wondering if using the MMS gas and leaving a cup of activated drops out to gas my apartment and car? If that is a good idea, how man drops is recommended? Any info would be great .............. Oh yeah, when measuring 1/4 cup of DMSO is it necessary to use a glass or Pyrex measuring cup?

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Bathwater and DMSO 01 Oct 2014 19:12 #47589

Andy Offline Junior Member Posts: 21 Thank you received: 11	Someone correct me if I am wrong please but to add DSMO to a bath of tap water mixed with MMS would this not transfer large doses of heavy metals such as Fluoride in tap water through the skin into the body? Since DSMO has the ability to carry heavy metals through the skins membrane into the blood stream?
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Bathwater and DMSO 01 Oct 2014 19:18 #47591

Horsefeathers Offline Moderator Posts: 491 Thank you received: 321	Yes I would think so. The following user(s) said Thank You: Andy
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