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DMSO use in the eye 11 Feb 2024 05:15 #81402

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Hi All,

I have eye issues that lead me to want to use Kalcker's Protocol O  - for ophthalmology.  The protocol uses CDS, Distilled water, saline, and 70% DMSO.  The first batch I made was using DMSO gel, and the first drop stung my eye, so I stopped.  I tested all the ingredients individually and determined the problem was the DMSO.  So I tried the liquid version of DMSO 70%, with the same result.  Does anyone have any experience and advice on use of these ingredients in the eye?  I am reluctant to just forge ahead, since I am worried about damaging my eye.  Thanks so much for your help.

 

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DMSO use in the eye 13 Feb 2024 10:36 #81435

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DMSO for eyes, you could try 10% diluted and increase as needed. Read the attached ebook on DMSO. 

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DMSO use in the eye 25 Mar 2024 00:31 #81911

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Thank you so much!!! I just now found your reply to the question. I will follow up! I wake up in the morning with crusty eyes, sometimes glued shut, and it's been like this most of my life. I am just now learning that there might be solutions, and I am excited to try. I will start by reading the book you provided.
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DMSO use in the eye 28 Mar 2024 03:07 #81952

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Well, I have learned some important things.  First, quoting from the book you posted:"Do not use DMSO inside the eye if you have a false lens from cataract replacement surgery, as the DMSO can blur the lens. Instead you can apply it over the skin of a closed eye twice a day."

It turns out that I have a false lens, so following this protocol is not a good idea for me, even though there is no mention of the stinging/burning I felt.    I need to be more careful than I was.

Also, even though Protocol O uses 70% DMSO (3 ml), it also uses 50 ml of saline solution.  So, overall, the DMSO is diluted to less than 4% DMSO, if I am thinking about this correctly.  So I'm thinking the dilution of DMSO is not the most important thing here.....

Thank you for providing the information that  was needed.  
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DMSO use in the eye 02 Apr 2024 10:33 #82004

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NOTE that your eye issue MIGHT be (probably is?) a body TOXICITY problem,
which a DETOX (MMS/CDS) would most likely take care of. (internal/oral)

So that would probably be preferable to some form of external application.

Most health issues stem from some form of Toxicity. (pathogen, toxin, parasite, etc.)
When those are removed via DETOX, the problem(s) usually go away.
 
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You will find info there regarding Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook".
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DMSO use in the eye 02 Apr 2024 16:10 #82012

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Thank you for this thought.
Much of what I am reading agrees with your assessment.

I am currently a couple of months into Protocol C, and I am also using a frequency generator that has a detox program, that my body resonates with.  I also use homeopathics that are helpful. Maybe over time these things will help.

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DMSO use in the eye 06 Apr 2024 12:13 #82041

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Hi. Here's my experience:
First I red the book " Healing‌ ‌with‌ ‌DMSO‌ "‌ by ‌Amandha‌‌ Vollmer, she says we can safely put 40% dmso in the eyes.
Confirmed by this text "DMSO Eyedrops for Cataracts, Macular Degeneration, Floaters _ Listen To Your Gut" (findable on the net)
I though it was just crazy to do such a high dilution for eyes drop!
I've strong myopia, IOP (eyesdrops treatment for many years), loss of visual field...; and there're some cataracts and many eyes pb in my family - hereditary capital a bit heavy. I wanted to ask the dmso to help me escape this fate...
So in 2023, I started with 5% then 10% dilution with saline, it was perfectly okay, I did it for a year. Then, early 2024, I made a 20% dilution, it gently stings, only a few seconds. And I feel comfortable, clean and clear just after. So now I can believe (even I've not tested yet) that a 40% is safe and bearable. I do the 20%  2-3 times a day. I respect at least 1 hour distance away from regular ophtalmic eyedrops (for tension). But I would not do 40% for a long period, I would worry of this; I'd do it only a short one, a few days...

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DMSO use in the eye 06 Apr 2024 12:57 #82042

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@ Admin or Moderator:
I'm very very sorry, the last reply I posted in this thread "DMSO use in the eye" was wrong, I made some confusions into percentages, I confused between eyes drops and ear drops I make and use... And I don't want to mislead anyone.
Could you please, as it's not published yet, just simply cancel it? And I'll do it again from scratch with the proper values for the drops, as I experienced myself. 
Sorry again about that. 
Regards
Roland

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