Weak liver because of cancer: DMSO could be used?

I was so happy to receive replies from warm hearted people in this forum.

My father, at the age of 67, passed away on September 11, 2012. His neighbor, who teaches nurses and has been a nurse herself for decades, was amazed about that in spite of cancer everywhere in his body he never felt any pain. She knows he was taking MMS and MMS2 during his last few weeks. She said there may be possibilities MMS worked for some degrees to reduce pain for some reason. Rest of my family are all happy because my father passed away quiet just like he fell asleep.

Thank you all who sent love to my father. I could not help him but I believe in MMS. I will keep taking MMS, having my kids take MMS and recommend it to anybody who are interested. I will also keep learning about DMSO, alternative cares, improving mentality to stay healthy. I say again, thank you all.

I have worked some with lipoic acid and liposomal vitamin C in a liver patient to very good results. I would advise you to look toward Dr. Berkson MD and his protocol with damaged livers. His work with lipoic acid in regenerating livers is simply amazing. Here is an interview with him:

www.prescription2000.com/Interview-Transcripts/2010-01-22-burt-berkson-lipoic-acid-naltrexone-transcript.html

www.prescription2000.com/Staying-Healthy-Today-Radio-Interviews/2010-01-22-burt-berkson-lipoic-acid-naltrexone.html

Pam,

You mentioned that Jim Humble said not to use DMSO if there are liver issues. I see no mention of this warning in the Health Recovery Guidebook. I looked at the index in the back of "DMSO Nature's Healer" by Morton Walker for any entries on liver and there is only one for liver cancer, which does not apply. The book is over 300 pages. Do you know which chapter covers the contraindication of DMSO if there are problems with the liver? Also, what did Jim say exactly and in which book?

Thanks,
franc
 

Andreas Kalaker warns against using DMSO in the link below, but just with the E protocol and I would add the R protocol.

No warning on the other protocols.

E protocol starts at 09:39

R Protocol starts at  26:31

www.brighteon.com/2d54fbc4-d945-4367-a641-ea23fa09c768
 

Thank you JimH1954. I was aware that DMSO is not a good idea for enemas. However, my question is regarding the comment that DMSO is contraindicated when there are liver issues.  I take this to mean that, for example, protocol 1000+ or DMSO ingestion is to be avoided in the presence of poor liver conditions. I would like to know where Jim mentions this and why.

Thanks,
franc

@cirrio70

I would like to get a concrete answer to that question too. I have DMSO on hand but have been reluctant to use it so far.

Blessings,
Jim​​​​​​​