Dr Cambell talking about using worm meds for cancer

a reply to: ksihkahe

I remember nearly 50 years ago I watched a 60 Minutes episode about DMSO. As I recall back then it was controversial because it was being used as a miracle cure for racing horses (in the veterinary world). The 60 Minutes MSM angle at the time was that DMSO should be banned. I can remember thinking, even back then, that the whole thing sounded like a ruse to outlaw something which actually worked in favor of gobs of things which didn't work but were expensive to buy. At the time, DMSO was an unregulated substance by the FDA. I think the angle was, if it could be used on horses, that someday humans might try to use it...or maybe were. It struck me that the hidden message was...but the pharmaceutical industry couldn't make a profit off of it and thus it was "bad, just because".

It's funny you would mention DMSO. I was thinking this very thing just the other day. I wondered if you could still get it. I was actually thinking about trying some of it for my dog (and possibly myself). As I recall, if you rub a little bit of it on your skin within minutes you get a garlic taste in your mouth and your breath smells like garlic.

Where can you get DMSO? I wasn't able to find it in my brief searches. As memory serves me, it was widely available back in the late 70's and early 80's (and this was big pharma's main objection to it...that there was no way to mark it up 10,000%...due to its wide availability and cheap cost.).

edit- Nevermind, I found where to get it.

a reply to: Nofear51

Thanks buddy!

I've noted this down, *just in case*.

Thanks for posting this. Some 18 years ago or so I was treated for bladder cancer. I get checked yearly and everything has been good...until now. At this point it's still early and we don't know if it's something or just nothing. But it's good to have info like this just in case.

Cheers,
Roma

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Yeah, I get a little garlic kind of taste in the back of my throat.

It has pretty amazing properties and is incredibly safe when used properly. Some people get dermatitis or skin irritation, but I'm fortunate to have just mild tingling when it's absorbing. It actually is considered non-toxic. The study I saw on the LD50 (lethal dose in 50% of the dosed group) were astronomically high.

Like Ivermectin, it's a naturally occuring compound and is probably safer than Acetaminophen.

I put it on a gaping cut on my finger tip that was close to the bone and it was healed in two weeks. I thought I was going to lose a big chunk of it, but the color came back and the wound filled in. It's really hard for me to get my hands to heal because I still have things to do and I'm always hitting them on something. I was really impressed. It's a first-aid kit essential for me now.

I'm going to experiment with some other uses. Works to clear bruises too, helps the waste material move I'd guess. This will have serious applications for burn victims. It's a tissue preserver. They use if for cryopaacking organs to protect the tissues. In burn victims I'm guessing it will improve the breakdown of scar tissue and improve new growth. It will probably be helpful for burn victims even if it's an old injury. It's been used to break down keloid scars in studies.

Another thing suppressed by the pharma gatekeepers. It's not even a drug, it's a naturally derived solvent from wood pulp.

Thank you for posting this, and thank you to those who post.

My wife is a Cancer Survivor.

I thank GOD every day.

She convinced me to take the above mentioned anti parasitical "pastes", and at 45 we are very healthy.

In fact I can do solo, what two 30 year old men have to work together to do.

I deliver semi truck drums and brakes, and lift them by myself. Very fit, but no surprise for those who know my previous life as an Active Duty Army Cavalry Specialist.

Heavy lift of 100+lbs was and still is routine for me.

Am very grateful for what GOD, blessed us with.

I thank GOD for all of you.

Our Father in Heaven blesses us all, each day we wake up.

May he continue to do so, for many decades to come.

I look forward to it, if it is His will.