DMSO — Allergy Test
Chapter 4 — DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide) · page 59
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Very, very few people, usually those with weak livers, are allergic to DMSO. To check whether or not you are allergic perform this test:
Use plain water (do not use soap) and wash and dry a spot on your arm. (Just above or below the elbow works well.)
Add 1 drop of DMSO (with a clean finger) to the spot on your arm and rub it in.
Give the DMSO about 15 minutes to soak in and allow the area to dry.
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If there is no pain in your liver area within 24 hours, it is probably safe for you to use DMSO, which will be the case for 999 out of 1000 people. Since MMS1 heals the liver, if you have already been taking MMS1 for more than a week your liver will probably tolerate DMSO with no problem. If you do experience pain in the liver after applying DMSO, I suggest you work on improving the condition of your liver by doing the Starting Procedure and then Protocol 1000. If you are already on a protocol, but still have a bad reaction to DMSO, simply continue with the protocol and after a few days repeat the same test again and it should show tolerance to DMSO. If you fail the test a second time, continue with the protocol and try the test every couple of days until you pass it. There has never been a report of DMSO doing any kind of permanent damage to a human since it was discovered.