Thread by @MidwesternDoc

In the 1960s a miraculous treatment for chronic pain, traumatic injury, strokes and spinal cord paralysis was discovered that spread across America like wildfire—until the FDA buried it.

Here, 60 Minutes exposed the FDA using the same playbook they used throughout COVID-19. A🧵

In this article, I show how DMSO safely freed millions from chronic pain and was proven to rapidly treat 80-90% of injury. Yet, despite decades of incredible data and widespread protest for it to be legalized, the FDA still buried it.
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The FDA's justification for prohibiting DMSO was that it was incredibly dangerous. In truth, the evidence showed DMSO was one of the safest substances in existence. Here I compiled all the existing toxicology data on DMSO for anyone wishing to use it.
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If DMSO was used for strokes and spinal cord injuries, millions would be spared from death, paralysis, and disability. Here I provide the evidence that show's just how unconscionable to FDA's prohibition of DMSO was. midwesterndoctor.com/p/dmso-could-s…

Since writing about DMSO a few weeks ago, I've received many almost unbelievable stories (ie. for injuries, chronic pain, Down syndrome and Parkinson's) from readers who decided to try the protocols I presented. Please take a look at them and share yours!
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This was a comment I received from a reader about DMSO and Down Syndrome:

My wife and I recently got some DMSO (from DMSOstore on amazon) and we've both been using it, and also giving some to our young daughter who has Down Syndrome. We've been giving her extra vitamins based on the treatment protocol of some studies that I found after reading your previous posts on this topic.

Almost immediately we noticed that our little girl was sleeping better through the night, and she's become more verbal. She'll be 2 in less than a week and she suddenly seems like she wants to say words more intentionally now, even if we mostly can't understand them yet. Also, her appetite has improved substantially. She just seems more active, and that's really awesome!

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This was a comment I received about DMSO and Parkinson's:

Thank you once again AMD for a great article on the safety of DMSO. I ordered DMSO immediately after your first article appeared. I am now in the 4th week of testing DMSO for Parkinson's diseasr. I followed the recommended dosing schedule starting at 3.5g/day taken orally and scaling up to 14g. It soon became clear to me that this was too much as I had severe headache and brain fog, so I decided to take a break. On the second day of the break my Parkinson's symptoms almost disappeared and I felt better than I had felt for ages. The biggest improvement was in relief from bradykinesia. After being slow for the past years, I suddenly became Mr Speedy...At this dose I get minor brain fog for about one hour and the benefits of DMSO for the rest of the day.

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This was from a doctor who's used it for years:

Dmso is indeed marvelous. We gave 50 grams of Dmso i.v. daily for five months to a person who severed her lumbar spinal column. No organ damage noted from the Dmso and she can now drive and walk albeit slowly. Approximately forty (out of forty) patients with confirmed bacterial prostatitis have eliminated the bacteria in their prostate with a single dose of antibiotic dissolved in Dmso administrated via catheter three times a week for 4 weeks. No recurrences. Hematoxylin dissolved in Dmso i.v. has reverted several cancers. Speaking to the topic brought up in your Substack - LD50 - before employing the treatment an LD50 study was clearly necessary. Since a published study was not found we had to take on the challenge of doing one. At the dosis necessary the result was several times less toxic than acetaminofen mentioned in your article above.

Thank you IMMENSELY for your article(s) on Dmso.

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While DMSO has never been linked to a single death, as I show here the typical drugs we use for pain and injuries kill tens of thousands of Americans each year and are the leading cause of drug induced hospitalizations.

Yet, this never bothered the FDA
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