Shooting Pain in shoulders and arms (A short explainaio of DMSO)

[Guest guest]

DMSO is a liquid that penetrates through the skin.It doesn't leave any marks

though. It was used originally by farmers to give their horses medication

instead of trying to make them take it orally. DMSO won't hurt you if it's

ingested, but I usually use it externally.

 

Here's the pain relief spray I've given people:

2 oz of Comfrey

2oz Lavender

2oz White Willow bark (Pending on how intense the pain is)

If it's severe you can add an oz of valarian root (Only if the pain is extreme)

 

1.5 CC of DMSO

 

You can spray it over the area that is in pain (It works anywhere) And use it as

many times as needed.

 

Hope this helps,

~Kate

 

 

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tnjdavis2000 <davismachine

 

Thursday, January 1, 2009 11:49:33 AM

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arms

 

 

Alternative- Medicine- Forum@ s.com, " tnjdavis2000 "

<davismachine@ ...> wrote:

>

> Hello,

> I'm new to this site. Our family attempts to solve physical

problems

> by natural means, i.e. herbs, diet and home remedies.

>

> We are hoping for some insight from those, in the know, on this

forum.

> My husband is having the following problems:

>

> -swelling in both shoulders,right more than left [he's left-handed]

> -shooting pain in shoulders and down arms, right more than left

> -difficulty in raising arms, right more than left

> -his range of motion [distance of reach and any twisting motion]is

> limited by pain.

> -his work as a machinist/welder is being hampered by this

circumstance

> -this shoulder pain has the side effect of preventing comfortable

> sleep at night

> ---he has not been able to sleep in bed for more than 2 hours

> intervals, he then attempts sleep in a sitting position until his

> discomfort requires relocation

>

> Does anyone have suggestions for at home treatment that could

help?

>

> Jo

>

Thank you for all your answers. I'm not sure I'm choosing the right

means technically to respond, but this is the screen that came up

when I hit rely.

I had never heard of DMSO before. I checked it out by google and am

not sure I quite understand all I read. Is it indeed natural? Is

the liquid something I use myself to make up a salve or cream with

other herbs and/or essential oils to reduce pain? I try to make as

many of my own products as possible to save money and to gain that

experience. Does anyone have a recipe that they would be willing to

share?

Thanks again,

Jo

[Guest guest]

Norma,

Thanks so much for the positive feedback. I measure the herbs dried. And yes, it

works on pets too. The shop I worked at, and where I still buy my herbs if I

don't have them, we had a shop cat, Salem. He goes inside and outside, we try

tog et him to come in a night and it's rare that he stays out. Well, one night

he was being stubborn and refused to come in, so he stayed out. We didn't know

it at the time, but we had a bob cat in the area, a miniature one. The bob cat

attacked Salem and my friend, the shop owner thankfully heard Salem's cries and

came out, scaring the bobcat away. Salem was left with a huge chunk of skin and

fur gone, we sprayed this spray on him, I left out the scent though, and it

helped him a lot. Between that and the salve he made, I'm not sure what it was

Salem is now back to normal. This was at the end of fall

 

Brightest Blessings

~Kate

 

 

 

 

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Norma <pirie

 

Friday, January 2, 2009 4:45:55 PM

<< >> Re: Shooting Pain in shoulders and

arms (A short explainaio of DMSO)

 

 

Kate, do you make a tea of the comfey, lavender and willow bark, which you then

measure in ounces? If this is your method, do you make teas of each

individually then combine? Or is this extracts that you add to distilled water

to make the measurements? It sounds like a very good remedy to add to my DMSO

catalogue, and I bet it would work on some pet injuries as well. Thanks for

sharing. Norma