Using Diluted DMSO for scalp penetration

[olowshinenine]

what if to try ADP355

Is this a new peptide? I'm weary of peptides already tried them before and developed some nasty sides

 

[balda]

Is this a new peptide? I'm weary of peptides already tried them before and developed some nasty sides

yeah, it's a peptide with fibrosis reverting props.

what peptides have you tried? and what kind of sides?

 

[otis]

Can you put DMSO directly on your skin?


When applied to the skin: Non-prescription DMSO is possibly unsafe. Some non-prescription DMSO products might be industrial grade. These aren't intended for human use and can contain impurities that can cause health issues.

 

[balda]

Can you put DMSO directly on your skin?


When applied to the skin: Non-prescription DMSO is possibly unsafe. Some non-prescription DMSO products might be industrial grade. These aren't intended for human use and can contain impurities that can cause health issues.

"industrial grade"? examples?
by what properties do you distinguish "industrial grade" from others?

 

[Dr Nicholas Sadgrove]

I think the correct term is "cosmetic grade DMSO.
Some people like to use it.
In pure chemistry we distinguish solvents according to a grading system, which is written on the bottle.
For example, technical grade is used for non-biological purposes, whereas industrial grade might be considered an equivalent to cosmetic grade.
Industrial grade simply means that it is free from other potentially harmful or carcinogenic ingredients.
Lower grade DMSO, such as technical grade, is cheaper because it is less pure.

 

[patagonia]

DMSO in vitro studies demonstrate DMSO toxicity at like over 0 5% but beneficial at low doses. Search for the study about oral DMSO regrowing hair, he had amyloidosis but still he regrew hair and changing from gray to black.

Squeegee said it many years ago that whatever can work for arthritis will work for male pattern baldness and DMSO is one compound that works for arthritis.

They are 2 diseases with the same thing in common; senescent cell inflammation.

Squeegee!

 

[mary_jones]

Thank you all for the info