The DMSO Handbook for Doctors

122 Pages·2013·0.6 MB·English

by  Archie H

The DMSO
Handbook
for Doctors

Archie H. Scott

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THE DMSO HANDBOOK FOR DOCTORS

Copyright © 2013 by Archie H. Scott.

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Contents
Acknowledgements
Forewords
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Amyloidosis
Chapter 3 Alzheimer’s and other Dementia
Chapter 4 Arthritis
Chapter 5 Athletic Injuries
Chapter 6 Brain Injuries
Chapter 7 Burns
Chapter 8 DMSO and Conventional Therapy in the Treatment of Cancer Patients
Chapter 9 DMSO and Laetrile in Treating Cancer Patients
Chapter 10 Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Chapter 11 Cirrhosis of the Liver
Chapter 12 Diabetes
Chapter 13 Digestive Problems
Chapter 14 Ear & Hearing Problems
Chapter 15 Emergency Medicine
Chapter 16 Eye Problems
Chapter 17 Fibromyalgia
Chapter 18 Fungus Infections
Chapter 19 Hair and Scalp Problems
Chapter 20 Headache
Chapter 21 Infections
Chapter 22 Inflammation
Chapter 23 Interstitial Cystitis
Chapter 24 Legality of DMSO
Chapter 25 Lupus
Chapter 26 Mental Illness
Chapter 27 Mental Retardation
Chapter 28 Multiple Sclerosis
Chapter 29 Pain
Chapter 30 Protection from Radiation Damage
Chapter 31 Respiratory Problems
Chapter 32 Scleroderma
Chapter 33 Shingles & Herpes
Chapter 34 Spinal Cord Injuries
Chapter 35 Skin Problems
Chapter 36 Stroke
Chapter 37 Tooth & Gum Disease
Chapter 38 Toxicology of DMSO
Chapter 39 Conclusion
About the Author
Acknowledgements
There are many people who have provided information and encouragement to
the author over the years that he has been involved in research and investigation
of DMSO.
Stanley Jacob M.D., the father of DMSO and my mentor, provided me much
early information on DMSO and was the person most responsible for getting me
interested in DMSO and medical research and treatment in general.
Frank Cousineau and Lorraine Rosenthal of the Cancer Control Society have
always given information and encouragement.
Others who have had a major influence either on this book or on my
experience with DMSO or health information or products in general include
Linda Walton, Dr. Veronika Voss, Dr. Carolyn Goldman, Irving Schultz, Gary
Schultz, Irving Schaeffner MD, Marjorie Ward, Leona Reams, Travis Thomas,
and Evelyn Jackson.
We would also like to thank Jessica “Jay” Yurick for her typing and computer
skills.
Ron Bronson proved to be an excellent editor with a great ability to spot
errors.
Two organizations also deserve recognition for what they have done for
medical and health research and information. These are the New York Academy
of Sciences and The Cancer Control Society. Both of these organizations are
known for providing honest, reliable information.
Forewords
We have known Archie Scott since 1976. He did not introduce us to DMSO, but
he did provide practical knowledge in how to use DMSO to improve daily life.
Further, he provided the inspiration to share the knowledge with family, friends
and colleagues.
Over the years since we met, we have increased our knowledge exponentially
from discussions and collaboration with Archie. His knowledge of the
compound is tremendous. His practical applications in the clinical setting are
well-known to physicians in the United States and Mexico, plus numerous other
countries around the globe. Archie is among the top two or three world-wide
sources for valuable, accurate information related to DMSO, its properties, its
uses and its applications in the clinic, home and work place.
This volume is designed to be of benefit to clinician, researcher and ultimate
consumer. It contains the references necessary to satisfy the medical professional
and technical information so the practicing physician can administer DMSO to
his patients. Every emergency room should have this book in order to save lives
from a wide variety of medical conditions. The use of DMSO in veterinarian
medicine is well-known and accepted. It is time for human medicine to adopt its
near miraculous benefits without the negative effects associated with toxic and
potentially fatal pharmaceutical products.
A bottle of DMSO should be in the locker room of every athletic facility and
First Aid Kit of every athletic Coach and Trainer. This book should be included
with the bottle of DMSO.
This book is also written so the non-professional can read it and benefit from
the safe and effective properties of DMSO. It is organized in a logical format to
make it easy to use as a convenient and accessible reference.
Archie Scott has provided a very valuable benefit to mankind with the
publication of this book. His raison d’etre is to alleviate suffering and advance
scientific knowledge. We believe this compact volume will do both.
Frank Cousineau
President, Life Support
President, Cancer Control Society President, International Association of Cancer
Victors and Friends May 2013