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Episode 299: DMSO – Help For All the Internal Organs

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Dr. Stephen Nedd lists heart attacks, liver cirrhosis, gallstones, pulmonary fibrosis, and ARDS as DMSO targets.

1. Body Chat Podcast episode 299 centers on DMSO and how it is presented as a possible aid for internal organs. 2. Ron Nedd hosts with Dr. Stephen Nedd, his brother, and Stephen says he runs a chiropractic practice in Clearwater, Florida. 3. The episode asks what DMSO can do for organs such as the heart, liver, lungs, pancreas, kidneys, and reproductive system. 4. Stephen Nedd opens with a list of conditions he says DMSO has been used for, including heart attacks, liver cirrhosis, gallstones, pulmonary fibrosis, pancreatitis, diabetes, kidney stones, prostatitis, infertility, and ARDS. 5. He explains ischemia-reperfusion injury by describing clamping an artery for 30 minutes to an hour and then restoring blood flow. 6. He says DMSO given before or shortly after that injury often prevented the condition from becoming full blown. 7. Ron Nedd asks about acute events like strokes and heart attacks, and Stephen says timing is critical. 8. Stephen says the ideal situation is having DMSO already in the body before an event, but using it as soon as possible still matters. 9. He cites a Midwestern doctor article titled "How DMSO Protects and Heals the Internal Organs" and mentions chest application and drinking it on the spot for a heart attack. 10. He then shifts to a 2012 rat study where blood flow to the heart was cut off for 30 minutes and reperfused for two hours. 11. That study reportedly found less necrosis and less left-ventricle dysfunction when DMSO was given ahead of time. 12. He also mentions a 1967 rabbit study in the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences that combined DMSO and hydrogen peroxide immediately after heart blood flow was blocked. 13. The episode says that study showed reduced heart damage, which Stephen attributes partly to extra oxygen from hydrogen peroxide. 14. For sepsis, Stephen cites a 1982 study of 42 very ill patients who developed sepsis after resuscitation. 15. He says intravenous DMSO was effective in those patients, including some with antibiotic-resistant bacteria. 16. The gastrointestinal section compares DMSO with standard therapies for ulcerative colitis, gastric ulcers, and duodenal ulcers. 17. Stephen cites a June 1992 study in the Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine where a DMSO combination and an allopurinol combination each produced 84% recovery after two weeks. 18. He also cites a 1991 Intensive Care Medicine study in which 22% of controls developed gastric ulcers versus 4% of DMSO recipients. 19. The episode then says DMSO helped liver and gallbladder issues, including rabbit liver ischemia studies, a Brazilian post-surgery oxidative-stress study, and a 12-patient cirrhosis program with oral DMSO and aloe vera. 20. Stephen closes by saying the next episode will cover DMSO, brain injuries, brain diseases, strokes, and Alzheimer's disease.

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