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Where can i find recipes and real information about DMSO?
DMSO has a decades-long suppressed clinical record stretching back to Dr. Stanley Jacob's work at Oregon Health Sciences University in the 1960s. The FDA's narrow approval was a political containment, not a scientific verdict. A robust practitioner and lay literature exists outside institutional channels, and several active Substack researchers are currently the most comprehensive living repositories of protocols and recipes.
Evidence
- Herb (Roi) Richards authored two practical books — Healing with DMSO (2021) and DMSO Dimethylsulfoxide for Humans: Recipes and Treatment (2022) — which are the most recipe-dense lay references in print, cited by Robert Yoho MD's Substack (June 2026) as foundational texts.
- Unbekoming's Substack series DMSO: Nature's Healer synthesizes the historical and clinical record in digestible form.
- Per a Vigilant Fox interview (November 2025), AMD's Substack index links every DMSO article sequentially, making it the most organized free clinical reference currently available.
- Dr. Chris Baker's Substack piece (December 2025) also recommends Ben at DMSO Direct (@DMSODirect on X) as a product and information source.
- A key safety consideration flagged across all serious sources: DMSO's penetration-enhancing effect means any co-applied substance — including contaminants on skin — will be driven systemically, so purity of both the DMSO and the application site is non-negotiable.