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DMSO: a scientific overview of its properties, practical use and safety

DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is a substance known primarily as a strong solvent and for its ability to rapidly penetrate the skin. Fundamentally, it is a by-product of wood processing, but it is considered a substance with exceptionally strong biological effects. DMSO has anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and regenerative effects, especially for local issues with muscles, joints, and soft tissues. Proper use is important, with purity, precision, and understanding of its mechanism of action being key.

Basic recommendation:
As support for Zapper-Pro frequency therapies, it is recommended to use a simple mixture of 50 % DMSO + 50 % sterile physiological solution, prepared in a clean glass bottle with a sprayer. The mixture before the start of the frequency treatment is applied to the body area for which we will perform the frequency therapy, e.g. on the kidneys, liver... DMSO supports relief and tissue responsiveness, and due to its high penetration capability, it also helps in removing metabolic and degradation residues of parasites, viruses and bacteria, neutralized during the frequency therapy. In this way, we also remove toxins more quickly, for example those that the liver excretes during the treatment. This practice is not recommended for the head area. The general effect of using the device Zapper-Pro is further enhanced or increased.

Read more about the connection between frequencies and DMSO in the following sections of this article.

DMSO represents a bridge between science and nature – a simple, yet exceptionally powerful tool, which, with understanding and responsible use, offers surprising potential for supporting the body and healing processes.

Important: The information is summarized from available literature and does not replace medical advice. Sources are found at the end of the article.
  • If you are taking or using medications (including creams/gels), consult a doctor or pharmacist before use.
  • For pregnancy/breastfeeding and for children, we recommend additional caution and professional advice.
  • Do not apply DMSO to dirty skin, tattoos, or skin with residues of chlorine/cleaners.

What is DMSO

DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is a small, amphiphilic molecule (soluble in both water and fats), which has been used for decades as an industrial and laboratory solvent. A special feature of DMSO is its ability to penetrate through skin and biological membranes, which is why it is often mentioned outside of classical industrial contexts in practice.

It is precisely this property that means DMSO is not a “normal liquid”. What is present on the skin at the time of application can, under certain conditions, penetrate deeper into the tissue. Therefore, DMSO use always calls for clean skin, appropriate concentration and thoughtful use. More about DMSO chemistry →

Transdermal permeability (permeation through skin): DMSO is often described as a substance that can increase the permeation of certain substances through the skin barrier. Because of this, understanding its mechanism of action is key to safer use. How the transdermal effect works →

DMSO, DMS and MSM – common confusion

The names of some sulfur compounds are similar, but they are different substances with different properties:

  • DMSO – dimethyl sulfoxide, known as a solvent and substance carrier.
  • DMS – dimethyl sulfide, a volatile compound associated with a characteristic "garlic-like" odor that may appear after using DMSO.
  • MSM – methylsulfonylmethane, a dietary supplement, which is chemically and functionally different from DMSO.
Important: a similar name does not mean similar effects. These substances are not used in the same way and are not interchangeable with each other.

Sulfur and sensitivities

The term «sulfur allergy» often appears, but in practice it is frequently misunderstood. Sensitivities are usually related to specific sulfur compounds, not sulfur as an element. Explanation about sulfur, sulfites and allergies →

Physical properties to be well aware of

  • Freezing point: DMSO in its pure form freezes at approximately 18–19 °C (this does not mean it is spoiled).
  • Hygroscopicity: absorbs moisture from the environment, so proper storage is important.
  • Thermal effect: when diluted with water, the mixture may temporarily heat up.
Practical consequence: understanding the basic properties of DMSO enables more thoughtful handling, fewer unwanted reactions and better orientation when using it.

Quality and Intended Use

DMSO is available in various qualities and intended uses. For skin contact, it makes sense to choose products with clearly marked purity, origin, and intended use. Pharmaceutical vs. industrial quality →

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History of DMSO – from industry to medicine

DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) was first described in the second half of the 19th century, when chemists were researching by-products of wood and lignin processing. In 1866, it was first isolated by the Russian chemist Alexander M. Saytzeff. Initially, it was interesting mainly as an industrial solvent, because it effectively dissolved many substances that were problematic for other solvents.

The turning point occurred in the middle of the 20th century, when researchers discovered its ability to protect cells during freezing and its unique property of penetrating through skin and cell membranes while carrying other beneficial substances with it.

Despite promising results, DMSO has never become part of routine clinical therapy. Due to media sensationalism, the caution of regulators, and especially the fact that the substance cannot be patented, it has remained on the fringes of the system. Thus, it gradually became a »folk remedy« — accessible, effective, and still in use today among individuals, therapists, and athletes around the world.

More serious scientific interest in DMSO emerged in the 1950s, when researchers observed that the substance unusually quickly passes through the skin and other biological membranes. This property triggered a wave of research in the fields of pharmacy, biology, and medicine.

Research in the 1950s and 1960s

In the 1960s, extensive research on the potential medical use of DMSO was conducted in the US and elsewhere around the world. They examined it as:

  • a solvent and excipient for medicines,
  • a remedy for pain and inflammation,
  • a cryoprotective agent for storing cells and tissues.

During this period, DMSO also quickly spread outside of strictly scientific circles, which led to inconsistent and sometimes thoughtless use. As a result, reports of unwanted effects also appeared, especially at high concentrations or improper use.

Regulatory restrictions and limitations

In 1965, US regulatory authorities (FDA) temporarily restricted further clinical research on DMSO after animal studies showed changes in the lens of the eye at very high doses. This decision strongly slowed the broader medical use of DMSO, although research did not completely cease.

It is important to emphasize that these findings were related to exceptionally high concentrations and conditions that significantly differ from controlled, diluted use. Despite this, caution has become a constant in further development.

Modern Use and Research

Today, DMSO is primarily used in specialized and regulated environments, for example as an auxiliary substance in pharmacy, in laboratories, and in cell and tissue cryopreservation. In these environments, its use is precisely controlled and standardized.

In parallel with this, interest in the practical use of DMSO outside of official medicine has been maintained over the decades. Because of this, it is especially important today that information about the substance is balanced, historically grounded, and free of exaggerated promises.

Historical insight: DMSO is an example of a substance with exceptional properties, where history clearly shows how important knowledge, caution, and the context of use are.

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Properties and Mechanisms of Action

DMSO is a substance with an unusual combination of physical and chemical properties, which is difficult to find in a single molecule. It is precisely this combination that explains why DMSO is used as a solvent, auxiliary substance and research tool in various scientific fields.

Small molecule with high mobility

The DMSO molecule is small and symmetrical, which allows it to move quickly in aqueous and fatty environments. Because of this, it easily mixes with water, alcohol, and many organic compounds.

This property is also important in a biological context, as small molecules more easily pass through membranes than larger and more complex structures.

Amphiphilicity – the link between water and fat

DMSO is an amphiphilic substance – part of the molecule is hydrophilic, part is lipophilic. This means that it can act as a kind of “bridge” between aqueous and lipid environments in the body.

It is precisely because of this property that DMSO can dissolve substances, which would otherwise remain separate (e.g. water-soluble and fat-soluble). How does this work on a molecular level →

Solvent and stabilizing effect

In laboratories and pharmacy, DMSO is used as a strong solvent when other liquids are insufficient. In addition, it can stabilize some substances that are otherwise sensitive to degradation or discoloration.

Due to these properties, it has become a standard tool in the storage of cells and tissues (cryopreservation), where it helps reduce damage during freezing.

Concentration effect

The action of DMSO is strongly dependent on concentration. Lower concentrations behave differently than higher ones, which affects both the solvent properties and the interaction with tissues.

Important: higher concentrations do not necessarily mean “better effect”. They are more often associated with skin irritation or other unwanted reactions.

Antioxidant and prooxidant aspects

In scientific literature, it is described that DMSO, depending on concentration, tissue, and conditions, can have either antioxidant or pro-oxidant effects. This means that its effect is not unambiguous, but rather depends on the context of use.

In this context, the literature also mentions antioxidant supportive mechanisms (e.g., vitamin C and other antioxidants), primarily as part of the general balance of oxidative processes in the body, not as a standalone therapy. That is why appropriate concentrations, breaks, and moderation are more important than an aggressive approach.

Why understanding mechanisms matters

Understanding the basic mechanisms of DMSO's action helps set realistic expectations and reduce risks arising from incorrect or thoughtless use.

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Safety and what to avoid

DMSO has special properties that require more caution than typical topical preparations. Most of the complications reported are not due to the substance itself, but to improper use, excessively high concentrations or application on improperly prepared skin.

Most important rule:
whatever is on the skin at the time of application can, together with DMSO, penetrate deeper into the tissue.

Clean skin – a basic requirement

  • Before application, wash the skin with a mild soap and water.
  • Rinse thoroughly and completely dry.
  • Do not apply to skin with traces of: perfumes, creams, oils, makeup, repellents or cleansers.
  • After swimming in a pool, wait and thoroughly clean the skin (chlorine + DMSO is not a suitable combination).

When not to use DMSO

  • Tattoos (even older ones) – risk of color transfer to deeper tissues.
  • Damaged, inflamed, or cracked skin.
  • Skin with residues of chemicals or solvents.
  • Concurrent use with medications without professional advice (including topical gels or creams).
Special caution: pregnancy, breastfeeding, children, and individuals with known skin conditions or severe allergies.

Concentration and frequency

Higher concentrations of DMSO do not necessarily mean a better choice. They more often cause:

  • redness,
  • tingling sensation,
  • dryness or flaking of the skin.

It makes sense to start with lower concentrations and observe the skin's response. With long-term use, breaks are recommended.

Materials and accessories

  • Use containers made of glass or verified plastics (e.g. PETE).
  • For application: a clean cotton pad or a brush with natural bristles.
  • Avoid unverified synthetic materials.

Odour and sensations after application

In some people, after use, a characteristic garlic-like odor may appear, which is a result of metabolic processes in the body. It is usually transient and is not a sign of danger.

Safety summary: proper skin preparation, appropriate concentration and moderation are key factors for safer DMSO use.

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Dilution, ratios and purpose of use

With DMSO, proper dilution is one of the most important factors for safe and meaningful use. The action of DMSO is closely related to water, as water enables the proper arrangement of molecules and their passage through tissues. An overly high concentration does not mean a better effect, but more often leads to irritation or unwanted skin reactions.

Basic principle: DMSO and water function as a system – the balance between them is more important than a high concentration.

Why dilution is key

DMSO behaves differently at lower concentrations than at higher ones. In water, molecules are arranged in a way that makes it easier for them to pass through tissues, whereas at excessively high concentrations, DMSO molecules strongly bind to each other. This can increase the local effect, while also increasing the risk of redness, a burning sensation, or skin thickening.

Different tissues contain different amounts of water. Soft tissues and areas with good blood circulation usually require lower concentrations than dry or connective tissues.

Water or physiological saline?

For most external (topical) uses, DMSO is diluted with distilled or deionized water. This is also the basic recommendation in the literature.

Physiological saline is primarily used on sensitive mucous membranes (e.g., eyes, ears, nose), where maintaining natural osmotic balance is important. For normal use on the skin, physiological saline is not essential and does not offer a general advantage over water.

Recommended concentrations and usage examples

The table below shows commonly used DMSO concentrations and examples of purposes of use, as mentioned in practice and literature. This is for guidance only, not universal rules.

Concentration Ratio (DMSO : water) Example for 10 ml Examples of purposes of use
30–40 % 3–4 : 7–6 3–4 ml DMSO + water to a total of 10 ml very sensitive skin, first test, superficial tissues, lymphatic areas
50 % 1 : 1 5 ml DMSO + 5 ml water general local use, soft tissues, tension, supportive use in inflammations
60–70 % 6–7 : 4–3 6–7 ml DMSO + water to a total of 10 ml deeper soft tissues, joints, tendons, hematomas, localized areas of thickened tissue
80 % 4 : 1 8 ml DMSO + 2 ml water local points, short-term use, experienced users

How to prepare the mixture

  • Use clean water (distilled or demineralized).
  • First measure the water, then add DMSO.
  • Mix in a glass container or verified plastic (e.g. PETE).
  • Use clean tools free of detergent residues.

Patch test and adjustment

Always perform a patch test on a small area of skin before first use. Mild warmth or transient redness are common reactions and usually subside within 10–20 minutes.

If the response is too strong, reduce the concentration. If the skin tolerates the mixture well, the concentration can be gradually adjusted as needed.

Warning: repeated use of very high concentrations in the same area is not recommended.
Summary: proper dilution, clean skin and monitoring the response are the foundation of responsible DMSO use.

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Practical Use (General Framework)

The following is a useful “framework,” not a universal protocol. For specific conditions, it is crucial to consider individual circumstances.

Before application – check list

  • Skin clean, without perfumes, creams, makeup, oils, repellents.
  • No pool chlorine or cleaning agents on the skin.
  • No tattoo at the application site.
  • Start with a lower % (e.g. 30–50 %) and observe the reaction.

How often?

For long-term use, it makes sense to take breaks (e.g. periodically), especially if dryness, flaking or sensitivity occurs.

Detoxification response (body adaptation)

In some people, transient reactions may occur upon use of DMSO, such as fatigue, headache, a feeling of pressure, mild weakness, or changes in the skin. This is often described in the literature as a detoxification or adaptive response of the body.

Such reactions are usually not a sign of an allergy, but rather a result of changes in the local tissue environment and metabolic processes. In the case of more pronounced reactions, it is advisable to reduce the concentration, lengthen the breaks between applications, or temporarily discontinue use. Observing the response and exercising moderation are key.

If you are taking medications: DMSO can alter the passage of substances into tissue. A consultation is recommended before use.

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Mixtures and combinations

One of the most distinctive properties of DMSO is its ability to increase the passage of other substances through the skin and biological membranes. Because of this, combining DMSO with other substances can have a meaningful purpose – but also requires greater caution than usual topical use.

Basic rule:
DMSO does not distinguish between »beneficial« and »undesirable« substances. Whatever is in the mixture or on the skin can penetrate deeper into the tissue.

What is usually used as a base

The most common and most neutral combination is DMSO + water. Water enables proper molecular arrangement and control over concentration.

  • Distilled water – the primary choice for most mixtures.
  • Physiological solution – primarily for mucous membranes (e.g. nose, ears, eyes), not for general use on skin.

Common and "softer" combinations

The following combinations are often used in practice due to better tolerability or relief of the sensation of heat.

  • Aloe vera (pure, without additives)
    – often used to reduce skin irritation, the sensation of heat or dryness of the skin.
  • DMSO + water + aloe vera
    – a milder combination, suitable for more sensitive skin.
Important: use only products with clearly declared ingredients, without fragrances, colors, alcohol or preservatives.

Combinations requiring additional caution

Due to the permeating effect of DMSO, special caution is needed with certain substances:

  • Herbal extracts and tinctures
    – only if well known, pure and properly diluted.
  • Vitamins and minerals
    – possible deeper penetration into tissue, therefore low concentrations and gradual testing.
  • Homeopathic preparations
    – some are combined with DMSO, however without uniform guidelines; caution is needed.
Principle of moderation: more ingredients mean more unknowns. When using combinations, always start with the lowest concentrations.

Combinations not recommended

  • Medications (topical or systemic) without professional advice.
  • Essential oils – highly concentrated substances, which can cause irritation or toxic effects with deep application.
  • Disinfectants, alcohols, cleaners.
  • Cosmetic products with fragrances, dyes, preservatives or unknown additives.
Do not experiment on the fly: DMSO is not suitable for random mixing or improvisation.

How to combine responsibly

  • Always start with a single additional ingredient.
  • Use lower concentrations of DMSO.
  • Before first use, perform a test application.
  • Observe the skin's reaction and wait sufficient time before repeating or changing the mixture.
Summary: when mixing with DMSO, the rule applies «less is more» – simplicity, purity and caution are more important than complexity.

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DMSO recipes – 9 practical formulations

Below are the DMSO recipes intended for experienced users who wish to add ingredients, such as colloidal silver, to local mixtures. However, you can also use all the recipes in exactly the same way as described elsewhere in this article – using distilled water or physiological solution, without any additional ingredients.

The recipes and most of the professional information about the action, use, and safety of DMSO in this section are based on the book Healing with DMSO – The Complete Guide to Safe and Natural Treatments by Amanda Vollmer, which is considered one of the most comprehensive and practically oriented sources in this field.

For each recipe, selected examples of supporting frequency programs for performing frequency therapy with the device Zapper-Pro are also listed. You will notice that certain supporting therapies repeat across different recipes, which is not coincidental. You can read an explanation of why this is the case and how to meaningfully start with frequency therapies here: How to start and why some supporting therapies are always present .

More information about the connection between organs, frequencies, and the functioning of the body according to the principle of the five elements can be found at this link: Understanding health according to the principle of the five elements .

The source of the used frequency programs is the database ETDFL.com. The entire book with all frequencies in your language is available free of charge here: ETDFL frequency list in your language . More information about the Zapper-Pro device and its accompanying equipment is available on the website zapper-pro.si.

DMSO recipes for support:

Fungi Pain Eyes Ears Sinuses Wounds Mouth Scalp Vitamins/minerals

Ingredients

  • 1 ml of Lugol's iodine or povidone-iodine
  • 44 ml of 99.995 % pharmaceutical-grade pure DMSO
  • 55 ml of distilled water

Preparation

Into a clean bottle with a dropper, add iodine, DMSO, and distilled water. Secure the cap and shake until well mixed. Store at room temperature in a dark cabinet.

Usage

For nail fungus: Wash the skin and nails thoroughly with a non-toxic soap. Apply 1 to 2 drops (just enough to cover the top and bottom of the nail) twice daily on the nail, under the nail plate, and on the surrounding skin. It may take up to six months for complete improvement.

For athlete's foot: Soak your feet for 5 minutes in a 50% solution of apple cider vinegar and water, then dry thoroughly. Apply 1 to 2 drops (just enough to cover the affected areas) between the toes and on all affected areas of skin twice daily until symptoms subside. If possible, wash shoes in a washing machine or replace old shoes to prevent reinfection.

Supportive frequency programs (ETDFL.com)

  • Fungus / fungal infections (general) – basic supportive program for skin and nail fungal infections.
    50 Hz, 370 Hz, 900 Hz, 2,500 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 73,300 Hz, 95,750 Hz, 175,000 Hz, 269,710 Hz, 355,080 Hz
  • Candida – support for candida (often as the "background" of recurring fungal issues).
    40 Hz, 400 Hz, 780 Hz, 5,290 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 37,000 Hz, 320,050 Hz, 434,000 Hz, 792,000 Hz, 985,670 Hz
  • Dermatophytes – targeted support for athlete's foot and fungal skin infections.
    140 Hz, 260 Hz, 600 Hz, 2,500 Hz, 32,500 Hz, 37,570 Hz, 87,500 Hz, 175,160 Hz, 317,350 Hz, 323,060 Hz
  • Fungal infections on nails – support for stubborn infections of the nail plate.
    70 Hz, 350 Hz, 700 Hz, 45,000 Hz, 77,250 Hz, 114,690 Hz, 320,000 Hz, 637,100 Hz, 805,870 Hz, 973,500 Hz
  • Athlete's foot
    20 Hz, 750 Hz, 900 Hz, 5,950 Hz, 8,500 Hz, 125,690 Hz, 263,000 Hz, 592,600 Hz, 758,570 Hz, 823,440 Hz
  • Inflammation / anti-inflammatory support – for redness, tingling sensation, itching, and inflamed nail bed.
    70 Hz, 120 Hz, 850 Hz, 9,500 Hz, 88,000 Hz, 141,200 Hz, 297,500 Hz, 425,950 Hz, 675,310 Hz, 827,000 Hz
  • Lymph / lymphatic drainage – relief of tissues and support for excretion (useful in chronic conditions).
    140 Hz, 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 11,950 Hz, 25,540 Hz, 35,670 Hz, 87,500 Hz, 93,500 Hz, 234,250 Hz, 527,810 Hz
  • Immune support – general support for the body's immune response.
    150 Hz, 240 Hz, 680 Hz, 810 Hz, 32,500 Hz, 197,500 Hz, 332,500 Hz, 555,370 Hz, 696,500 Hz, 875,520 Hz
  • Liver - Support – support for metabolism and flow (TCM: liver = silent flow of Qi).
    200 Hz, 220 Hz, 680 Hz, 2,450 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 326,160 Hz, 505,510 Hz, 632,010 Hz
  • Kidneys - Support – support for basic vitality (TCM: kidneys = root of energy).
    120 Hz, 680 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,070 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 97,500 Hz, 275,620 Hz, 523,010 Hz, 687,450 Hz
  • Intestines - Support – support for the balance of the microbiome, especially in recurring issues.
    80 Hz, 240 Hz, 570 Hz, 2,500 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,050 Hz, 191,130 Hz, 254,080 Hz, 343,300 Hz, 639,180 Hz

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Need

  • Mortar and pestle, or a zip-top bag and rolling pin
  • 30 dried cloves
  • 99.995 % pharmaceutical-grade pure DMSO (quantity as needed)

Preparation

Lightly crush 30 cloves in a mortar or in a bag with a rolling pin and transfer them to the bottle. Add enough DMSO to cover the cloves, leaving room to shake the bottle and fit the dropper. Shake the bottle daily for the next 7 days. Then strain out the cloves and return the liquid to the bottle. If desired, you can supplement with additional DMSO. Store at room temperature in a dark place.

Usage

For toothache: Apply 1 or 2 drops on the affected area 2–3 times daily or as needed. You may need to apply a few drops every 15 minutes until you achieve the desired effect. If there is no relief after one hour, you will need to use other measures. Of course, also visit a dentist.

For muscle or nerve pain: In a small glass container or a glass measuring jar, measure 14 drops of the formula and add 6 drops of clean distilled water or juice from clean aloe vera gel without preservatives. Apply the entire mixture to clean skin on the affected area up to 4 times daily.

Support Frequency Programs (ETDFL)

  • Pain – general anti-pain support for acute or chronic pain.
    160 Hz, 350 Hz, 950 Hz, 5,260 Hz, 14,500 Hz, 17,500 Hz, 72,500 Hz, 215,700 Hz, 456,500 Hz, 517,500 Hz
  • Teeth and oral cavity (holistic support) – support for the health of teeth, gums and surrounding tissues; suitable for toothache, periodontal problems and imbalance of oral flora.
    60 Hz, 200 Hz, 830 Hz, 2,750 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 15,000 Hz, 85,540 Hz, 175,000 Hz, 225,000 Hz, 575,830 Hz
  • Inflammation / anti-inflammatory support – reduction of inflammatory response, swelling and local irritation.
    70 Hz, 120 Hz, 850 Hz, 9,500 Hz, 88,000 Hz, 141,200 Hz, 297,500 Hz, 425,950 Hz, 675,310 Hz, 827,000 Hz
  • Nervous system (calming / regeneration) – support for peripheral and central nervous system, important for neuralgia and hypersensitivity.
    130 Hz, 370 Hz, 780 Hz, 900 Hz, 213,520 Hz, 335,530 Hz, 413,980 Hz, 635,000 Hz, 795,220 Hz, 826,320 Hz
  • Microcirculation – improvement of local perfusion and tissue supply, which supports regeneration and pain reduction.
    70 Hz, 730 Hz, 5,000 Hz, 7,250 Hz, 92,500 Hz, 352,930 Hz, 451,170 Hz, 519,680 Hz, 684,810 Hz, 712,810 Hz
  • Lymph / lymphatic drainage – relief of tissues and removal of inflammatory metabolites.
    140 Hz, 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 11,950 Hz, 25,540 Hz, 35,670 Hz, 87,500 Hz, 93,500 Hz, 234,250 Hz, 527,810 Hz
  • Muscles (relaxation) – release of muscular tension, which often maintains or aggravates pain.
    130 Hz, 400 Hz, 620 Hz, 900 Hz, 5,580 Hz, 117,250 Hz, 442,580 Hz, 657,510 Hz, 722,590 Hz, 865,870 Hz
  • Immune support – general support for the body's defense mechanisms.
    150 Hz, 240 Hz, 680 Hz, 810 Hz, 32,500 Hz, 197,500 Hz, 332,500 Hz, 555,370 Hz, 696,500 Hz, 875,520 Hz
  • Liver – support – support for metabolism and breakdown of inflammatory mediators.
    200 Hz, 220 Hz, 680 Hz, 2,450 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 326,160 Hz, 505,510 Hz, 632,010 Hz
  • Kidneys – support – support for basic vitality and regulation of fluids (TCM: root of energy).
    120 Hz, 680 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,070 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 97,500 Hz, 275,620 Hz, 523,010 Hz, 687,450 Hz

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Ingredients

  • 24 ml of sterile physiological solution (0.9 % NaCl)
  • 6 ml of 99.995 % pharmaceutical-grade pure DMSO

Sterile Technique

Sterility is of crucial importance when preparing eye drops, as the eye is extremely sensitive to contamination by microorganisms.

Disassemble all parts of the dropper bottle. Boil water in a pot and carefully submerge the parts of the bottle in the boiling water using tongs or a spoon. Let them boil for five minutes, then remove them and place them on a clean towel or drying rack to air dry. Once dry, reassemble the parts with clean hands or use clean gloves. During the preparation of the solution, keep the bottle closed to prevent contamination from the air.

Preparation of the solution

Into a sterile bottle with a dropper, using a syringe, first add 6 ml of DMSO. Then add 24 ml of already prepared sterile physiological solution. Close the bottle and gently shake it to evenly mix the liquids. The mixture will slightly warm up due to the exothermic (heat) reaction between DMSO and water. In this way, you will prepare approximately a 20-percent physiological ocular DMSO solution.

Label and date the bottle; it is recommended to prepare a new solution every six months.

For cleaner use of eye drops, thoroughly wash your hands with soap and hot water and dry them with a clean towel before use. Be careful not to touch your eye or the area around your eye with the tip of the dropper, as this would cause contamination. If this happens, wash the dropper in hot soapy water and dry it with a clean paper towel or freshly washed towel.

Supporting frequency programs (ETDFL)

  • Nervous system (calming / regulation) – calming an overburdened nervous system, which also affects vision.
    130 Hz, 370 Hz, 780 Hz, 900 Hz, 213,520 Hz, 335,530 Hz, 413,980 Hz, 635,000 Hz, 795,220 Hz, 826,320 Hz
  • Microcirculation (eyes and head) – improvement of blood supply to small blood vessels in the area of the eyes and head.
    70 Hz, 730 Hz, 5,000 Hz, 7,250 Hz, 92,500 Hz, 352,930 Hz, 451,170 Hz, 519,680 Hz, 684,810 Hz, 712,810 Hz
  • Lymph (head and face) – support for fluid drainage and relief of the eye area.
    140 Hz, 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 11,950 Hz, 25,540 Hz, 35,670 Hz, 87,500 Hz, 93,500 Hz, 234,250 Hz, 527,810 Hz
  • Inflammation / anti-inflammatory support – reduction of inflammatory response and irritation.
    70 Hz, 120 Hz, 850 Hz, 9,500 Hz, 88,000 Hz, 141,200 Hz, 297,500 Hz, 425,950 Hz, 675,310 Hz, 827,000 Hz
  • Immune support – general support for the body's immune response.
    150 Hz, 240 Hz, 680 Hz, 810 Hz, 32,500 Hz, 197,500 Hz, 332,500 Hz, 555,370 Hz, 696,500 Hz, 875,520 Hz
  • Liver – support – according to TCM, the liver directly affects the eyes and the quality of vision.
    200 Hz, 220 Hz, 680 Hz, 2,450 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 326,160 Hz, 505,510 Hz, 632,010 Hz
  • Kidneys – support – support for basic vitality and deeper regeneration (TCM: essence Jing).
    120 Hz, 680 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,070 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 97,500 Hz, 275,620 Hz, 523,010 Hz, 687,450 Hz

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Ingredients

  • 5 ml 99.995 % pharmaceutical-grade pure DMSO
  • 45 ml colloidal silver 15 ppm

Preparation

Add DMSO and colloidal silver to a clean dropper bottle. Close and gently shake. Before use, wait for the exothermic (heat-releasing) reaction to complete.

Usage

Apply 1 or 2 drops in each ear 1–2 times daily for one week. Once symptoms subside, continue for a few more days to ensure the issue does not return. Label and date the bottle. Prepare a new solution after six months.

Support frequency programs (ETDFL)

  • Otitis – support for inflammation of the outer, middle, or inner ear.
    30 Hz, 240 Hz, 700 Hz, 1,770 Hz, 12,330 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 135,520 Hz, 550,000 Hz, 726,290 Hz, 875,000 Hz
  • Nerves (auditory and related nerves) – support for nerve structures related to hearing and sound perception.
    130 Hz, 370 Hz, 780 Hz, 900 Hz, 213,520 Hz, 335,530 Hz, 413,980 Hz, 635,000 Hz, 795,220 Hz, 826,320 Hz
  • Microcirculation (ear and head) – improvement of blood flow to small structures of the ear and head.
    70 Hz, 730 Hz, 5,000 Hz, 7,250 Hz, 92,500 Hz, 352,930 Hz, 451,170 Hz, 519,680 Hz, 684,810 Hz, 712,810 Hz
  • Lymph (head, neck) – support for fluid drainage and relief of the ear area.
    140 Hz, 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 11,950 Hz, 25,540 Hz, 35,670 Hz, 87,500 Hz, 93,500 Hz, 234,250 Hz, 527,810 Hz
  • Inflammation / anti-inflammatory support – reduction of inflammatory response and tissue irritation.
    70 Hz, 120 Hz, 850 Hz, 9,500 Hz, 88,000 Hz, 141,200 Hz, 297,500 Hz, 425,950 Hz, 675,310 Hz, 827,000 Hz
  • Immune support – general support for the body's defense mechanisms, important in recurring inflammations.
    150 Hz, 240 Hz, 680 Hz, 810 Hz, 32,500 Hz, 197,500 Hz, 332,500 Hz, 555,370 Hz, 696,500 Hz, 875,520 Hz
  • Liver – support – according to TCM the liver influences flow and internal balance.
    200 Hz, 220 Hz, 680 Hz, 2,450 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 326,160 Hz, 505,510 Hz, 632,010 Hz
  • Kidneys – support – according to TCM the kidneys influence hearing and the inner ear (Jing essence).
    120 Hz, 680 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,070 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 97,500 Hz, 275,620 Hz, 523,010 Hz, 687,450 Hz

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Ingredients

  • 240 ml of distilled water
  • ¼ teaspoon (1.25 ml) of iodine-free sea salt
  • 11 ml of 99.995 % pharmaceutical-grade pure DMSO
  • ½ teaspoon (2.5 ml) of 15 ppm colloidal silver
  • ½ teaspoon (2.5 ml) of aloe vera gel juice without preservatives (optional)

Note

For sinus rinsing intended for the management of sinus infections, polyps, injuries, allergies, or general inflammation, a 5- to 10-percent DMSO solution is ideal. Do not use this solution if the inside of the nose is irritated and/or bleeding.

Preparation and use

You will find it easiest to use the mixture with a neti pot.

When preparing, use lukewarm distilled water to prevent bacterial contamination. If you only have tap water available, first bring it to a boil, keep it boiling for 3 minutes, and let it cool until lukewarm. Add iodine-free sea salt to the lukewarm water and mix until it is completely dissolved. Add DMSO and then colloidal silver using a plastic or wooden spoon (not a metal one). Gently mix. You can use this prepared mixture to rinse your sinuses.

If the solution stings too much, add ½ teaspoon of aloe vera gel juice without preservatives to soothe the sinus tissues.

Support frequency programs (ETDFL)

  • Sinusitis (sinus inflammation) – support for acute or chronic inflammation of the paranasal cavities and their mucous membranes.
    130 Hz, 400 Hz, 57,500 Hz, 92,500 Hz, 175,190 Hz, 479,920 Hz, 527,000 Hz, 667,000 Hz, 742,000 Hz, 988,900 Hz
  • Microcirculation (face and head) – improvement of blood supply to small structures in the sinus area.
    70 Hz, 730 Hz, 5,000 Hz, 7,250 Hz, 92,500 Hz, 352,930 Hz, 451,170 Hz, 519,680 Hz, 684,810 Hz, 712,810 Hz
  • Lymph (head, neck) – support for fluid drainage and relief of the sinus area.
    140 Hz, 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 11,950 Hz, 25,540 Hz, 35,670 Hz, 87,500 Hz, 93,500 Hz, 234,250 Hz, 527,810 Hz
  • Inflammation / anti-inflammatory support – reduction of inflammatory response and mucosal irritation.
    70 Hz, 120 Hz, 850 Hz, 9,500 Hz, 88,000 Hz, 141,200 Hz, 297,500 Hz, 425,950 Hz, 675,310 Hz, 827,000 Hz
  • Nervous system (head, face) – support for facial nerve structures, important for pain and pressure.
    130 Hz, 370 Hz, 780 Hz, 900 Hz, 213,520 Hz, 335,530 Hz, 413,980 Hz, 635,000 Hz, 795,220 Hz, 826,320 Hz
  • Immune support – general support for defense mechanisms, important for recurring inflammations.
    150 Hz, 240 Hz, 680 Hz, 810 Hz, 32,500 Hz, 197,500 Hz, 332,500 Hz, 555,370 Hz, 696,500 Hz, 875,520 Hz
  • Liver – support – according to TCM, the liver influences flow and inflammatory processes in the head area.
    200 Hz, 220 Hz, 680 Hz, 2,450 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 326,160 Hz, 505,510 Hz, 632,010 Hz
  • Kidneys – support – support for basic vitality and deeper mucosal regeneration (TCM: essence Jing).
    120 Hz, 680 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,070 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 97,500 Hz, 275,620 Hz, 523,010 Hz, 687,450 Hz

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Ingredients

  • 50 ml of 99.995 % pharmaceutical-grade pure DMSO
  • 50 ml of distilled water or 50 ml of 15 ppm colloidal silver

Preparation

Using a funnel, pour the DMSO and distilled water into the spray bottle. If desired, you can use 50 ml of 15 ppm colloidal silver instead of water. Store the spray in a cool and dry place and prepare a new batch after six months.

Usage + Important Notes

Store the spray in a cool and dry place. Prepare a new batch every six months. This formula can be used for various types of wounds, but it is best to wait until the wound stops bleeding before using DMSO. Avoid use on surgical wounds, as the spray could dissolve the stitches.

Supportive frequency programs (ETDFL)

  • Wounds and injuries – support for acute and chronic wounds, cuts, abrasions, and tissue injuries.
    240 Hz, 920 Hz, 1,770 Hz, 18,320 Hz, 28,230 Hz, 32,120 Hz, 48,900 Hz, 54,300 Hz, 109,730 Hz, 328,500 Hz
  • Microcirculation (damaged tissue) – improvement of perfusion, oxygen and nutrient supply, important for healing.
    70 Hz, 730 Hz, 5,000 Hz, 7,250 Hz, 92,500 Hz, 352,930 Hz, 451,170 Hz, 519,680 Hz, 684,810 Hz, 712,810 Hz
  • Lymph / lymphatic drainage – removal of waste products, reduction of swelling and support for regeneration.
    140 Hz, 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 11,950 Hz, 25,540 Hz, 35,670 Hz, 87,500 Hz, 93,500 Hz, 234,250 Hz, 527,810 Hz
  • Inflammation / anti-inflammatory support – calming of the inflammatory response and prevention of complications during healing.
    70 Hz, 120 Hz, 850 Hz, 9,500 Hz, 88,000 Hz, 141,200 Hz, 297,500 Hz, 425,950 Hz, 675,310 Hz, 827,000 Hz
  • Pain – support for pain, burning sensation, or sensitivity of the wound.
    160 Hz, 350 Hz, 950 Hz, 5,260 Hz, 14,500 Hz, 17,500 Hz, 72,500 Hz, 215,700 Hz, 456,500 Hz, 517,500 Hz
  • Nerves (local regeneration) – support for nerve endings and sensation in the injured area.
    130 Hz, 370 Hz, 780 Hz, 900 Hz, 213,520 Hz, 335,530 Hz, 413,980 Hz, 635,000 Hz, 795,220 Hz, 826,320 Hz
  • Immune support – general support for defense mechanisms, important for the prevention of infections.
    150 Hz, 240 Hz, 680 Hz, 810 Hz, 32,500 Hz, 197,500 Hz, 332,500 Hz, 555,370 Hz, 696,500 Hz, 875,520 Hz
  • Liver – support – support for metabolism and breakdown of inflammatory and toxic metabolites.
    200 Hz, 220 Hz, 680 Hz, 2,450 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 326,160 Hz, 505,510 Hz, 632,010 Hz
  • Kidneys – support – support for fluid regulation and regenerative processes (TCM: essence Jing).
    120 Hz, 680 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,070 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 97,500 Hz, 275,620 Hz, 523,010 Hz, 687,450 Hz

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Ingredients

  • 3.5 ml 99.995 % pharmaceutical-grade pure DMSO
  • 3.5 ml 3 % hydrogen peroxide (food grade)
  • 7 ml distilled water or distilled water (50/50) with aloe vera gel juice without preservatives

Preparation

Combine DMSO, hydrogen peroxide, and distilled water (or distilled water with aloe vera gel juice). Gargle for a few minutes and spit it out. Do this twice daily. Do not swallow this mixture.

Additional Note

If you have oral problems, also address the cause, which is usually related to digestion and nutrition, especially a deficiency of vitamins and minerals. In more serious dental issues, always consult a dentist as soon as possible.

Supportive frequency programs (ETDFL)

  • Teeth and gums (holistic support) – support for the health of teeth, gums, and surrounding tissues; suitable for periodontal problems and sensitivity.
    60 Hz, 200 Hz, 830 Hz, 2,750 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 15,000 Hz, 85,540 Hz, 175,000 Hz, 225,000 Hz, 575,830 Hz
  • Pain – support for pain, burning sensation, or irritation in the mouth.
    160 Hz, 350 Hz, 950 Hz, 5,260 Hz, 14,500 Hz, 17,500 Hz, 72,500 Hz, 215,700 Hz, 456,500 Hz, 517,500 Hz
  • Candida / oral flora – support for imbalance in oral microbiota and fungal issues (e.g., oral thrush).
    40 Hz, 400 Hz, 780 Hz, 5,290 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 37,000 Hz, 320,050 Hz, 434,000 Hz, 792,000 Hz, 985,670 Hz
  • Microcirculation (mouth and gums) – improvement of mucosal perfusion and support for tissue regeneration.
    70 Hz, 730 Hz, 5,000 Hz, 7,250 Hz, 92,500 Hz, 352,930 Hz, 451,170 Hz, 519,680 Hz, 684,810 Hz, 712,810 Hz
  • Lymph (head, neck) – tissue relief and removal of inflammatory metabolites.
    140 Hz, 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 11,950 Hz, 25,540 Hz, 35,670 Hz, 87,500 Hz, 93,500 Hz, 234,250 Hz, 527,810 Hz
  • Immune support – general support for defense mechanisms, important for recurring oral cavity inflammations.
    150 Hz, 240 Hz, 680 Hz, 810 Hz, 32,500 Hz, 197,500 Hz, 332,500 Hz, 555,370 Hz, 696,500 Hz, 875,520 Hz
  • Liver – support – according to TCM, the liver influences the condition of the gums and mucous membranes (flow and detoxification).
    200 Hz, 220 Hz, 680 Hz, 2,450 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 326,160 Hz, 505,510 Hz, 632,010 Hz
  • Kidneys – support – support for basic vitality and tissue regeneration (TCM: essence Jing).
    120 Hz, 680 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,070 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 97,500 Hz, 275,620 Hz, 523,010 Hz, 687,450 Hz

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Ingredients

  • 50 ml 99.995 % pharmaceutical-grade pure DMSO
  • 20 ml aloe vera gel juice without preservatives
  • 30 ml distilled water
  • 6 drops of 100 % pure rosemary essential oil
  • 4 drops of 100 % pure peppermint essential oil

Preparation

Using a funnel, pour DMSO into the spray bottle. Add aloe vera gel juice, distilled water, and essential oils of rosemary and peppermint. Attach the spray nozzle and shake well.

Usage

Spray on clean, dry hair and scalp. Make sure to use a natural shampoo and conditioner. Use enough spray to cover the target area more broadly than the area you are trying to treat. Allow the spray to fully absorb. Shake the bottle well between applications. For long-term alopecia or male pattern baldness, be consistent; ideally 1–2 times daily. In some cases, it may take up to one year of regular use for noticeable hair growth to appear.

Supporting frequency programs (ETDFL)

  • Alopecia / hair loss / baldness – support for diffuse or localized hair loss and weakened growth.
    60 Hz, 5,070 Hz, 95,000 Hz, 127,670 Hz, 275,070 Hz, 455,820 Hz, 515,160 Hz, 684,810 Hz, 712,230 Hz, 993,410 Hz
  • Microcirculation (scalp) – improvement of scalp circulation and tissue supply with oxygen and nutrients.
    70 Hz, 730 Hz, 5,000 Hz, 7,250 Hz, 92,500 Hz, 352,930 Hz, 451,170 Hz, 519,680 Hz, 684,810 Hz, 712,810 Hz
  • Inflammation / irritated scalp – calming of inflammations, itching and sensitive scalp.
    70 Hz, 120 Hz, 850 Hz, 9,500 Hz, 88,000 Hz, 141,200 Hz, 297,500 Hz, 425,950 Hz, 675,310 Hz, 827,000 Hz
  • Candida / fungal scalp imbalance – support for dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis and fungal background.
    40 Hz, 400 Hz, 780 Hz, 5,290 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 37,000 Hz, 320,050 Hz, 434,000 Hz, 792,000 Hz, 985,670 Hz
  • Lymph (head, neck) – relief of tissues and removal of metabolic waste from the scalp.
    140 Hz, 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 11,950 Hz, 25,540 Hz, 35,670 Hz, 87,500 Hz, 93,500 Hz, 234,250 Hz, 527,810 Hz
  • Nervous system (stress load) – support for the nervous system; stress is a common trigger for hair loss.
    130 Hz, 370 Hz, 780 Hz, 900 Hz, 213,520 Hz, 335,530 Hz, 413,980 Hz, 635,000 Hz, 795,220 Hz, 826,320 Hz
  • Immune support – general support for the skin and scalp defense mechanisms.
    150 Hz, 240 Hz, 680 Hz, 810 Hz, 32,500 Hz, 197,500 Hz, 332,500 Hz, 555,370 Hz, 696,500 Hz, 875,520 Hz
  • Liver - support – according to TCM, the liver stores hair and influences its quality and growth.
    200 Hz, 220 Hz, 680 Hz, 2,450 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 326,160 Hz, 505,510 Hz, 632,010 Hz
  • Kidneys - Support – according to TCM kidneys represent the root of vitality and are closely connected to hair.
    120 Hz, 680 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,070 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 97,500 Hz, 275,620 Hz, 523,010 Hz, 687,450 Hz

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Ingredients

  • 1 ml of magnesium oil
  • 2 drops of Lugol's iodine or povidone-iodine
  • powder from ½ capsule of vitamin C
  • powder from ½ capsule of B-complex
  • 40 ml 99.995 % pharmaceutical-grade pure DMSO
  • 10 ml aloe vera gel juice without preservatives

Preparation

Place a funnel in the glass dropper bottle. Add magnesium oil, iodine, vitamins C and B-complex, DMSO, and aloe vera gel juice. Shake well. Store in a cool and dark place and prepare a new mixture every six months.

Usage

This mixture is intended for external use only. Apply 3 to 5 ml of the solution once or twice daily on any part of the body you wish to support in healing. Once you have more experience, you may begin experimenting with adding various vitamins or minerals to new mixtures.

Support Frequency Programs (ETDFL)

  • Microcirculation (skin and subcutaneous tissue) – improvement of local perfusion and delivery of vitamins and minerals to tissues.
    70 Hz, 730 Hz, 5,000 Hz, 7,250 Hz, 92,500 Hz, 352,930 Hz, 451,170 Hz, 519,680 Hz, 684,810 Hz, 712,810 Hz
  • Tissue regeneration – support for skin and subcutaneous tissue recovery and better utilization of nutrients.
    70 Hz, 370 Hz, 870 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 8,000 Hz, 67,500 Hz, 195,870 Hz, 427,020 Hz, 573,820 Hz, 854,000 Hz
  • Inflammation / anti-inflammatory support – calming of skin irritation and inflammatory processes.
    70 Hz, 120 Hz, 850 Hz, 9,500 Hz, 88,000 Hz, 141,200 Hz, 297,500 Hz, 425,950 Hz, 675,310 Hz, 827,000 Hz
  • Lymph / lymphatic drainage – removal of metabolic waste and relief of tissues.
    140 Hz, 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 11,950 Hz, 25,540 Hz, 35,670 Hz, 87,500 Hz, 93,500 Hz, 234,250 Hz, 527,810 Hz
  • Pain – support for sensitivity or irritation during application and analgesic effect
    160 Hz, 350 Hz, 950 Hz, 5,260 Hz, 14,500 Hz, 17,500 Hz, 72,500 Hz, 215,700 Hz, 456,500 Hz, 517,500 Hz
  • Immune support – support for the skin's defense function and regenerative processes.
    150 Hz, 240 Hz, 680 Hz, 810 Hz, 32,500 Hz, 197,500 Hz, 332,500 Hz, 555,370 Hz, 696,500 Hz, 875,520 Hz
  • Liver - Support – systemic support for metabolism and detoxification (TCM: liver = flow).
    200 Hz, 220 Hz, 680 Hz, 2,450 Hz, 3,000 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 96,500 Hz, 326,160 Hz, 505,510 Hz, 632,010 Hz
  • Kidneys - Support – support for fluid regulation and deeper regeneration (TCM: essence Jing).
    120 Hz, 680 Hz, 850 Hz, 7,500 Hz, 12,070 Hz, 27,500 Hz, 97,500 Hz, 275,620 Hz, 523,010 Hz, 687,450 Hz

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DMSO and frequency therapies – functional synergy

When understanding the connection between DMSO and frequency therapies, it is important to consider them not as competitive or mutually exclusive approaches, but as complementary tools that act on different levels of the body's system.

DMSO is fundamentally a physicochemical agent, while frequency therapies represent an informational and regulatory approach. Their connection is not based on direct chemical interaction, but on responsiveness of body tissues.

In practice, frequency therapies are often performed using the device Zapper-Pro, and the use of scalar, pulsed-magnetic, and toroidal fields is also recommended. This is possible using electrodes such as F-Gen and Tor-Gen; more information on this is available on the website zapper-pro.si.

Most programs and frequencies are based on the ETDFL frequency list (etdfl.com). The book with all frequencies is available free of charge in your language here: ETDFL frequency list in your language .

In the ETDFL book, you will find ten-frequency half-hour mini protocols or treatments that you can perform with the Zapper-Pro device. The most recommended starting point is with supportive therapies for organs (especially kidney and liver support) and mitochondria. More information on this can be found in the initial protocol for working with the Zapper-Pro.

How DMSO Works

DMSO primarily affects the local tissue environment:

  • increases cell membrane permeability,
  • reduces local inflammation and edema,
  • improves microcirculation,
  • reduces mechanical and chemical stress in tissues.

The result of these effects is not only local relief, but also a more orderly and less burdened tissue environment. Tissue that is not in acute stress, inflammation, or stagnation usually responds better to regulatory signals.

Recommendation:
As support for a combined approach, it is recommended to use a simple mixture of 50 % DMSO + 50 % sterile physiological solution, prepared in a clean bottle with a sprayer. For selected treatments, such a mixture is applied to the area to be treated before the frequency treatment starts (e.g., the kidney area). The purpose of this approach is for DMSO to support relief and responsiveness of the tissue, and due to its high penetration capability, it also helps in removing metabolic and degradation byproducts of parasites, viruses, and bacteria, neutralized during frequency therapy with the zapper. This practice is not recommended for the head area. The general effect of using the device Zapper-Pro is further enhanced or increased.
Note:
For sensitive skin, it is advisable to start cautiously (test DMSO on a small area of skin), use only clean materials, and avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.

How frequency therapies work

Frequency therapies do not act chemically, but at an informational level. Their purpose is to influence:

  • regulation of the nervous system,
  • autonomic response of the body,
  • functional state of organs and tissues,
  • adaptive and regenerative processes,
  • removal/elimination of parasites, bacteria, viruses

Such therapies are most effective when the body has the opportunity to detect a signal and respond to it. If the tissue is overloaded, inflamed, edematous, or poorly perfused, this response is often impaired.

With the Zapper-Pro device, single-frequency overnight therapies are also possible, among other things, for supporting the kidneys, liver, immune system, and other functions. More about single-frequency therapies (including frequencies for stimulating individual meridians, cranial nerves, individual vertebrae, or the entire spine) can be found here: Single-frequency therapies and broader application of frequency fields .

In support of regeneration and managing oxidative stress, hydrogen water can be used if needed: Hydrogen water as antioxidant support , in certain cases also red and infrared therapy, for example with: Red Light Pad (660 nm / 850 nm) . It is also advisable to pay attention to the acid-base balance in the body , since various parasites, cancer cells and the like proliferate mainly in an acidic body. The article at the link describes how you can easily check the acidity in your body yourself using a pH meter or litmus paper.

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Summary and key principles

DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is a substance with exceptional physical and chemical properties, which, when used properly and responsibly, has broad potential for supportive use. Its special feature is its ability to pass through the skin and affect the local tissue environment, which means it requires more knowledge and caution than typical topical preparations.

Key principles

  • Clean skin is essential: whatever is on the skin during application can penetrate deeper into the tissue.
  • Concentration is more important than quantity: higher percentages are not necessarily better.
  • Start low and go slow: test application and observing the response are fundamental rules.
  • Moderation and breaks: long-term use requires breaks.
  • Do not combine recklessly: DMSO does not distinguish between beneficial and unwanted substances.

Safety at a glance

  • Do not use on tattoos, damaged or contaminated skin.
  • Avoid concurrent use with medications without professional advice.
  • Exercise special caution during pregnancy, breastfeeding, and in children.
  • Use only highly purified pharmaceutical-grade DMSO with clear labeling.

DMSO and Frequency Therapy

DMSO and frequency therapies do not operate on the same level, but rather functionally complement each other. DMSO helps improve the local tissue environment (less tension, better microcirculation), while frequency therapy acts on the body's response at an informational and regulatory level.

In practice, a sequential approach is often used: first local support where appropriate, then frequency therapy. Many users perform this combination using devices such as Zapper-Pro.

More about frequency therapy and devices:
https://zapper-pro.si

Final Thought

DMSO is a powerful tool that requires understanding, responsibility, and context. When used properly and in combination with approaches such as frequency therapy, it provides meaningful support for bodily processes.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The questions and answers below summarize the most common dilemmas that arise when reading literature about DMSO and in its practical use. The purpose of this section is to clarify basic uncertainties and prevent the most common mistakes.

Is it normal to feel a burning or warming sensation after application?

Yes. A mild burning sensation or warmth is common, especially at higher concentrations. The sensation usually subsides within 10–20 minutes. If the burning sensation is strong or long-lasting, the concentration is likely too high.

Why does redness occur?

Redness is a common response due to increased blood flow and the interaction of DMSO with the skin. Transient redness is not concerning, whereas persistent redness is a sign that the concentration should be reduced or a break should be taken.

Why do some people notice a garlic-like odor after use?

DMSO is partially metabolized in the body into dimethyl sulfide (DMS), which is excreted through the lungs and skin. The odor is temporary and is not a sign of harmful effects.

Can DMSO be applied multiple times a day?

The literature emphasizes moderation. Frequent applications, especially with higher concentrations, increase the risk of skin irritation. Taking breaks and observing the response are advisable.

Is DMSO safe for long-term use?

The book emphasizes that most problems arise from improper use. Long-term use requires lower concentrations, breaks, and consistent adherence to safety rules.

Can DMSO be used with medications?

Caution is essential. DMSO can affect the passage of substances into tissue, therefore simultaneous use with medications without professional advice is not recommended.

Is industrial-grade DMSO suitable for skin application?

No. For skin contact, only highly purified DMSO with clear declaration and controlled quality is recommended.

Is DMSO the same as MSM?

No. They are different compounds. MSM is used as a dietary supplement, while DMSO has completely different properties and applications.

Can people be allergic to DMSO?

True allergies to DMSO are rare. More commonly, it is skin irritation or reactions due to dirty skin, high concentrations, or combinations with other substances.

Why does DMSO freeze in winter?

Pure DMSO has a freezing point around 18–19 °C. Freezing does not mean the substance is spoiled – it re-liquifies upon heating without losing its properties.

Does DMSO accumulate in the body?

DMSO is metabolized and excreted from the body. Nevertheless, the literature recommends taking breaks during regular or long-term use.

Can I apply DMSO to my face?

Facial skin is more sensitive. If used, lower concentrations and greater caution are recommended.

Can everyone use DMSO?

Special caution is required during pregnancy, breastfeeding, in children, and in individuals with known skin or allergic issues.

General recommendation: DMSO calls for a gradual approach, observation, and responsible use.

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Sources and literature

The following literature and sources were used as a basis for preparing this page. The text is a summary, adapted for web use and easier understanding.

  • Vollmer, A.
    Healing With DMSO: The Complete Guide to Safe and Natural Treatments, Ulysses Press.
  • Scientific reviews and articles on the physicochemical properties of DMSO (pharmaceuticals, biochemistry, cryopreservation).
  • Regulatory and historical records on the use of DMSO in research and medical environments.
  • ETDFL — https://etdfl.com
Note: This page is for informational purposes only and does not replace professional or medical advice.

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