DMSO The DMSO Handbook: A New Paradigm in Healthcare MMS ( Das DMSO Handbuch von Dr. Hartmut Fischer )

276 Pages·2022·19.834 MB·English

by  Dr Hartmut P.A. Fischer, Hartmut Fischer, Dr Seiriol Dafydd, Dr Rhiannon Ifans, Dr Stanley Jacob, Jim Humble

THE DMSO Hanpbsook
~A New ParapiIGM IN HEALTHCARE
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THE DMSO HANDBOOK
A New Paradigm in Healthcare

Hartmut P. A. Fischer
THE DMSO HANDBOOK
A NEw PARADIGM IN HEALTHCARE
<9 [)§ DANIEL PETER
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Publisher for a new consciousness
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Translation
from the Dr Seiriol Dafydd
German
Editing /
Dr Rhiannon Ifans
proofreading
Frank Alkemade, Alkemade Fotografie
Cover design
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Layout and
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typesetting
ISBN 978-3-9815255-5-7
Translated from the third German edition.
_ LEGAL DISCLAIMER
The procedures and case examples described in this book serve
_as information only, and require you to exercise your own judge-
ment as you read. They do not replace medical diagnosis, advice
or treatment bya holistic health practitioner or doctor.
The author has endeavoured to explain every aspect of the
topic in a clear and detailed manner, and to present external in-
formation from other sources as accurately and completely as
possible. Despite this, neither the author nor the publisher accepts ©
any responsibility for any incomplete, incorrect or inaccurate con-
tent, or any discrepancies.
Neither the author nor the publisher is fea onal for harm
of any kind resulting from the use of methods described in this
book. We expressly do not accept responsibility. for any improve-
ment or deterioration in your state of health. — _
Due to the dynamics of the internet, links fusions in the
book that were still active when the book went to press may now
have changed, or may no ey be available.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A number of wonderful people have made it possible for this book to be
completed; some of them are not even aware of how they have helped.
A friendly conversation, or assistance with other tasks can, directly or
indirectly, help to bring a project forward. One does not always recall
these numerous moments and therefore the following list is certainly not
comprehensive.
Thank you:
Dr Antje Oswald, who trustingly placed this project in my hands.
My family, for their support and understanding as I was working on this
book; in particular my wife, who patiently advised and corrected de-
spite having an engineering company of her own to manage.
Dr Marco Fug, who unearthed the results of a number of DMSO studies.
My PhD supervisor, Professor Manfred Christl, whose admirable breadth
of knowledge inspired many ideas.
All my colleagues, fellow health practitioners and doctors who, through
open exchanges of knowledge and experience, contributed a number
of additions, case experiences and new ideas.
My patients and students, who made an important contribution through
conducting their numerous self-experiments, and writing experience
reports.
Udo Bauch, whose experience provided me with a number of treatment
suggestions. He was a victim of the Eschede train crash on 3 June 1998
and has since published a book describing his personal story.
Mr G., whose ‘DMSO cases’ were an important stimulus. His lateral
thinking and unconventional approach to life’s big topics have been
an inspiration, raising justified questions regarding commonly-held
assumptions.
Our dear assistants Helga and Udo Gerstendorff, whose professional
and life experience provided important impetus.
My former schoolteacher Dr Rainer Ganns, who inspired in me an ever-
lasting interest in science.
CONTENTS
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Bere Omunsuatiole DY INJCCUON . 2. esta eeee se os 80
2.5 DMSO administration in combination with
LICE SUDSUAN COS aye cc> kal ais Sa ee ee ee re oes 91
2.5.1 DMSO and MMS / CDS or hydrogen peroxide ......... 92
Bae) att OFOCSING. a2. 5 ete a eee ceed se 116
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2.5.4 DMSO and other (cancer) medications ............... 128
252 MSOrand-ascorbic-acid: ck ners. Rayhaet De 136
3. Fields of application and case examples .................. 140
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5. Sources of supply .: 0... cc0 sce cece cet e ssc ce sc nseeres 244
GROVEIVIEW OL COSOS Gc s «cs ccs a's fe wis celts ops eee as tice eas 253
ATT WOTC PROMO. Sa, SL RRR TL Ea ae 256
LristtOl Telerences 27 es et Ae ee ee Oe. PPE EAS 258
TeleK e ee ee ATOR EEE I FUR oe 263
«YOUR HEALTH IS OUR MISSION!»