Transplants. A crossroads

So I was reading about DMSO and I noticed it mentioned liver diseases. A Mid Western doctor said :

Liver Failure
•This author reported on a study with 12 patients who had terminal liver cirrhosis who agreed to stop drinking all alcohol for the duration of the program were put on daily oral DMSO and aloe vera. Of the 8 who chose to continue the program for 6 months, all had improved health, significantly reduced vomiting, and improved liver function tests, and rather than all being dead within one year as expected, they were in better condition than they had been at the start of the study.
Note: if using DMSO for cirrhosis, it is critical to stop consuming alcohol, as DMSO can slow the metabolism of alcohol.


The reference is this book “The Dmso Handbook for Doctors by Archie H. Scott” and to add to this, the doses they used were:
These patients were given one teaspoonful of DMSO in one ounce of aloe vera juice two times a day for a period of six months


Some contradictory info, another book says “The DMSO Handbook: A New Paradigm in Healthcare” to not take it orally on liver diseases:
For liver diseases I recommend either taking DMSO via the skin or as an infusion because by taking it in this way DMSO does not pass through the portal venous system. DMSO, when taken as a drink solution, can temporarily increase the stress placed on the liver. Start treatment using doses of 0.1 gram of DMSO per kilogram of body weight, increasing gradually according to the patient’s condition.



Maybe it’s worth a shot? I just wished there was more information about it. The books can be found in this thread

Hope it helps
 
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