I cringed a bit when hearing Dr. Bones describe injections and scalpels when describing traditional treatments for bursitis. Not to sound like an evangelist, but I really wish more medical advisors (and preppers) would take a serious look at DMSO. My aging mother used to suffer from bursitis for many months at a time. Now when it flares up, she uses a rollon dmso daily. The flareup subsides within 2 weeks and the time between recurrence seems to be getting longer. She only uses it only long to get relief and then stops. Less time suffering also means less time complaining amd more productivity too. 🙂 I personally have used it off and on for 25 yrs. for a few different complaints including: arthritis, muscle and back pain, to dissolve sebaceous cyst, to treat a torn MCL in my knee, and for a sprained ankle to name a few.

DMSO is cheap (even pharma grade), and as a sulphur molecule is an anti-inflammatory, a free radical scavenger, and easily transports water across the cell membrane. It has a very low LD50 toxocity rating. It’s history and uses in sports medicine and veterinary/farm medicine are long and well documented. It’s even used to store organs for transplant.

Few “medicines” are 100% effective or safe for everyone, I am not a doctor and I can only speak for my own family’s use over the last few decades. It does need to be used safely, but for those interested, please do your own DMSO research. See http://www.DMSO.org or read the book “DMSO Natures Healer” by Dr. Morton Walker. I hope this might help someone who reads this.

Thanks for letting me offer an alternative viewpoint, and thanks again for all you and your expert panel do for the community!

Michael, both are risky, but most people in host or working in a different country usually know better to buy meat, dairy or eggs in an open street market. What I have witnessed is they think the fruits and vegetables are safe or safer and end up getting sick. Our rule was no ice in drinks, only bottled water and drinks and eat in reputable restaurants or hotels that had been vetted. Like I said it is not that all the food is bad a lot of it has to do with us not being used to the microbes in a foreign countries foods, especially in open market settings.

I hope everyone goes to crypto gulch on YouTube to get more instruction on the questions. Once in a paper wallet it depends on what coin you have to transfer out on the wallet choice. I’ve heard of many trying to pull out Bitcoin into a mew wallet which is for ETH tokens. You will loose your coin this way and they do not tell you not to do this in most places online. Bitcoin and litecoin need Bitcoin wallets like lite address.org for litecoin and bitaddress.org for Bitcoin . This crypto space is riddled which what I call skips meaning information left out unintentionally by the YouTube video makers. New people struggle with these skips of info or they loose coins. 2 years later I’m still learning.
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I agree.  Host Gator has gone to crap.  I use Site Ground.  I also hate WP, so many plugins, so vulnerable.  My website got hacked beyond repair because of a bad plugin.

Ok apparently I’m on a roll this morning with several comments. Listener since 2010 if not before, but first time (I think) commenter. Should have sent this earlier and meant to. Jack, the new mobile site rocks. It’s everything I had hoped the iOS app would be. Appreciate the work for those of us who consume most of our comment mobile.

I know people who work longterm overseas.  The three best tricks for food in rough locales.

1.  Put a bunch of food in recloseable barrels and put the barrels in with the household items being moved.  Lot’s of freeze dried/dehydrated veggies & meals.

2.  Pack your suitcase inside a second empty suitcase “home” on vacation time.  Fill it with meat and icepacks before flying back.

3.  Amazon prime works if govt related and they have canned bacon.  🙂

Can’t find all the Cryptogulch training videos .  Thanks for any help