DMSO + Iodine Experimental Treatment for Deflated Glans and Firm Flaccid

When using DMSO and it irritates the skin, traditionally it was recommended to add some water to it. So for you guys getting skin irritation you might want to add some purified water about 1 to 1 ratio.

Any updates?

I’ve ordered the DSMO and Iodine and will let you know as soon as it arrives.

@Phantasm

Looking forward to your posts!

Do you guys think water pumping (at low pressure) may help with healing or at least isn’t bad?

I think low vacuum pumping (3 in hg and less) is therapeutic for the penis by increasing circulation. Avocet wrote and article on ED and pumping that I think is excellent;

Vacuum Pumping when you have ED; the short version, according to Avocet8

At low vacuums, water isn’t necessary, but of course isn’t bad either.

Thanks sparkyx!

I have just order Iodine+DMSO myself to give it a try. I am wondering, however, why nobody is using MgCl2 together with Iodine+DMSO as it is mentioned in the first post (the instruction). Maybe that’s why some have no results?

I think it just kinda’ slipped “off the radar”. I use MgCl2 for after sun, after shave, for sore muscles etc and is an excellent way to get some additional Mg into your system. I make up “mag oil” with a one to two or three ratio of water to MgCl2, and keep it in a spray bottle.

I save a ton of money by buying it dry off ebay in the aquarium supplies dept. Otherwise, people want to charge a lot for Mag oil.

I don’t know if it actually helps, but I bet that part of its action is to help relax smooth muscle. Especially if you are low on Mg (most people are) then it may have a significant effect.

I’ve received my Nascent Iodine.
The DSMO, however, is still in transit.

I decided to give the iodine a try.
I do have to say that I’ve been using regular iodine from the drugstore. It seems to taste sweet, so there must be an additive. The Nascent Iodine seems to taste like the real thing.

What I did was pull back the foreskin and drop a few drops onto the head. Within seconds the sting began! I’m not sure if the DSMO has caused the sting for the others using this method, or if it is the iodine. The sting lasted for about 45min and was easily tolerable.

A few hours later I pulled back the skin and noticed the the iodine had been completely absorbed. The glans was much redder than usual and looked a little healthier.

I applied some more and a dot started to sting. This “dot” was where I suffered a blister years ago doing a Vacuum ADS routine.

I decided to put a drop on my forearm and waited for the stain to dry. The stain lasted only 45min.

I found that you can test for an Iodine deficiency using this method. If the stain disappears within an hour you are suffering from crucial iodine deficiency. Your iodine levels are fine when the stain lasts for four hours or more.

Whatever little iodine was in the drugstore brand, it may have helped as I have been massaging it in for a few days and did notice that there may have been an increase in erection quality. However, I will say that this could be inconclusive as I have also been taking some medications and eating a little better.

I’m using the stain on the forearm as an indicator when to reapply the iodine. Looking at the forearm, now completely bare, I’ll go and reapply.

I’ll keep you posted on when my iodine levels have come to normal and the condition and quality of the erection and hardness of the glans penis.

So what’s the theory behind the MgCl2 component of the recipe, other than the note in the post x10d - DMSO + Iodine Experimental Treatment for Deflated Glans and Firm Flaccid that “Almost everyone is iodine (and magnesium) deficient because our soils are”?

I don’t know if ingesting iodine from the store is safe. Its safe to apply it to the skin and let it be absorbed that way, rather than eat it.

Well, I meant the oral iodine tincture. Directions on the bottle say 1-4 drops in glass of water daily.

I’ve never seen that, what is it called?

Iodine deficient, I doubt. Isn’t iodine added to salt ? At least, here 90% of salt in the markets are iodine loaded.

Magnesium…maybe.

Sparkyx: The iodine I’m talking about, as well as the Nascent Iodine we are all talking about, is an oral iodine tincture. You can find these in the Vitamin section of the store, not the bandage section.

The Nascent Iodine also says, 1 - 4 drops daily.

Alin: As far as the Iodized salt is concerned, it has just enough iodine in it to prevent Goiter (enlarged thyroid) but not much more than that. Also, the iodine in the salt can actually leach more iodine from the body as it is of a different type than what is needed by the body.

If we truly were getting enough iodine in our diets, there would be no incidence of thyroid issues.

In the USA?