Re: Treating my dog. Some protocol questions related to MMS and DMSO

I too have a dog that has 2 small lumps under her skin. She is a 12yr old Shih-Tzu. For about 3-4 months now, I have been applying Castor Oil on top of them every day with a Q-Tip. I had read that Castor Oil cured tumor lumps. They have not grown, they are still about the size of a pencil eraser. One seems to be flatter now, and I noticed this morning it's sensitive. I am desperate to find a cure. Last year I lost my older Shih-Tzu who was almost 16, I assume it was due the huge mass that had grown on her back thigh. The first vet had told me he thought it was a tumor but didn't advise surgery because of her age, she was 13 at that time. The second vet who treated her for a scratched eye when she was 14-1/2yrs old wanted to do surgery, but I didn't want to take the chance because of her age. I searched all over the I-net for some sort of cure. I sure wish I would have come across this forum. She might still be alive today. I still mourn her. I came across this forum looking for info on using DMSO on dogs. I have a lab-chow who is 8yrs old and is limping. I wanted to know how to use DMSO correctly and safely. This is wonderful information, thank you to all of you! I joined curezone and want to ask a question about the Sinai Graviola. How did you administer the Sinai Graviola to your dog? How many drops, how many times a day. The instructions (I assume for human consumption), below the ebay ad states: For health and stamina: 8-10 drops under the tongue once a day. Mild disease: 13-18 drops under the tongue twice a day. Chronic Disease: 25-30 drops under the tongue, three times a day. I'd think the small bumps which would be tumors is a Chronic Disease, but for a small dog weighing about 12 pounds I do not know how much to give. Any suggestions? Tweet