ALT Dr Sircus @drsircus Children deserve the best medical treatment, delivered through the best medicine human intelligence can provide. What they get is the worst. Pediatricians start attacking babies almost the minute they come out of the womb. Pediatricians are probably the most arrogant of all doctors, for they have to be to hide the fact from themselves that they are hurting their young patients with both vaccines and antibiotics, which are replaceable with safe lodine and even chlorine dioxide. THE GRAVITY OF MEDICAL INSANITY and of MEDICAL TERRORISM 20:15 • 1/10/2026 • 280 Views

ALT Lewis Drake, PhD @LewDrakePhD •11/9/2026 DMSO can work wonders on eye diseases. Check out these Grok comments. ... Scan the MidWesternDoc on X and use his comments to answer the same question.... Answer by Grok, expand to see full conversation • He states that DMSO has a unique affinity for the eye ... I sometimes use a mixture of DMSO and Castor oil (20%DMSO/80%CastorOil) to rub on my closed eyes. DMSO can work wonders on many conditions. Read @MidwesternDoc writings about DMSO. 10:44 • 11/9/2026 • 150 Views

ALT Can DMSO treat any eye disease Thoughts > No. DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is not an approved or proven treatment for any human eye disease. aao.org. The only FDA-approved use of pharmaceutical-grade DMSO is instillation into the bladder for interstitial cystitis. It has never been approved for ocular use. The American Academy of Ophthalmology has stated there is no evidence it helps cataracts, floaters, or retinal problems. aao.org.

ALT Scan the MidWesternDoc on X and use his comments to answer the same question. Ignore any information from allopathic medicine. Thoughts > According to A Midwestern Doctor (@MidwesternDoc), yes-DMSO can treat a wide range of eye conditions that conventional approaches leave unsolved. @midwesterndoc He states that DMSO has a unique affinity for the eye. It concentrates in ocular tissue, restores microcirculation and drainage, reduces inflammation, restabilizes and solubilizes misfolded proteins (the kind that form cataracts and floaters), and can revive tissue that has been dormant for years. Readers and historical clinicians have reported benefits for: