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[joesixpack]

Can also anyone how to make the dmso and c60 solution like on the above link. They sadly don't ship to Norway.

No, they have a proprietary c60 serum. The DMSO is in a separate bottle mixed with water, so that part is easy to duplicate.

[sindre]

No, they have a proprietary c60 serum. The DMSO is in a separate bottle mixed with water, so that part is easy to duplicate.

 

 

Thanks for the info. What do you think is the concentration of DMSO in the separate bottle? What concentration of DMSO is normal to use on your scalp (0.2 % maybe?)? I was thinking of just making my own c60 oil and having a separate dmso bottle and putting both on my scalp.

 

Edit: And what about making c60 oil with emu oil instead? Emu oil may be better for the scalp than DMSO. 

Edited by sindre, 23 June 2019 - 08:20 AM.

[joesixpack]

Thanks for the info. What do you think is the concentration of DMSO in the separate bottle? What concentration of DMSO is normal to use on your scalp (0.2 % maybe?)? I was thinking of just making my own c60 oil and having a separate dmso bottle and putting both on my scalp.

 

Edit: And what about making c60 oil with emu oil instead? Emu oil may be better for the scalp than DMSO. 

 

Sorry, I don't have the experience or knowledge to answer those questions.

[JamesPaul]

Isn't it risky to put DMSO on skin?

 

“Dimethyl Sulfoxide [DMSO] Damages Mitochondrial Integrity and Membrane Potential in Cultured Astrocytes,” Chan Yuan et al., PLoS One. 2014; 9(9): e107447.

https://www.ncbi.nlm...les/PMC4169574/

 

"...The present study showed that exposure of astrocyte cultures to 1% DMSO for 24 h did not significantly affect cell survival, but decreased cell viability and glial glutamate transporter expression, and caused mitochondrial swelling, membrane potential impairment and reactive oxygen species production, and subsequent cytochrome c release and caspase-3 activation. DMSO at concentrations of 5% significantly inhibited cell variability [that is likely a typo and that 'viability' is intended] and promoted apoptosis of astrocytes, accompanied with more severe mitochondrial damage. These results suggest that mitochondrial impairment is a primary event in DMSO-induced astrocyte toxicity. The potential cytotoxic effects on astrocytes need to be carefully considered during investigating neuroprotective or neurotoxic effects of hydrophobic agents dissolved by DMSO.”