Thorn from garden roses
Date Created: October 22, 2012
Two weeks ago I got a thorn from cutting garden roses quiet deep into the skin of my thumb, that I could not pull off. After a few days the spark where the thorn was located turned completely black about 2 or 3 Millimeter in diameter, the area around it of 2 Centimeter in diameter would turn red and started to hurt. From past experiences with toxemia blood poisoning I was urged by my wife to see a doctor immediately. But then I remembered MMS. I made a 3-drop solution plus 3 drops of DMSO and dipped my thumb into it for about two hours on three days in a row. The pain and red skin diappeared within the fist session. A week later the black spark came off all by itself like a piece of dead skin. It appears the thorn is gone.
