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Ok, end of rant.
Literally soaking in a bath of salts allows your skin to absorb "some" salt compounds. Your second search says ionic molecules like salt do not easily pass through cell membranes and mostly passes through damages in skin like cuts. Nicely done.
I ended up having carpal tunnel surgery and a Fascia release done. Night and day. Im talking a huge improvement.
My problem was the restriction the carpal tunnel placed on my nerves and it ended up causing a restriction on the amount of blood flow to and from my forearm. I had a really good doctor and everything was done with lathroscopic (sp?) and minimally invasive.
I was back to riding in a month with very small amount of pain. Two months later I was perfect.
Like Hot Stuff back in the day and Ultimate Orange. That's how they got it to work with such a big following, or so the rumors go.
But yah, for the most part, it's all garbage and real food is king.
My post was simply pointing out a possibility that the analgesic effect could be enough that the average rider could reduce pain enough to "ride through" arm pump, not that DMSO (or any topical treatment could "cure" it.
When I rode dirt bikes more, I wasn't really a sufferer of arm pump, but there were times I would start to feel a little bit of pain in my forearms. Never enough to make me stop riding or unable to hold on or anything. Something like a topical analgesic would probably seem very effective on a guy like me, probably not on a fast pro prone to arm pump.
Again, I've never really been a user of DMSO outside from a handful of times many, many years ago but anecdotally I knew of a couple of guys who had incredible knee pain while cycling who seemed to be able to pedal like TdF riders after applying some DMSO. I could see the possibility of it taking away some forearm pain on some riders.
Pit Row
DMSO might work when it comes to a black mark (and that's what a scientific study found as far as I know) but I highly doubt that it can take any pain from an ostheoarthritic knee, let alone a hypoxic muscle.
Basically I don't have a problem with people selling nonsense pills and stuff. People like it, they just want to do something against an issue, they want to take care and if they think it's help, it is help for real. But when someone comes up to lead somebody to believe something for the simple reason to squeeze money out of them, I can't resist to call him a crook.
You don't hire a trainer for manfriend and training advice. If you are, you are paying a trainer for the wrong reasons.
Ask yourself why these fitness bimbos have "Trainers"
The guys legend goes all the way back to what he did for RC. He helped Dungey become what he was last year, turbo diesel instead of diesel.
If someone wants to pay the guy, why do we care so much? They obviously see value in it. Roczen I guarantee was still using the stuff he learned and James Stewart still uses stuff RC taught him 20 years ago.
Funyun, we need to drink one of my hero's beers, a Stella, sometime.
Dungey
Musquin
Anderson
ZachO
Etc., etc., etc. ...
So, what is the price of admission and what do you think it's worth?
(Bye the way, Marvin made bank for last week's win. As did Jason for 3rd. But, I digress...)
I can tell you this much. If I was any of those dudes, no way would I let Miss Supercross be in better shape than me.
Maybe Roczen didn't think he was getting much for 250K? Afterall that's what they said the cost was on Pulp.
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