Robert Yoho, MD compiles decades of DMSO research into a readable book: history, safety claims, organ systems, and why he says an unpatentable solvent was sidelined.

Lost Lessons lists dozens of DIY DMSO mixes for sinuses, scars, joints, skin, and more—useful as cultural documentation, not as medical protocols.

Yoho explores Boyd Haley’s NBMI/OSR mercury binder, gold-miner trials, and incidental DMSO use in mouse rescue experiments.

Yoho condensates Midwestern Doctor’s ophthalmology review—circulation, protein aggregates, and patient reports—while stressing this is not eye-drop advice.

Yoho digests Midwestern Doctor’s neurology opus—Parkinson’s, ALS, Alzheimer’s, MS, psychiatry, and Down syndrome—with safety caveats.

Yoho negotiates free PDF access to Unbekoming’s readable DMSO handbook distilled from Midwestern Doctor’s research.

Yoho researches IV DMSO for his Parkinson’s—Hoang’s cancer-pain protocol, de la Torre trauma work, plastics, and dilute drips.

Pasheen Stonebrooke asks an AI engine about nebulizing DMSO for COPD and shares the protocol-style answer—commentary, not a prescription.

Brandon Iglesias describes restricted eating plus topical DMSO as a personal countermeasure narrative—highly anecdotal.

William Makis headlines eleven short testimonials on DMSO/castor-oil eye drops; full text was paywalled at fetch time.