DSP cream

[ChilesGreen]

I have suffered with Morgellons since back in 1987, when I was in the Navy.

At the time no one ever heard of Morgellons, and I thought my disease was either herpes or shingles.

For more than twenty years I suffered from Morgellons and never knew what my condition was until reading articles about Morgellons from the Internet. My symptoms exactly match those of the classic Morgellons symptoms.

Over the years I had been to Navy dermatologists complaining about seeping legions on my face, mouth and arms that would not heal. The dermatologists were indifferent and told me my condition was (farcical dermatitis). One doctor a (Captain Parmowitz), scribbled in my medial record that I just picked and dug my own skin, and suggested that I might need NP counseling,(code for psycho analysis). After dealing with that jerk I quite going to the doctor and just learned to live with my disease and all the indignities that went along with it.

I recently ordered a product called DSP cream, which is manufactured in Germany, specifically for the treatment of Morgellons disease. DSP cream consists of various herbs and tropical oils, which they claim dissolves and kills the Morgellons parasite.

I am on my second day of using this cream, and it does seem to be drying up and killing what ever causes this disease. My lesions are shrinking ,and the skin is healing after three months of weeping and bleeding. I'm wondering if this cream is in fact working, or is the evil disease simply going into remission? Only time will tell.

My question to the board, has any one else used DSP cream to treat their Morgellons? If so how do you evaluate this product?

[dragonfly1]

Its the best! Ive found nothing better!

[Seasprite]

I have some and have used it a few times.

I can't say that it helps me.

It's in a strange jar, and is a bit difficult to apply as you need to mix it each time.

I would prefer if it were in a tube.

but since you mentioned it, i will go and put some one now and see if it helps.

be well,

sprite

[hilly]

I have used lots and find it great... the best cream I've found. I don't have a problem with the jar and dont have to mix mine.. many thanks to Marc from Germany who makes this. Milly x

[jonsi]

Hi ChilesGreen (or red? You aren't by chance from New Mexico are you? I prefer green too)

DSP has really helped me a lot. I am never with out it.

You will find more info already available on DSP if you run a search on it at the top of the page.

As you probably already know, Morgellons goes much deeper than the skin. If you haven't done so already, please check out treatment steps on the main page. I have gone the organic homeopathic route after several (4) MDs diagnosed me as delusional. But many here have found help with traditional medicine.

Welcome ChilesGreen!

~jonsi
(in northern part of NM, like LA)

[Jo]

Hello ChilesGreen!

I think it helps due to the mix and because its not greasy and keeps the skin dry.

I would say that its most helpful on legions, but fairly sure it doesnt stop the fibres coming from within.

Check out this message below, a trial was done here a while back.

http://www.morgellons-disease-resear...sg1549#msg1549

The researcher and inventor of the cream, Marc Neumann, is very helpful if you'd like to ask him any questions.

Welcome to the board,

Jo

[ChilesGreen]

Thanks Folks. I appreciate all your comments and concerns. Yes, I do reside in New Mexico, although I'm originally from New York. I love the Green Chile!

My lesions are almost completely healed now, and I would like to attribute this to the DSP cream, although I realize I may be fooling myself, as the disease does go into remission.

My last outbreak of Morgellons stated back in early February of this year, and was the worst I ever experienced, which led to my purchase of the DSP cream.

In the years of suffering from this disease, I noticed that I typically get outbreaks about two or three times a year. These outbreaks are seasonal (late winter, early spring - late summer, early fall), with lesions taking about 1 to 3 months to heal.

A typical outbreak for me is usually one to three lesions on my left cheek. (they seem to like that area). If I have one lesion it is usually a large one, If I have multiple lesions they tend to be smaller in size.

I noticed that these outbreaks like to infect adjacent spots of the same areas. On some occasions I get them around the mouth or on the lips, on the back of the neck, in the scalp and four arms.

I'm anxious to test DSP on my next outbreak, or even better yet hopefully not.

Good luck to all you fellow sufferers.

[ChilesGreen]

Question regarding storage of DSP cream.

Does DSP cream have a shelf life, and what is the best way to store it?
Should I store it in the refrigerator to preserve its freshness, or is room temperature ok?

I bought several containers, and I would like to make sure they're good to go when I need them.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[jonsi]

Hi ChilesGreen,,

I usually buy 3 jars at a time. which lasts for 6 months sometimes. I have never noticed a change in the color, bad smell or finding it less effective after having it this long. I store it in my closet.

I don't think putting it in the frig would hurt though, if you don't accidentally spread some on your toast. Ugh

Itwl,
~jonsi

[ChilesGreen]

Thanks for the info jonsi.

DSP cream smells like it has perishable ingredients. I notice a combination of pine, grapefruit and lemon which makes a pleasant fragrance. I thought it may keep longer if stored in the refrigerator. Since you didn't notice any spoilage keeping it at room temperature for over six months, I won't bother refrigerating mine.

All my morgellon legions are about 95 percent healed, and I'm only applying DSP to what little remains. For five days I was able to cover my entire body with DSP, and so far I used only half of the seven ounce container. When the skin is damp a little goes a long way.

Hope all your symptoms clear up.

Thanks.

ChilesGreen