External use of MMS + DMSO on infected foot

My father who's in his 70's suffers from Gout. He doesn't drink, but whenever he eats Beef / Lamb his gout flares up in his feet.
He was again complaining about pains in his foot so everyone assumed it was gout but he hadn't eaten any meat for a few days.

Then we decided to take him to the A&E, where the doctor thought the foot was infected. Perhaps with a scratch.
So he's been given antibiotics. I don't want to give him MMS internally - he's really bad at sticking to any kind of routine and doubt he'd handle the taste and smell of MMS well right now. I'd rather he just finish his course of Antibiotics but I plan to give him Kefir each day to help restore his good bacteria. But I also want him to try MMS + DMSO applied directly on the foot.

I assume that applying MMS + DMSO direct to the foot will help kill any bacteria in the local area?

Gosh, I should think it would certainly help. But, remember, old skin is thin skin. Careful with the DMSO, that it doesn't burn him.

Horsefeathers wrote: Gosh, I should think it would certainly help. But, remember, old skin is thin skin. Careful with the DMSO, that it doesn't burn him.

He's used DMSO before on his knees and it helped.

Anyway I applied 4 drops of activated MMS mixed with water and DMSO on his foot last night, he also took two antibiotic tablets and today his foot is a lot better. Can't say if it's the antibiotics or MMS/DMSO that made the most difference but think it's a good idea tackling the problem from both internally and externally.

My parents have no idea what MMS is, trying to find a good online video that explains it to them but most are far too long or sound quality is really bad.