> Me: "oil alone"
> > You: "DMSO is an organic super solvent"
Yeah that'll hold in DMSO based on reported chemical data. Def shouldn't be difficult to create the solution.
Be aware that DMSO is truly
the super solvent for chemists who really, really need something to dissolve. It doesn't give a fuck about your cell walls, the blood-brain-barrier, or any other typical "boundaries" in your body, it quickly goes everywhere and will dissolve and carry many, many things in and out of cells and between different tissues. It doesn't look super duper dangerous, but despite 50+ years of dedicated research, it's still not used for much in medicine.
Where it is used a lot is to preserve and prevent freezing damage to blood and tissue cells which are stored at super low temperatures for future transplants. It's believed to be responsible for nausea, vomiting, and/or stomach/abdominal cramps in 10%-90% of patients (depending on the nature of their transplant). It also can cause halitosis/"garlic" breath in up to 20% of patients, again depending on the details of the transplant.
Adverse reactions of dimethyl sulfoxide in humans: a systematic review
Intramuscular injections of DMSO are also shown to "cause significant recurrent muscle injury" and/or "impair skeletal muscle regenerative capacity"
Impact of intramuscular administration of lipid-soluble and water-soluble vehicles into regenerating muscle at the distinct phases of skeletal muscle regeneration - PubMed
Due to its ability to spread everywhere very quickly, dissolve many things in your body, and carry those things around your body it likely has a lot of effects that medical science is still very much unaware of.
Again, the medical data doesn't show it to be "super dangerous" or anything like that, on the contrary it seems unexpectedly "safe-ish" for what we'd expect from its chemical properties. But from a chemist's point of view, it's a pretty strange chemical to desire to inject into your body -- most chemicals with similar properties as DMSO would be expected to be pretty darn harmful, and it's moderately surprising that DMSO isn't just plainly awful at a cursory/superficial/surface investigation.