Mast Cell Cancer

Currently I have 1 dog diagnosed with Mast Cell cancer and another who I think also has a small tumor. Prednisone gets rid of the tumors but not the cancer as the first dog -- all of his tumors went away with the pred and various things I was doing but the small one came back. I dosed him with prednisone again and the tumor is gone again. Then my other dog had a tumor pop out -- they are very round and hard so I believe that is what she has. I do not want to do the prednisone on her. I have them both on essiac tea but also want to do MMS. With the first dog I did MMS oraly for 2 days and I did it topically on the tumor. It made a bloody mess of it and did not get rid of it. I was also using DMSO. So I just want to do it internally but it's hard to do it every hour for many days in a row because of work. What would be the best dosage that I could do over say a weekend that would work? Then what about more limited dosing during the week?

Sherri69 wrote:

Currently I have 1 dog diagnosed with Mast Cell cancer and another who I think also has a small tumor. Prednisone gets rid of the tumors but not the cancer as the first dog -- all of his tumors went away with the pred and various things I was doing but the small one came back. I dosed him with prednisone again and the tumor is gone again. Then my other dog had a tumor pop out -- they are very round and hard so I believe that is what she has. I do not want to do the prednisone on her. I have them both on essiac tea but also want to do MMS. With the first dog I did MMS oraly for 2 days and I did it topically on the tumor. It made a bloody mess of it and did not get rid of it. I was also using DMSO. So I just want to do it internally but it's hard to do it every hour for many days in a row because of work. What would be the best dosage that I could do over say a weekend that would work? Then what about more limited dosing during the week?

Hi Sherri. Are you following Jim Humble's animal protocols from his books? His most recent book, "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook" revised 2019 edition, has a simplified version of the animal protocols. 

Along with those protocols, you could also add unactivated MMS to their drinking water. I will attach that protocol to this message. 

Essiac tea is a strong antioxidant, so don't use that on the dogs at the same time as giving them MMS. Since we don't know how long Essiac tea remains effective, I would not use it the same day as using MMS.