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fibrosarcomes on my cat 19 Jan 2012 21:17 #10514

monde6 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 0	hi i live in france my cat have a fibrosarcomes who is an agressive skin cancer, i just bought an mms bottle with acid citric, and dmso . Do you think this treatment could reduce the tumor ? the weight of my cat is 5 kilo , how can i begin with treatment ? dmso is not dangerous ? thanks a lot for your help
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Re: fibrosarcomes on my cat 20 Jan 2012 00:14 #10523

paul Offline Platinum Member Posts: 618 Thank you received: 670	Hi Monde6. To get started right away, activate the mms with the acid, add water and apply to the cancer, rubbing in. Then apply dmso and rub in. Do you have all the information on mixing? Is the MMS dry or wet? Is the citric acid dry or wet? What is the purity of them? For the cat, best is to make chlorine dioxide solution in water and add to the cat drinking water. a bientot
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Re: fibrosarcomes on my cat 20 Jan 2012 14:47 #10556

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thanks

the mms i have is liquid (28 sodium chlorite 72 pourcent distilled water), and acid clitric is dry

how to prepare the good solution for the skin ?

i have seen one spoon of citric acid for 9 spoon of distilled water : to have citric acid wet
after i add 4 drops of mms

i put the result of the tumor 4 times per day

is this the good protocol ?

thanks a lot because it is the first time i use all

ps : my dmso is 99,99 pourcent pure , so i mix 50 pourcent dmso and 50 pourcent distilled water ?

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Re: fibrosarcomes on my cat 20 Jan 2012 21:35 #10570

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Monde, you would find it easier with the 50% solution of citric acid. Say - 1 oz of citric acid crystals and 1 oz of water.

Then when you activate your MMS (28% solution), you would use 1 drop of MMS and 1 drop of 50% citric acid.

The 10% solution (1 part citric acid to 9 parts water) you would need 5 drops of citric acid to 1 drop of MMS.

The skin solution is 10 drops MMS activated with 10 drops of 50% citric acid (or 10 drops MMS activated with 50 drops of 10% citric acid), and add that to 1 oz of water. Keep in a spray bottle in the fridge. It should last a good long time that way - when it begins to lose its color or is no longer as strong smelling, make a new dose. I have kept a dose for 6 weeks in the fridge,,,,

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Re: fibrosarcomes on my cat 21 Jan 2012 05:12 #10586

paul Offline Platinum Member Posts: 618 Thank you received: 670	Hi Monde6. If the cat doesn't like the spraying, just use your fingertip. Apply every hour or less when you can. Best if you can keep it wet. 50% dmso is ok, or you can add the same number of drops as mms @ 99%dmso to the solution - 3drops 28% mms + 3 drops citric acid 50% after 30 seconds + 50 ml water + 3 drops dmso.
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Re: fibrosarcomes on my cat 21 Jan 2012 12:52 #10596

monde6 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 0	thanks a lot pam and paul for you advices too i will try and hope that this protocole will reduce the skin tumor
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Re: fibrosarcomes on my cat 22 Jan 2012 11:10 #10676

monde6 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 0	escuse me , each time that is to say every hour i apply the total of the mix with 50 ml of water ? thanks
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Re: fibrosarcomes on my cat 22 Jan 2012 13:47 #10684

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Hi, You can make the mix up (without the DMSO) and put it in the refrigerator, DMSO will inactivate the MMS, but the activated MMS (MMS/Citric Acid/ wait for activation, add water) will last a good long time in the refrigerator.

You do not need to use the entire 50mL on your cat at a time, You just need to get the cancers wet (which is why the spray bottle comes in handy) - then once you get them wet with the MMS/ you can put the DMSO on top and rub it in slightly. You can also spray the DMSO on top. (Separate spray bottle) -

If you mix the whole thing at once (MMS/ Citric Acid/ wait for activation, add water, add DMSO), then you will have to mix a new batch each time, no matter how much of it you used on the cat - because DMSO - which is wonderful for getting the MMS deep into the tissues - also will inactivate the MMS in about 20 minutes.

And yes, do it hourly - if the cat has a problem with the DMSO (irritation, etc), then you can back off with that, for a bit, and continue with the MMS until the irritation gets better, then start again with the DMSO.

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Re: fibrosarcomes on my cat 22 Jan 2012 14:59 #10687

monde6 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 0	thanks a lot pam
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