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Hi. My dad has lung cancer. His CT Scan on 3/15/2023 showed a massive 9cm tumor in his right upper lung showing metasthesis in the lower right and left lungs. He has a hoarse voice, which according to the doctor may be caused by the tumor pressing on a nerve in the chest. He also has tumors at the back of his neck and a new one in his throat.

He had tuberculosis about 5 years ago and was a heavy smoker for more than 50 years and only quit because of TB. He is 77 years old.

He has been taking MMS1 for more than 2 months now, and is up to 3 drops, 6 times a day for almost a month. He was feeling good. He started to incorporate DMSO in his protocol last week, but it made him start vomiting and have diarrhea. When he started with MMS he also had diarrhea every time he upped his dose, but adding DMSO made it worse. 

He went back to 3 drops of MMS, 6 times a day, but he is experiencing diarrhea and also throwing up even without the DMSO. We told him to go back to 2 drops and if he doesn't have side effects to start upping his dose.

I read in one of the testimonials saying that vomiting and diarrhea are good signs that the body is fighting cancer cells and are good. Is this true for every person with cancer?

It seems to me it would be better for him to take CDS.

Can you please give me advise on what to do?
 

It's a well established fact that tb causes lung cancer. I suggest that your dad heals his lungs with a tincture consisting of mullein, thyme, elacampane and white horehound. He will cough up all the mucus and phlegm in his lungs and after a few months his lungs will be working correctly. This will allow the chlorine dioxide to get to work on the tumours .

He's not following Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook".
I suggest you purchase that and follow the protocols in there if you are going to do it.
(8 times a day, and 10 times for Protocol 2000)

The vomiting and diarrhea are most likely simple Herxheimer Reactions trying to
Detox too much too quickly. There is an Herx Protocol mentioned in the book. (halving)

It is interesting that he was Herxing after stopping the DMSO and going back
to his original protocol. I'm not sure why it would do that.

Unless the DMSO "opened something up" and now 3 drops is "suddenly too much".
That can happen when you do a Bentonite Clay Protocol and a Mold/Fungus was
preventing the MMS from working, well or at all, and you get rid of the Mold/Fungus
infestation and "suddenly you are Detoxing too much too quickly".

There is usually no good reason to Herx. Don't make yourself feel worse when
you already feel so bad. That is why "Low and Slow" is the name of the game.

You can also easily get dehydrated, which is not good. Using MMS can be
dehydrating all by itself, as well. So make sure you hydrate well. And it is possible
to become so dehydrated that drinking water is not enough and you need IV fluids.
This is sometimes exacerbated by age.

But, if there is a "time constraint", then you might have to do an accelerated schedule.
I did that with my brother, but he was able to handle it well.

"Resetting" and going back to the start isn't a bad idea. Or stopping for a day or two,
to give your system a rest, and then restarting. (?)

And for cancer, especially "late stage" or metastasized, you would probably
want to get to Protocol 2000. (Calcium Hypochlorite)

I would do the Bentonite Clay Protocol for Molds and Fungi just to make sure
that isn't a problem and interfering with the MMS.

I think JH mentioned a "Lung Protocol" for lung issues. That might help.

CDS and MMS are basically the same thing, except CDS is already 100%
"pre-activated" (no mixing), so it is stronger in concentration. Some claim it is easier on
the stomach, too. And then JH thinks some of the residual SCS from mixing also does some
good stuff, as well. Sometimes I alternate between the two, just in case.

I use 24,000 ppm CDS because it is drop-for-drop compatible with MMS.
3,000-5,000 ppm CDS needs a conversion to milliliters for equivalency.

The product sources I use are on my website, link below.

I hope you are able to figure it out and get back on track.