Introducing DMSO into protocol

Hi,

Short back story: We've been on MMS for almost a year - have been gradually
increasing doses, but are still stuck at 6 per hour x 10. Both of us are dealing
with a 'life-threatening' issue.. and are seeking to start protocol 3000, as we do
not feel that protocol 2000 has done enough for us yet . I know this requires
incorporation of DMSO. We use the MMS/HCI 12-hour activation method.

My question is this:

If I make a typical batch of my solution equaling 240ml....(220 H2o + 10ml MMS
+10ml HCI) how much DMSO do I add to that? AND....how much do I increase
my dose to? If I'm taking 6ml per hour, but add the DMSO to it, I assume that it
will be, in a way, 'diluted'..... so how many mls should I then take?

Also, is there a minimum dose required for starting protocol 3000.... or can I
start it with the equivalent of 6 drops per hour?

Thank you so much!

Okay... I am so confused right now. I had heard before that you take DMSO
internally - now I am reading that you use it topically? Huh? Can someone
please clear this up for me?

Feeling embarrassed and very unsure.....

From what I read you use 1 drop DMSO for every 1 drop MMS. The DMSO is added at time of consumption as it uses up the MMS very quickly.

So I would put in 6 drops at the time I take the dose? Will that work the same with the MMS/HCI that sets overnight?
(i.e.... 6ml + 6 drops?)

What is the difference between taking it internally or topically?

Will the addition of DMSO add to my nausea level?

Does anyone else have any info on this, please? I am very eager to get started with it.

Thank you.