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Using DMSO in Bath Therapy with MMS1 27 Oct 2011 18:11 #7420

Terry Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 94 Thank you received: 64	Jim Humble says in his Bath Therapy protocol that some people use 1/4 cup of DMSO along with MMS1 in the bath. My DMSO is in liquid form. Should I use 1 drop of DMSO for each drop of MMS1 in the bath? At what point should I add the DMSO? Should I add it directly into the bath after adding the MMS1 or should I add it to the MMS1 before putting it all into the tub?
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Re: Using DMSO in Bath Therapy with MMS1 28 Oct 2011 04:21 #7457

Michael Harrah
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Hi Terry,

I don't know for certain but I believe Jim is talking about adding the 1/4 cup of DMSO to the tub full of water separately from adding the activated MMS drops.

The 1 drop DMSO for 1 drop MMS is the ratio for the oral doses in protocol 1000+. I'm sure you could do it with a bath protocol if you wanted to, it would just be much less DMSO than 1/4 cup.

Michael

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