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Will MMS help in baldness? 03 Apr 2014 06:32 #42582

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@danielson

No problem danielson, I am researching this subject as much as i can and I just want to be sure.

If you look at this page under DANDRUFF it states:

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Dandruff - Spray scalp with spray bottle solution (10 activated drops MMS per 1 ounce water)several times per day. Causes bleaching over time.

Maybe this is true for some cases depending on the frequency of the application. i'm not sure, as i say, I am still researching this subject.

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Will MMS help in baldness? 05 Jun 2014 08:14 #45001

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I would think that treating the skin with DMSO before using the spray would greatly improve the results. I am a teacher and I have the summer off. I am going to start the protocol with DMSO. I will take before and after pics/vids and post my results at the end of the summer. I am also going to dot the same for some moles.
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Will MMS help in baldness? 05 Jun 2014 13:56 #45011

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I would think that treating the skin with DMSO before using the spray would greatly improve the results. I am a teacher and I have the summer off. I am going to start the protocol with DMSO. I will take before and after pics/vids and post my results at the end of the summer. I am also going to dot the same for some moles.


If you going to use the spray protocol, please make your solution this way, will make your solution more strong and better for DMSO to penetrate the skin. Put two ounces of water on the microwave or stove to boil. Then add 20 drops of MMS and 20 drops of HCL 4%. Close the glass vial and wait for about 5 to 10 minute to react. Your resulting solution will be very strong and will be better for the skin and excellent for the DMSO to work. If there a person that is allergic to DMSO you can use Sea Water instead of Water and make it the same way and spray over your skin an let it dry. In sea water the CL02 gas is more stable.

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