help with moles on back and warts on feet? muriatic acid as activator?

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In looking through all the protocols, I have been unable to find a topic dealing with moles on the back and shoulders. Is there a internal or external protocol to deal with these? Also, how about warts?
Can I use this muriatic acid as an activiator (provided it is diluted to 4 or 5%) - (SUNNYSIDE MURIATIC ACID is a 20° Baume (31.45%) hydrogen chloride solution. It is also known as hydrochloric acid.)
Thanks for your help!

Thought I had responded to this - but it looks like I might not have.

Moles are not dealt with specifically in the book, but Jim does talk about "skin problems" - which I think moles would fall under.

Skin spray and protocol 1000 - plus MMS baths, if you have the ability. You can do the skin spray and then put a small amount of DMSO on top of the skin spray on top of the mole.

You can mix your MMS with the HCl and it can be diluted down from the 31.45% to the 4% - Mine is technical grade - I am not familiar with this particular product, but I can't imagine that it would not be fine. Be sure to dilute it with distilled water.

Or, if you have MMS, you can mix the skin spray with citric acid and activate it that way.

Dez

In addition to Pam recommendation. In a dropper bottle add cinnamon powder and add pure DMSO. Then agitate wait and hour to react then using a QTips apply over your wart and moles. Can burn a little but that mean is working.

I used straight MMS without activation for a wart, and it feel off the next day..

There you go. Straight, unactivated MMS, is very highly alkaline (13 on a 14 scale), so it's possible it will burn - JH says to leave it on the skin for no longer than 5 minutes - That said, I'm glad that whatever worked, worked for you!

Dawna
The way I understand it - that if there are skin problems that are small, ( consider, no bigger than the tip of a q tip) can use straight MMS, but like Pam said it should be washed off, escpecially if it is burning or stinging.

Did your straight MMS sting? I had a friend that had a very sore spot on her leg where she had removed a tick - it was still burning and itching. She dabbed a drop of straight MMS on a Q-tip on it and the next morning it was totally gone.

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