Hydrochloric Acid or Citric Acid or both for Diabetes?

Hello

A potential patient with diabetes is being advised by his doctor to have his toe amputated due to an open diabetic sore. I propose to advise him to use protocol 1000 and spray the toe hourly with a 10 drop per oz solution of MMS. I have not seen him myself and am advising a trusted person on how to advise the potential patient.

I have both 33% Citric Acid & 5% Hydrochloric Acid. I know that with the 33% Citric i should wait 60 seconds to activate MMS

How long should i wait to activate with the 5% Hydochloric Acid please?

Also, I have read that it is best to altenae the two. Any advice on this please, and any other advice re. MMS use for diabetes?

Thanks in advance

Reverend Pete

In addition to that you can put the feet in a warm bath with 1 or 2 gallon of water and 40 drops of SC and 40 drop of citric or HCL. And keep the feet on that bath from 30 minute.

Traditionally, it has been said to use the same 20 seconds to activate the HCl as you would the 50% CA - however, I do know of others who are doing 40 to 60 seconds to activate the HCl - so if you go a little longer with the HCl, it will be fine.