Adding in DMSO to MMS1 for Hepatitis C

rknighthawk@hotmail.com wrote: Okay so if I stick to the Protocol 1000 it is recommended for 21 days. So do I do it continuously or take a week off in between each protocol? So then I'd be 3 weeks on, 1 week off, 3 weeks on, etc?

Once you finish your 21 days you take a break but continue in your maintenance drops that are 6 drops every day one hour before going to bed. Then get tested for your Virus load. If continue up and also the enzyme are up , take a break of two weeks and start over. Until your condition improve.

I will throw in here that JH states to continue dosing "until returned to health" - so some people that occurs in 3 weeks, in some it will be shorter, and in some, longer. Usually for something like cancer, he suggests Protocol 2000, which starts as Protocol 1000 and then adds the MMS2. For a serious illness you would potentially need longer than 3 weeks.

Interesting topic... Because there is no other conversation here about Hepatitis C treatment in general, I would like to ask my question here.
I assisted a friend in curing his hepatitis c with MMS 1 and MMS 2. He obviously felt better after protocol 2000 for 28 days, plus MMS 2 the last 9 days of the treatment period (4 pills a day).
A few weeks later he got a blood test and there they said that he was a lot better but the virus was still there. I don't know how these blood tests work, often they see 'markers' but not the actual virus, as is the case with Boreolosis (Lime).
So I have 2 (double) questions:
-How can we be sure my friend is healed? How long does it take for the results to show in the blood test?
-How do we proceed? Should the treatment continue or do we need another test?

I hope someone on this forum can help us.

Luc (BE)

aquavives, since your friend is improving but not fully recovered, it would seem he should continue with P2000. As Pam said, "continue dosing "until returned to health.""

P2000 says to take up to a maximum of 12 drops of MMS1 per hour and for 10 consecutive hours a day. Is that what your friend did? Did your friend have any problem taking that many drops of MMS1? If he did, we can offer some suggestions that should help.

I don't have an answer about blood testing for Hep-C.

Thanks CLO2.
I didn't know all that. I had no idea the protocols can change.
So now P2000 is to take as many drops each hour as you can stand...
I could not find the maximum of 12 drops each hour in the P2000 text.

My friend took 3 activated drops hourly, 10 times a day, for 28 days.
That was no problem at all, except one day he had symptoms like hepC patients usually have in the interferon treatment (as in the other treatment - forgot the name) when the virus is released from the cells.
It seems we have to start the treatment again...

Is there a place in the mmswiki where I can find these suggestions about problems with taking many drops? I'm always interested to learn...

Luc (BE)

Hi Luc. So your friend basically did P1000 but for 10 hours a day. Yes, in P2000 it says to take as many drops as you can stand, but later in the protocol it does state a maximum of 12 MMS1 drops. That should be clarified in the next protocol update. And for MMS2:

You will be taking 5 size 0 (zero) half-full capsules each day.

Is there a place in the mmswiki where I can find these suggestions about problems with taking many drops? I'm always interested to learn...

When the dosage gets higher sometimes people have real Herxheimer reactions. In that case, reduce the dosage for a while, then go back up. You might even stop dosing for that day and start again the next day with a lower dose.

Or, they might have problems with higher residual sodium chlorite in MMS1 or even a reaction to citric acid. If using citric acid we might suggest to use 4% HCL instead. And 4% HCL tastes better than citric acid. To reduce the amount of residual sodium chlorite in MMS1 one could try using CDH instead as it has less residual sodium chlorite.

If one has a throat burning/irritation problem due to a higher level of CLO2, then using the Mouth Holding Method (MHM) should help. That is described on page 5 of this PDF file .