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I was going to post an update to my topic "Can Chlorine Dioxide cure Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia PCP?" but I think it would be more beneficial to start a new thread for others who may be wondering the same thing.

To summarize my 78 year old father was diagnosed with Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma stage 3 in his abdomen area. He went through 3 out of 6 R-CHOP chemo when he got a very bad reaction to the chemo and had to stop the treatment. His lungs started to deteriorate. At the beginning we thought it was some sort of an infection so we used MMS1 and inhaling CD. It did not seemed to have helped and now we know why, the lung issue was not an infection.

So for the last 6 weeks he has been doing MMS1 protocol 1000+ (with DMSO) 10x/day with distilled water, and MMS2 5x/day per the protocol.

My question is the following, when should he stop taking DMSO and just stay with MMS1 1000 and MMS2? I read of people on this forum saying that they took MMS1 and MMS2 for a very long time, maybe years? But what about with DMSO? What are the long/short term side affects when taking DMSO if any?

Thank you for all your help! This forum has been VERY helpful.

I should add that my father is doing very well now, his last chest x-ray and abdominal ultrasound came out clean! in 4 weeks we will do a PET scan as well. I should also add that he has been on the Budwig protocol and also has been using the Rife machine 6 times/week. He is also on a low sugar, no processed food and no white flower diet. He eats all organic foods, drinks vegetable juice once a day, and eats all grass fed milk products and meats. All this is good and important for maintenance, but we give the credit to his current condition to the MMS!

Ronush wrote:

I was going to post an update to my topic "Can Chlorine Dioxide cure Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia PCP?" but I think it would be more beneficial to start a new thread for others who may be wondering the same thing.

To summarize my 78 year old father was diagnosed with Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma stage 3 in his abdomen area. He went through 3 out of 6 R-CHOP chemo when he got a very bad reaction to the chemo and had to stop the treatment. His lungs started to deteriorate. At the beginning we thought it was some sort of an infection so we used MMS1 and inhaling CD. It did not seemed to have helped and now we know why, the lung issue was not an infection.

So for the last 6 weeks he has been doing MMS1 protocol 1000+ (with DMSO) 10x/day with distilled water, and MMS2 5x/day per the protocol.

My question is the following, when should he stop taking DMSO and just stay with MMS1 1000 and MMS2? I read of people on this forum saying that they took MMS1 and MMS2 for a very long time, maybe years? But what about with DMSO? What are the long/short term side affects when taking DMSO if any?

Thank you for all your help! This forum has been VERY helpful.

I should add that my father is doing very well now, his last chest x-ray and abdominal ultrasound came out clean! in 4 weeks we will do a PET scan as well. I should also add that he has been on the Budwig protocol and also has been using the Rife machine 6 times/week. He is also on a low sugar, no processed food and no white flower diet. He eats all organic foods, drinks vegetable juice once a day, and eats all grass fed milk products and meats. All this is good and important for maintenance, but we give the credit to his current condition to the MMS!

If the test said that he is free of cancer then the maintenance drops take place. The maintenance is 6 drop of activated mms ( 6 sc + 6 Hcl or CA) one hour before going to bed every single day of his life. Give some isotonic sea water to drink that will help to get stronger because will get all the minerals lost during the chemo and MMS.

As usual thank you gjplaceres!

I feel that he should be staying on MSS1 and MSS2 until the next PET scan just to make sure no hot spots are detected.

How important is it to continue with the DMSO? Any danger or side effects if he continues to take it for a few straight months?