Confused about MMS dosage for Malaria

Hello,

I have just read the dosage on this site for Malaria. It says:
"Adults are first given 15 drops. Each drop of MMS is always activated with 5 drops of 10% citric acid solution "

It is my understanding that you use 1 drop of MMS to 1 drop of citric acid solution. Am I correct?

Also, I am travelling to a country that has Malaria, what maintenance dose should I be on?

Many thanks in advance to anyone who can help me.

Hilary

hilary wrote: Hello,

I have just read the dosage on this site for Malaria. It says:
"Adults are first given 15 drops. Each drop of MMS is always activated with 5 drops of 10% citric acid solution "

The 5 to 1 acid to MMS activation protocol was Jim's original. His current recommendation is 1 to 1 using 4% HCL preferred over 50% citric acid. The malaria protocol at the bottom of the page does indicate the 1 to1 first, either will work. A maintenance dose daily while in malaria territory should prevent the development of the acute symptoms of malaria. The maintenance dose is generally 6 activated drops ( although if you re-read the protocol the Red Cross dosage for unaffected adults was 8 drops)

It is my understanding that you use 1 drop of MMS to 1 drop of citric acid solution. Am I correct?

Also, I am travelling to a country that has Malaria, what maintenance dose should I be on?

Many thanks in advance to anyone who can help me.

Hilary

Thank you for that advice. How would you suggest that I take the 6 activated drops? 2 drops 3 x a day, or 3 drops x 2 per day?

Thanks
Hilary

hilary wrote: Thank you for that advice. How would you suggest that I take the 6 activated drops? 2 drops 3 x a day, or 3 drops x 2 per day?

Thanks
Hilary

From Jim's latest book not directly related to malaria but HIV / AIDS
"it is advisable to continue with 6 drops daily, taken all at one time, for
health maintenance."

jhbooks.org/