Unactivated MMS

I am on day 17 of Protocol 1000, taking 3 drop doses 8 times a day. I am not having any major aversion issues, except for slight twinges of nausea and a feeling of fullness and constipation, but the eight hours just feel like an unpleasant drag and I can't wait each day until they are over.

A platinum boarder, who posted on the abscessed tooth subject, wrote that he is taking unactivated MMS, 1 drop hourly in 100 ml water, 8 - 10 times a day. He says that all the activation is taking place in the stomach, that there is no taste and no smell, and that the one unactivated drop produces plenty of CLO2.

Could there really be something to this?

Hi Hannelore - it's me again. I saw your post here and just wanted to say that I don't think what I'm doing is something that Jim would recommend and I only mentioned it because that person mentioned that he's having a difficult time tolerating the standard drop activating protocol 1000.

I have done it though, and like doing it that way and know it can work. As an example, I had a very bad cold which seemed to go straight to my chest that started yesterday morning, and so starting yesterday morning, when I realized what was going on, I started taking my drop per hour dose and did about 9 doses throughout the day. Then just before bed I took 3000mg of Vitamin C and 15,000 micro-units of D3 (3 gel-berry looking things that are supposed to be 5,000 something each). When I awoke the next day (today) I seemed to be pretty much over it. Yesterday this felt like a very aggressive chest cold, so much so that I was concerned enough about it to look up the symptoms of pneumonia online before going to bed and even imagined that I might have to go to the hospital the next day if it got much worse. Now it's evening the day after it started and I still feel like I'm over it but I do have a runny nose and just a bit of a cough. I call it the aftermath of a cold. No more chest problem though.

So I don't want to confuse anyone - Jim's protocols are tried and true. But a long time user likes myself does like to experiment with other things from time to time and that's how I came up with CDH. By the way, 1 to 1.5 drops per hour is all I can handle and any more than that starts to make me feel a bit sick. I'm a lightweight when it comes to taking unactivated sodium chlorite.

Jim originally used unactivated sodium chlorite to cure the malaria of his friends in the jungle but he found that activating seemed to improve his results with other people. Of course he may have increased the amount of sodium chlorite he was giving to people too. With the first guys he didn't really know how much sodium chlorite they were getting but later, after he realized that the active ingredient was sodium chlorite, he was able to give people higher doses of it.

The reason I believe that just one drop can be enough for some diseases is because of the following patent which was issued in 2000 for using CLO2 to cure HIV:

www.google.com/patents/US6086922

In the patent the inventor states (you have to have a chemist do the math for you to dig this out) that just 40ml of 2ppm injected into the blood of the HIV patients was enough to begin to cure HIV. The way the inventor describes it is basically that 1/2 a drop of MMS was fully activated (of course I'm using our terminology here) to produce CLO2. Then that 1/2 of a drops worth of CLO2 was added to 1000ml of IV solution. Then just 40ml of that 1000ml of IV solution was extracted and then injected into a vein of the HIV patients and that began to cure them. If you do the math, this means that again, only 1/2 of a drop was used and after mixing it with 1000ml you would only have a 2ppm solution which is very low but evidently only 40ml of it was enough to kill the HIV virus, which to me is remarkable and extremely encouraging and is why I believe that 1 ingested drop an our can be enough for many problems.

Hope this helps and clears up the fact that I don't want to confuse anyone. If you can stomach it, then Jim's protocol 1000 is probably the best way to go and I don't want to take anything away from that.

Take care,
Scott

Scott, thank you so much for your response. You seem so very knowledgeable and I am not very scientifically or research-orientated or experimentally inclined. It's easiest for me to follow clear, unambiguous, exact directions, and this whole MMS field has anything but that. I am not even ill. I am doing this Protocol 1000 as a detox in order to get to maintenance. I began with the starting protocol and am now on day 10 of the 21 day Protocol 1000, having taken the full 3 drop dose for 8 of them. 11 long days to go. I was hoping that I would get used to the 3 drop dose over time but I am now getting a bit of a sore throat after swallowing the mixture and just have this very low grade nausea. I suppose I could tough it out but it is no fun. Don't know what to do and that is the worst part of it. Maybe I should at least cut back on the number of drops. I hope I won't give up. Is there any danger at all in doing the 1 drop unactivated MMS in the 100 ml of water and would it be effective in case of a detox? And what would a maintenance dose look like. Sorry for the free-association and you don't have to answer this babble if you don't want to.

I wrote the following recently in another G2C forum thread:

Another idea is to let stomach acid do all the activation. So, one could ingest 22.4% sodium chlorite solution (MMS) with water. That is the method Jim Humble used when he first discovered that Stabilized Oxygen (3.5% sodium chlorite) would kill the malaria parasite.

If you try this method, which Jim says not to do, use the same number of drops as when following P1000.

The 3 drop limit as called for in P1000 is not a goal - you may not need to take 3 drops per hour. I have heard of people recovering their health from stage 4 cancer using only 1 drop of MMS1 per hour, and even as low as 1/2 drop per hour. Again, listen to your body.