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It's been a while since I last posted here:

I have a really bad finger infection. It's so bad that I can barely bend my finger. The nail is beginning to lift from the nail bed and is bleeding a little on the side. I can't get to the hospital right away because it's far from my house but I do have a bottle of MMS (I'll see if I have any activator). Ice and ibuprofen help but not for very long. Antibiotics work for me, but have nasty side effects. I haven't done any of the protocols in several months due to personal and living arrangement issues. What should I do in my case? I'm trying to avoid an ER visit.

***I have MMS but no activator. I won't be able to see my primary care doctor until 12/6/2016)***

This was posted by Truthquester.......

Hi everybody - here's my latest Unactivated MMS drop taking report:

First of all, I had been putting and consuming 4 unactivated drops of MMS per liter (or quart) of water for about 10 months (allowing my own stomach acid to do the activating) and never got sick. Then I decided to stop to see if I would notice any difference from stopping, and after stopping for about a month I got a mild cold, so I immediately started putting the drops in all my water again and the cold went away in about 2 days.

Question: How did it feel to be taking the unactivated drops in all my water for the 10 months?
Answer: It felt like nothing at all. No stomach or any other issues and when I stopped taking the drops for about a month, I didn't notice any changes at all either (except that I got the cold).

So now I'm back to putting the drops in all my water again and allowing my own stomach acid to do the activation. I drink about 3 liters of water a day so I get 3 X 4 drops or about 12 drops a day of Unactivated MMS.

I personally think this is the best way to take MMS as a maintenance protocol and is also a very good way to take it to cure stuff. There is no bad taste or smell and it's as easy as can be, taking it this way.

Regarding taking it this way for an ailment, 1 drop can actually create a very large amount of CLO2 once it contacts the acid in our stomach, but if you feel you need more than the 1 drop, say maybe 2 drops an hour, you can put 8 drops in the liter of water and then just drink 125ml every half hour. This will give you 2 drops per hour spaced a half hour apart, which will make it easier on your stomach than taking the 2 drops all at once.

Well, that's the end of this little report of my personal experimentation. I hope it helps someone. Let me know if you have any questions.

May you all be well,
Scott
I'm the creator of CDH with the help of CLO2 (Charlotte Lackney)
1 drop of MMS contains 6.7mg (6700ppm) of CLO2
Every ml of CDH contains 1 drop of MMS
Therefore, 1 drop of MMS = 1ml of CDH
The main difference is that the drop of MMS is only 7 to 10% activated in the cup before being consumed while CDH made with 4% HCl is about 50% activated in the bottle. This is why CDH is far less nauseating than MMS drops.

I know it's a hematoma and it's beginning to turn blue (not a good sign). I've used apple cider vinegar as an activator in the past and the Herxheimer effect kicked in (had to stop using it). I may try it again and see what happens. If I don't see any improvement within ht next 24-48 hours, I'll be going to the ER so they can lance it. (it's Sunday, 9:41am here in NY). My finger loos like this, only there's pus on one side, swollen and hard to bend (with a red line across it)

Hi Rhazula,
Taking the one drop in water as I'm doing might help some but if I were you I would use my vinegar to activate the MMS and then add about 250ml and soak the hell out of my finger. Like leave it in the MMS/Vinegar/CLO2 mix until my finger began looking like a raisin.

Here's the solution I'd make:
Since vinegar is such a poor activator I'd combine about 10 drops of MMS with 100 drops of vinegar, wait 5 minutes and then add about 250ml of warm water to that (warm will help to open the pores on your finger so hopefully the CLO2 will sink in easier). Then soak your finger until it becomes like a raisin. I'd do that every couple of hours until the infection was gone.

Hope that helps,
Scott

I went to the hospital and had to have my finger lance so that it could be drained. The infection was so bad that my blood pressure went up to 145/100 (and I didn't even know it until my vitals were checked). There was nowhere for the pus to go and I tried soaking my finger with no results. I'll take the MMS instead of the antibiotics internally (and use antibiotic cream on it so that the wound doesn't dry out). My finger had to be numbed because pushing the pus out was so painful.