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Contradictionin in instructions for using protocol 1000+ approved by Jim humble on 7/24/12. 10 Mar 2017 14:43 #55145

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In the protocol 1000+ approved by Jim humble on 7/24/12 in the second section "PROTOCOL OVERVIEW" it states to "Add DMSO just before drinking each dose." But in the 4th section it states to Add 3 drops DMSO to the activated & diluted MMS1 solution. Stir & wait 3 minutes. Drink and repeat hourly for 8 hours. Should the DMSO be added just before drinking or " Add 3 drops DMSO to the activated & diluted MMS1 solution. Stir & wait 3 minutes."?
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Contradictionin in instructions for using protocol 1000+ approved by Jim humble on 7/24/12. 10 Mar 2017 15:26 #55147

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Clarified: DMSO instructions in protocol 1000+ as approved by Jim humble on 7/24/12. 10 Mar 2017 22:22 #55153

Solomon Offline Senior Member Posts: 75 Thank you received: 40	Apologies for the digression from the OP but must confess that am finding DMSO a challenge to stomach i.e keep down. I will bear the clarification in the last post in mind as i continue to use DMSO. Thanks to you all.
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Clarified: DMSO instructions in protocol 1000+ as approved by Jim humble on 7/24/12. 11 Mar 2017 02:27 #55155

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When I first started adding DMSO to MMS internal dosing, I was cautious and used just a few drops. Did not notice any problem so increased DMSO drops.

Recently Jim suggested I should ingest large quantities of DMSO for a possible heart problem, which as it turns out, I apparently don't have. But, I did ingest 1/4 teaspoon, then 1/2 teaspoon and finally 1 tablespoon of DMSO. Nasty, but short-lived taste, and no negative effects noticed.

Let me know your results when you ingest 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO. :ohmy:

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