Urgent Request

I'm trying to help an elderly woman who has MRSA in her eyes. I'm trying to locate the instructions for the spry that you can spray in your eyes to go with Protocol 1000. Can someone post a link ASAP please? God Bless!

MMS Protocols

Using either CDS or CDH, put 1ml in 100ml of water and use that as eye drops or as a spray. That will give you 30 or 35 ppm which I've used in my eyes just fine.

To use drops, I would activate 3 drops of MMS with 3 drops of 4% HCl for 3 minutes in something like a small plastic or glass thimble (you could even use a straw that has one end pinched closed), the narrower the better. Then add that to 300ml of water and that will give you pretty close to 30 ppm for your spray or eye drops.

May your friend be well.

--Scott

I have all these downloaded. My question is, WHERE in all that information do I look for this specific information? I'm not seeing anything about eyes in any of the titles. If it's in with a protocol, which one?

I'm afraid the abbreviations are not yet familiar to me. I'm doing protocol 1000 with citric acid.

In Jim's latest book under "Chap. 9: Supporting Protocols", "Eyes, Ears and Nose Protocols" starting on page 136 you will find "Eyes, Ears and Nose Protocols."

You can also try using Scott's CDS and CDH eye protocol he posted here yesterday.

The MRSA Protocol is on page 196.

"You can also try using Scott's CDS and CDH eye protocol he posted here yesterday."

I'd responded to Scott that I do not know what these terms are (CDS CDH), and I'm having trouble understanding the PPM/measuring system he wrote to me.

I do not have any books about MMS, I've only found out about it on YouTube and by finding this site. If it's not against the rules, could a picture be posted of page 196?

I'm really not stupid, just very frazzled and a bit frantic as the patient is now in the hospital with pneumonia and may not survive to take MMS.

Truthquester wrote: To use drops, I would activate 3 drops of MMS with 3 drops of 4% HCl for 3 minutes in something like a small plastic or glass thimble (you could even use a straw that has one end pinched closed), the narrower the better. Then add that to 300ml of water and that will give you pretty close to 30 ppm for your spray or eye drops.

Just replace the 4% HCl I mentioned above with your citric acid drops. If you are using 50% citric acid it would be 3 drops of the 50% citric acid combined with the 3 drops of Sodium Chlorite. Then do everything else I said above.

Good luck

The MRSA protocol starts on page 196 and ends on page 200. This protocol involves knowing how to perform the Starting Procedure, Protocol 1000 and a detailed method of applying chlorine dioxide gas (CLO2) to the MRSA. However, the gassing method would not work for MRSA in eyes.

I suggest you follow what Scott has recommended for MMS1 eye spray.

If you have time, I suggest getting Jim's latest book and learn how to use MMS. If you opt for the ebook, you will have it almost immediately in the form of a downloaded PDF file. An advantage the ebook has over the print version is the ability to search for any word in the book using Adobe Reader. Plus, you can print out any pages of interest. You can also transfer the book to a tablet for portable use.