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Protocol for dog with lump on stomach? 13 Oct 2017 11:06 #56543

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We want to try an MMS protocol where we put MMS in a glass and hold the glass over her lump so the MMS gas does the work instead of having our dog drink the MMS. Can anyone tell me how long to keep the glass over the lump and how many times a day with how many drops we should do this? thank you for all replies

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Protocol for dog with lump on stomach? 14 Oct 2017 20:18 #56550

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The method you described is covered under the MRSA Protocol on page 196 of Jim Humble's latest book. You may also want to try a similar method called the Patch Protocol which is on page 135.

www.amazon.com/MMS-HEALTH-RECOVERY-GUIDEBOOK-Humble/dp/0990894533/

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