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Need information on intranvaneous MMS 16 Oct 2017 08:34 #56566

ag1279
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Hi,

I have a couple questions:

1. Where can I find the most up-to-date intravenous protocol? None of the links are working on protocol from the MMS wiki page right now.
2. Where can I buy everything I need to administer? I've heard saline bags are most difficult to find. Anything I need to know when selecting a type?

Background:
Quit taking MMS a few months ago to let stomach heal. Had an ulceration. Started using MMS oraly after a car accident and getting some stitches around my jaw. Didn't want to use the antibiotic prescribed since the last time I used them they didn't work for me. It's been working, but stomach is feeling a bit sensitive again.

Thank you,
A

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