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Loss of appetite 10 Feb 2018 10:36 #57559

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Our cat has stopped eating and refuses to even drink water since we've been giving her oral and topical MMS+DMSO doses for a few weeks now. She will have a tiny little amount here and there but her appetite seems to have completely gone.

We think that the oral MMS doses are making her nauseous so we are considering stopping oral and just continuing topical on the skin cancer on her nose. Would this still be effective?

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get pets on MMS to eat? She is literally skin and bone now and will surely die if we don't get her to eat.

Any advice is hugely appreciated

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Loss of appetite 10 Feb 2018 22:04 #57563

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On page 305 in Jim Humble's newest book you will find this:

Three Golden Rules for Animals

1. If the animal is improving on the dosage you are giving and/or what you are doing, do not change what you are doing—as long as you see improvement, keep it up.

2. The same rule applies for animals as for people: if at any time your animal seems to get sicker on MMS, reduce the dosage you are giving by 50%. Once the sickness passes and the animal is OK with the smaller dosage, you can try to slowly work back up, but be careful to not make the animal sicker.

3. If the animal is not getting better, nor getting worse on the dosage you are giving, after two or three days, go to the next higher protocol.

In your case, I would suggest to stop all MMS at this time and see if her appetite improves. If it does, then start giving her MMS again, but at low doses and see what happens.

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