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Low amount of liquid 20 Mar 2019 21:16 #60172

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What to do if the patient can not drink the amount of water needed for the protocol 2000?
He is to sick to be able to drink 1,2 liters in one day.
Any method to get the mms into his system with less water than usual?

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Low amount of liquid 21 Mar 2019 00:26 #60173

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Injection or IV would eliminate any additional ingestion of water. Look on this forum for posts by 'Truthquester' about that subject.

Depending on the health issue(s) you are dealing with, other ways are possible such as Protocol 115, P115+ or P115V. Those protocols use about 480 ml of added water to doses per day. MMS2 requires a lot of water. Topical applications might work. The MHM could help. Enemas, baths, foot baths, bag protocol, etc may work for this person.

We really need more info to give you an answer to your question. Have you not found other protocols in Jim's 2016 book that might work for your patient?

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