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DMSO added for Protocol 1000+ 16 Apr 2019 09:35 #60347

Vilasini
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I have managed to get to 1 1/2 drops per hour comfortably, and have been taking MMS for about six weeks now.
Today I thought I would add the DMSO to start +1000. I ended up vomiting and with abdo cramps for a few hours. I felt so bad physically and emotionally, I could not continue any drops.
I will start back on just MMS tomorrow. Is this the right thing to do?
Is this an indication of something, not being able to tolerate more than the amount of MMS or just a small dose of DMSO? Can it indicate disease in my body?
Or is it detoxing?
Thanks
Vilasini

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DMSO added for Protocol 1000+ 16 Apr 2019 17:48 #60348

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	Vilasini, are you using 50% citric acid or 4% HCL MMS activator? How many drops of DMSO did you add to each MMS1 dose?
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DMSO added for Protocol 1000+ 16 Apr 2019 21:28 #60349

Vilasini Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 0	I am using HCl. I mixed one drop of MMS with three drops of DMSO
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DMSO added for Protocol 1000+ 16 Apr 2019 21:33 #60350

Vilasini Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 0	Perhaps I should be just continuing on with just MMS1 until I get to three drops??
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DMSO added for Protocol 1000+ 17 Apr 2019 04:18 #60351

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Thanks for the information.

Three drops of DMSO added to MMS1, after it has activated for 30 seconds, is the maximum amount of DMSO to use per MMS drop. You could try adding 1 drop of DMSO to your 1.5 drop MMS1 doses and see if that is okay.

I am wondering if the high amount of unactivated MMS in your MMS1 doses is bothering you. As you may know, MMS1 is only 10% activated at 30 seconds and the residual MMS should activate in stomach acid, if you have adequate stomach acid.

One way to prove this thought would be for you to take equivalent CDS doses and see if you can increase from that dosage. Three milliliters of 3000 ppm CDS (added to 120 ml of water) would be approximately the same as ingesting a 1.5 drop MMS1 dose, except in CDS there is no residual MMS or HCL activator.

If you have or can make/buy some 3000 ppm CDS, try it and see what happens. Thanks.

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