MMS1/DMSO Patch Protocol

Hello everybody
My father in a starting procedure. It has metastatic lung cancer with extrernal tumor on the neck (Swollen lymph node). In Jim Hamble book, He say that when there are external tumor, even in starting procedure, it is time to use MMS1/DMSO Patch.

MMS1/DMSO Patch ProtocolThe MMS1 patch is another way to use MMS1 and DMSO topically. This is not the same as Protocol 3000 per se, but it is a variation of how to use MMS1/DMSO externally in an effective way to heal all types of skin issues. We have had success with many types of tumors, cancer tumors, and infections such as MRSA, diabetic ulcers, and other skin diseases. It has brought relief to pain areas especially when cancer is present. While Protocol 3000 is one way to absorb chlorine dioxide into the body, through the skin, the patch is designed to target a specific area of the skin.

My question is where can I apply the patch, on the external tumor or in a nearby area.
Thanks.

Apply the patch on top of the tumor. Don't leave it on too long or his skin might be burned. 

If you have CDS, apply it full-strength and only leave on about 10-20 minutes. You can follow this protocol.