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What is the best book to read for a brand new person to MMS? 21 Jan 2022 07:36 #73597

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I am new to MMS and would like to know about all the various MMS "protocols" and what they are each for. I also like to know what "DMSO" is, as well as any other of the things out there related to MMS. Apparently there is MUCH more to MMS than just simply mixing the chlorine dioxide and the activator together and drinking a few drops of it (as is obvious from all the many "protocols". the DMSO, and whatever else associated with MMS). I'd like to know generally where to start with taking MMS and how to apply all those things associated with it.

Therefore, what is the best book to explain all the above for a brand new person getting involved with MMS?

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What is the best book to read for a brand new person to MMS? 21 Jan 2022 17:35 #73604

jeffers Offline Platinum Member Posts: 369 Thank you received: 199	mary poppins posed this link newearth.university/thesolutionbook/ when u get on site it says vid not available. scroll down and you come to free download link. i think its jims latest book.. the solution book The following user(s) said Thank You: JimH1954, Quickdraw
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What is the best book to read for a brand new person to MMS? 21 Jan 2022 19:21 #73605

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Quickdraw wrote:
I am new to MMS and would like to know about all the various MMS "protocols" and what they are each for. I also like to know what "DMSO" is, as well as any other of the things out there related to MMS. Apparently there is MUCH more to MMS than just simply mixing the chlorine dioxide and the activator together and drinking a few drops of it (as is obvious from all the many "protocols". the DMSO, and whatever else associated with MMS). I'd like to know generally where to start with taking MMS and how to apply all those things associated with it.

Therefore, what is the best book to explain all the above for a brand new person getting involved with MMS?

That's easy.

Jim Humble's book MMS Health Recovery Guidebook (2016).

It has all the protocols, how to mix, schedules, DMSO, mold, MMS2 and much much more. Get the book.
You can support Jim and all his work by buying it here www.jimhumblebooks.co or find a free copy on the internet.

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