Just 10 Drops - Protocol-1 for COVID-19 and other infectious disease prevention and treatment - My Substack article

Hi everyone,
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Take care,
Scott

Hi Scott. You appear to be an expert.

I just received my MMS and HCI activator.

For serious infections (maybe bacterial and fungus/mold) in sinuses, jawbone, CNS brain and spine, which protocol do you suggest?

Looking at the instructions, it is recommended I start with Starting Procedure Protocol. However, this is very weak. Aside from being cautious about a possible Herx reaction, I don't see any other reason why I should start so slow.

In fact, for serious infections, antibiotics are typically started strong, so that there is no resistance build up.

Should I skip the Starting Procedure? What do you suggest instead? Thanks.

If I were you and if I had some weight on me to do it, I would first of all go on a water only fast to try to assist my immune system to take care of those serious problems you mentioned and since if I were you I would be a beginner, I would start with Protocol-1 while on the fast. 1 drop is more powerful than most people realize. Then after doing the fast and that for about a week I might switch to a once a day intermittent fast trying to leave out carbs as much as possible and switch to CDH4000, maybe doing 1ml an hour 10 hours a day on day 1 and then 2ml an hour on day 2 and then 3ml an hour on day 3 and then maintain that for as long as it took to get well.

Hope that helps,
Scott

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Hi Scott. You appear to be an expert.

I just received my MMS and HCI activator.

For serious infections (maybe bacterial and fungus/mold) in sinuses, jawbone, CNS brain and spine, which protocol do you suggest?

Looking at the instructions, it is recommended I start with Starting Procedure Protocol. However, this is very weak. Aside from being cautious about a possible Herx reaction, I don't see any other reason why I should start so slow.

In fact, for serious infections, antibiotics are typically started strong, so that there is no resistance build up.

Should I skip the Starting Procedure? What do you suggest instead? Thanks.
 

Do the SP if you have time. It is worth it. Only 4 days.

For mold/fungus add Calcium (not Sodium) Bentonite Clay to your dosing.

For amounts and dosing get Jim Humble's book "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook (2016)" It has EVERYTHING you will need. More than just one protocol if one protocol doesn't do it.

Scott,
have you caught any viruses or any infections since being on your protocol?

Hey Scott, why do you recommend avoiding carbohydrates? What is the reasoning?

Also, I stumbled on some scientific blog about why MMS or CDS is allegedly "dangerous": chronicleflask.com/2015/03/30/a-horrifying-story-autism-miracle-mineral-solution-and-the-cd-protocol/

Has there been a debunking on the claims made in that article?

here's what I did.
put 4 drops of 22.4% sodium chlorite solution in a glass of distilled water. Drank it down. Ok for a while, then the worst sinus drainage i have ever had. Did I take tooo much and experience a detox? Did this 24 hours ago, and still sinuses are running?

I believe the normal protocol is 2 to 4 drops of sodium chlorite in a liter of water taken in 8 doses over the course of the day.

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Hey Scott, why do you recommend avoiding carbohydrates? What is the reasoning?

Also, I stumbled on some scientific blog about why MMS or CDS is allegedly "dangerous": chronicleflask.com/2015/03/30/a-horrifying-story-autism-miracle-mineral-solution-and-the-cd-protocol/

Has there been a debunking on the claims made in that article?
 

The article confuses MMS / CD being equivalent to Sodium Chlorite and goes on about how lethal drinking it would be, which is true, if MMS was just Sodium Chlorite. The very important detail that the author (BSc and a PhD in the subject) missed, or omits, is that MMS is actually Chlorine Dioxide.

By the way the FDA approved way back the use of Chlorine Dioxide as an antimicrobial agent in water to wash poultry, fruits and vegetables : www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/CFRSearch.cfm?fr=173.300

The NIH also published an article on the positive effects of the antiviral activity of Chlorine Dioxide already in 2010 : pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20616431/

A more recent study conducted by Mexeo, a company based in Poland that researchs in the scope of industrial chemistry, in regards to Chlorine Dioxide and its effectiveness against COVID-19 : www.gov.pl/attachment/4110f7ee-c4dc-4a66-9e70-a8d38dc0c970

An article from the European Food Safety Authority, 2016, on the "Safety of gaseous chlorine dioxide as a preservative slowly released in cold food storage areas" : efsa.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.2903/j.efsa.2016.4388

There is quite a lot of literature online you can find today that validates CD with scientific data.

Hi Scott…I love your Scott’s Antidote way of preparing CD and have made several of the kits based on your photos.  I am trying to figure this ppm issue out:  you say adding 10 drops of A/B to 100 ml water is 300 ppm; to 500 ml is 60 ppm and to 1000 ml is 30 ppm.  Question:  to make a stock solution of 3000 ppm using the 10 drops of each, how many ml of water do I add?  This is probably quite simple, but I can’t figure it out…and once I get that stock solution, then I could test it with CD strips, the same way I test my CDS solution?  Thanks so much!!!!

Update:  ok…I think it is 10 drops (depending on drop size) of A/B to 10 ml of water = 3000ppm?  or….do I add that 1ml of A/B to only 9 ml of water?