My cat has FIV (feline HIV), and it messes up his immune system,
so he gets constant upper respiratory illness with nasal discharge
that was nasty green and unable to breath through his nose when
I first found him as a stray.
Before I found MMS (and tried it on myself first), he had to have
antibiotics all the time to combat the bacterial infections.
They tend to work pretty well, some more than others.
Not only are antibiotics not good for ANYONE to take all the time,
they stop working at some point, and you have to change to
another one. And another one. (resistance) This 'quickly' becomes problematic.
The MMS works BETTER than antibiotics in every way.
I give him his drops in about a teaspoon of Organic Chicken Broth ('Free Range', Pacific Foods),
which is not ideal, but it covers the flavor and smell.
Otherwise I would have to force feed it to him in water, because
he will not drink that. I prefer to not do that if I can avoid it. (for me and them)
It keeps him clear with little to no discharge with easy breathing.
I used to have to do it daily, multiple times, but I think his immune system
has recovered some, so I can now give it to him a few times a day,
and even skip a day or a few days, and he tends to do well.
My other cat won't drink the chicken broth, I'm not sure why.
All cats/dogs/people/animals are different.
Maybe he has a heightened sense of taste or smell.
I talk about Mr Black on my website here:
www.aspoonfulofmedicine.com/mystory.php#cat_story
I give him 5 to 7 drops. He balks at some point if I try to give him much more.
Probably the taste & smell. He is about a 10 pound cat, over 15 years old.
His blood panels tend to be "perfect", which surprises the vets I take him to,
for a cat of his age, and with FIV. (and not taking antibiotics, like most cat with FIV)
Unfortunately, none of my vets will work with me, which is understandable.
It is not AVA approved, and all that, and they could lose their license, or
I could sue them if I was a jackass. They just find the situation "interesting".
I think I could most likely "cure" his FIV, which is "incurable", and
eventually causes cats to die, usually from cancers or something bad
like that, but I would need to up his dosage. I think this would require
injections, which freaks me out. But, maybe someday. Maybe using
diabetes insulin needles and a neutral pH solution. But I would have to
kind of 'guess' how much to give him and all that.
Sucks that I can't get any vet help. And I wish there was more online about
using MMS/CD on non-human animals. At least we have Jim Humble's
information in his book.
He does tend to get dehydrated every 3 to 6 months, or so.
Neither I nor his vets know why. MMS can be dehydrating, so maybe it's that.
I feed him food mixed with water as a gravy to make sure he is well hydrated,
and keep a close eye on his water intake and peeing.
I hope this information helps you and gives you some ideas on how to
treat your cat with MMS/CD.
I am now using CDS instead of SCS + HCl activated MMS1.
It's basically the same thing, but stronger, because it is fully activated.
Anyway, at this point I just do the best I can with him and it is working
very well and he is MUCH better off than he was when I found him,
so I am beyond happy for me and him.
He is having a MUCH better life. So you can't complain about that.
He probably won't live too much longer, but you never know.
Maybe the MMS will help keep him relatively healthy for a few to several more years.
(for those who do not know, post-15 years old is VERY old for a cat --
he's nearing 100 years old in human comparison)
If you have any questions or concerns or whatever, do not hesitate to
contact me. Here or e-mail or whatever.