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Urgent Need help with my dog 27 Jan 2023 15:50 #77571

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I have a 15 lb shihtzu 17 years old. He was just diagnosed by X-ray and ultrasound with enlarged heart and liver and fluid in the lungs. I tried doing the 4 & 4 (6 & 6) dose on him a few weeks ago based on weight in 1/2 cup chicken broth. He drank it the first time but then refused to drink the broth. He can smell the MMS. And now he’s stopped eating a day ago. He has runny small poops sometimes with blood throughout the night. I notice he’s been gradually getting more lethargic over the past year but he always had a voracious appetite and energy. We had extensive bloodwork and fecal samples done on him the other day that detected elevated liver enzymes but no infections. I don’t know if this is the end or if the MMS will help his condition. Does anyone know if this will help him and if so how I can administer the dose via syringe? Cocoa Puff is my soulmate. I don’t want to lose him but I don’t want him to suffer if this is a waste of time. Please help 😩
btw. I’m on day 22 of the protocol myself but only up to 2 drops.

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Urgent Need help with my dog 27 Jan 2023 17:24 #77574

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designergirl2 wrote:
I have a 15 lb shihtzu 17 years old. He was just diagnosed by X-ray and ultrasound with enlarged heart and liver and fluid in the lungs. I tried doing the 4 & 4 (6 & 6) dose on him a few weeks ago based on weight in 1/2 cup chicken broth. He drank it the first time but then refused to drink the broth. He can smell the MMS. And now he’s stopped eating a day ago. He has runny small poops sometimes with blood throughout the night. I notice he’s been gradually getting more lethargic over the past year but he always had a voracious appetite and energy. We had extensive bloodwork and fecal samples done on him the other day that detected elevated liver enzymes but no infections. I don’t know if this is the end or if the MMS will help his condition. Does anyone know if this will help him and if so how I can administer the dose via syringe? Cocoa Puff is my soulmate. I don’t want to lose him but I don’t want him to suffer if this is a waste of time. Please help 😩
btw. I’m on day 22 of the protocol myself but only up to 2 drops.

Just give him the MMS (sodium chlorite) on it's own, without activating it with the hydrochloric acid. His stomach acid will activate the MMS into chlorine dioxide. It has no taste so he shouldn't reject it.
Not sure about dosage though.

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