TOPIC:

My cat is unwell, he is not eating or drinking much.  I want to put him on the 6 6 protocol, but need some clarification.  He weighs between 14 and 16 pounds.  Column five on Page 302 in the Book MMS Health recover Guidebook says that at his weight it should be 4 4.  My understanding is that is 4 drops of Part A & 4 drops of Part B.  IS that correct?  Do I cut these drops first, and how much water do I put these drops in.  Any help I can get I would appreciate.  Thank you.  Ada

NO.

I know it's difficult to understand sometimes, but it is very important that you do so.

I don't know if you are looking at an older book or looking in the wrong place.
Attached are the most recent animals charts. I will use these.

You ONLY give actual activated DROPS of MMS1 (or CDS) to very large animals. (based on weight)
Smaller animals need the drops mixed into a CUP and the drops you give to them are taken from those Cups. (Cup1/Cup2 = C1/C2)

You ONLY use the "6 & 6" Protocol ONCE.
If you or your animal are feeling unwell, you can try it and see if it fixes the problem.

Then you move on to the Starting Procedure and Protocol 1000, etc...

From Chart 2 (column 5), for (12) 14 to 16 pounds, for the 6 & 6, you use 8.5 ml from Cup2. (C2)
That's milliliters, not drops. (you should be able to get a free syringe from your vet, the larger one, not the smaller one)
Cup2 (C2) is 8 drops MMS1 dose in 4 oz (120 ml / 1/2 cup) water.

THEN always start with the Starting Procedure then move on to Protocol 1000.

From Chart 1 (Columns 1 & 2), 12 - 16 lbs Starting Procedure is 7–14–21 d-C2. (DROPS from Cup2)

He doesn't reiterate much about the Starting Procedure and Protocol 1000,
because they are the same as for human animals as described elsewhere in the book.

Protocol 1000 is 1.5–2.5–4.0 ml-C2.

So, using the Low and Slow methodology, you start with the number on the left,
and work your way up to the number on the right.

Eventually, Protocol 1000 is 4.0 ml of C2 8 times a day for 3 weeks or so.

Or as many times per day as you can. Anything is better than nothing.

And then read the part about Protocol 1000+ by adding DMSO,
which you might want to start in Week 2.

It could take longer than 3 weeks, of course, depending on all the factors involved, as usual.

I hope this makes it clear.

I really appreciate you response. I got desperate and started giving drops in smaller doses and there has been some improvement in my sweet boy. We were going on the third day of Samson not eating or drinking water. But this morning he drank water and ate a small amount of food. So I believe the drops have helped even though I am not giving him the dosage that was recommended in the book. I remember what Jim Humble said about better to give a little than nothing at all. That's my paraphrase. Anyway thank you for taking time and answering my question. Ill try to come back with an update. I pray my little cat makes it to perfect health

I wish the best for you and your cat, Samson.  I also have a cat named Samson.  May he continue to improve and get better!

Thank you. He is improving but now he's growling and unhappy. We rescued a kitten about a month or more ago. He seems to hate the new kitten and seems mad at me too. I'm hoping this is due to the illness and still not feeling his best. He's never been one to growl and hiss like this. I'm not sure what to do. Any suggestions.

Unfortunately, it's not a good time for him/her to be under additional stress.

They will probably just have to work it out in their own time.

It may be exacerbated by him/her not feeling well.

Some extra attention probably wouldn't hurt, for reassurance.