Topical or Intramuscularly - Which is most effective at entering bloodstream?

MMS and any other solution, and DMSO, I find very difficult to take orally. Because of that, I prefer topically or intramuscularly (IM). Which is most effective at getting the solution into the bloodstream, assuming the bloodstream is where it ideally should be? And are there any protocols or suggestions that I could read regarding IM? I am dealing with bladder cancer btw.
 

NelsonEh wrote:

MMS and any other solution, and DMSO, I find very difficult to take orally. Because of that, I prefer topically or intramuscularly (IM). Which is most effective at getting the solution into the bloodstream, assuming the bloodstream is where it ideally should be? And are there any protocols or suggestions that I could read regarding IM? I am dealing with bladder cancer btw.

 

For bladder cancer, the ideal CLO2 solution would be MMS1 or CDH because those will travel into the intestines, and CDS will not. 

Most people do not know that stomach acid is needed for further activation of residual sodium chlorite into chlorine dioxide (CLO2). MMS (SCS), when pre-activated for 30 seconds, releases only 10% of available CLO2 and CDH contains 50% of available CLO2 when activated overnight. 

Your only choice is ingestion. I suspect that you are using citric acid as the acid activator when making MMS1. I suggest that you use 4% HCL instead. Do not inhale CLO2 gas when ingesting MMS1, CDH or CDM. If you do, that will enhance the bad taste of those solutions. Check out the attached photos. 

You could use CDM instead of MMS1 or CDH. See attached PDF file.