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I’ve been reading Jim Humble’s Health Recovery Guidebook and was trying to figure out how many drops to make MMS (activated).  I thought I had it figured out and then I read Chap. 15 on Animals and feel more confused than ever!

My kitty has been vomiting blood and I know something is wrong.  She received a remote energy healing two weeks ago.  She had stopped eating before the healing and began eating after the healing.  Now, she has been vomiting since yesterday.  She isn’t eating.  So I know I need to try MMS on her.  I have never taken it myself, but I plan to.  I just feel like she is getting worse.  She has lost a lot of weight in the last 6 months.  She used to weigh around 10 lbs but now is just under 7 lbs.  I know something is wrong, but I don’t have the funds to take her to a vet who will charge hundreds and probably give her antibiotics without actually helping her.

I was planning to activate 1 drop or even 1/8 of a drop of MMS.  Then I read the chart in Chap. 15.  It appears to start at 3.5 milliliters or drops in 1/4 cup water, but the Cup 2 shows 8 drops of MMs. I am so confused by this info.  This dosage sounds way too high for my 7 lb kitty!  

I really want to help my girl Trixie, but I’m so confused about how many drops to start with.  Cup 2 shows 8 drops of MMS.  How is this possible?

 I don’t want to make her much worse because it could do her in.  If you have any ideas or experience with this, please comment.

This version of Jim's animal protocols has been updated from the 2016 book. The 2019 Animal Protocols PDF file is attached. 

Thank you for posting the revised animal chapter.  I am still confused about dosage.  It would be really helpful if you could run through an example.  Like with a 10 pound cat, take us through the process of figuring out the 6 and 6 dosage, and also the starting procedure, protocol 1000 and so on dosages.  That would be awesome if you could do that.  It shouldn't be confusing but with all the different units of measurements, drops, mg, ml, I get lost.

mmsfamily wrote:

Thank you for posting the revised animal chapter.  I am still confused about dosage.  It would be really helpful if you could run through an example.  Like with a 10 pound cat, take us through the process of figuring out the 6 and 6 dosage, and also the starting procedure, protocol 1000 and so on dosages.  That would be awesome if you could do that.  It shouldn't be confusing but with all the different units of measurements, drops, mg, ml, I get lost.

"All oral doses of MMS for animals must be calculated according to the weight of the animal. See the charts on pages 301-302." 

Determine the daily water consumption for your pet. Divide that amount of water by the number of hourly doses your pet will receive during the day. 

For a 10# animal following Protocol-1000 there are 3 dosages listed; 1/2 - 3/4 - 1 drop to be added to each hourly dose of water. The first dose (1/2 drop) is the starting dose which you could give for a few days. The middle dose is 3/4 drop, and the highest dose you would give a 10# animal would be 1 drop per hour diluted in water. 

Increase dosing as needed and follow the Three Golden Rules. 


 

Are you suggesting we start with the 1000 protocol?
 
If I estimate my cat drinks 10 oz of water a day, I take half that amount and then divide by 8 to get hourly water uptake of 18ml.  Following the attached file (from the 2019 guidebook), I activate 1 drop MMS, add 1 oz water and extract 15 ml to get the 1/2 drop.  I add 3 more mls so it is equal to her estimated hourly water uptake of 18ml.  I give this hourly for 8 hours a day or until well.  Is that how it goes?  Is it ok to dose less frequently, like every 2 hours or twice a day or is hourly most effective?

 

Giving 18 mls to my cat hourly is going to be a problem. I am wondering if, rather than adding 1 ounce water to the 1 drop activated MMS, could it be reduced in half. So I would add 1/2 ounce water to the activated MMS and extract 7.5mls instead of 15 mls to get the 1/2 drop dose. That is way more doable to give on an hourly basis.  Is that OK to do?

mmsfamily wrote:

Are you suggesting we start with the 1000 protocol?
 
If I estimate my cat drinks 10 oz of water a day, I take half that amount and then divide by 8 to get hourly water uptake of 18ml.  Following the attached file (from the 2019 guidebook), I activate 1 drop MMS, add 1 oz water and extract 15 ml to get the 1/2 drop.  I add 3 more mls so it is equal to her estimated hourly water uptake of 18ml.  I give this hourly for 8 hours a day or until well.  Is that how it goes?  Is it ok to dose less frequently, like every 2 hours or twice a day or is hourly most effective?


 

"Are you suggesting we start with the 1000 protocol?" No, my reply was an example. Always begin dosing following the Starting protocol.