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Treatment for Dog Tumor(s) 07 Sep 2024 20:53 #83745

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My dog has a few little tumors/lumps around his body, but my main concern is the big tumor on the inside of his eyelid, It's almost completely shut. I had some questions regarding treatment to assess the issue.

1. Would either MMS, or MMS1 work better? Does it really matter?

2. In the case of MMS1, is there any specific acid activator that works the best? Does it matter if I use Citric acid instead of Hydrochloric acid?

3. How should I dose it? He's roughly 60 pounds.

4. How should I give it? Would giving it orally work? Or would I have to inject it directly into the tumor itself?

Thanks

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