First I would like to thank Truthquester and CLO2 for the precious info and guidance they provide here.
Sometimes desperate situations force you to take desperate even crazy measures.
A friend of my wife, 68 year old woman 62/64kg was diagnosed with Breast Cancer estrogen positive 4 years ago. Let's call her Riff. She radically refused any conventional treatment. She tried a half dozen natural protocols (including MMS1, MMS2) but with limited success. Her limited success was due essentially to her inconsistency. She is very inconsistent at following any protocol, sometimes mixing protocols and always on the look out for a quick fix; she is all over the place and nowhere at the same time, if you see what I mean.
Her tumor in her right breast has grown to a respectable size and pushing out. I would say the size of a lemon (5-6cm in diameter) and very dense, I would say hard as a tennis ball; imagine a tennis ball the size of a lemon right underneath the skin right next to the nipple. Her nipple is sucked in, and right next to it a red 'eye', the size and look of a wart as hard as rock and painful. It is visibly the head of the tumor that is trying to pierce the skin. She jokingly called it the eye of the storm.
Always looking for a quick fix, she wanted absolutely and was very very determined to do the Chlorine Dioxide injection by all means and by any means. After lots and lots of talks and arguing back and forth she finally managed to convince me to do it for her at my place, end of the day when I get home from work. I have absolutely no injection experience, zip, none; Riff has a medical background (was a gynecologist in her past life).
So we rounded up the equipment we could find locally.
I used: 1ml syringes with a 27G needle, 3ml syringes with a 25G needle. I could not find butterfly needles, only hospital carry them I was told; so we had to work with what we could gather quickly.
I prepared a 20ml CDH bottle with 20ml DW and 1 drop SC + 1 drop HCL.
Our plan was to do an IV push first and after a few minutes, if no discomfort, proceed with an injection into the tumor. We had no idea what to expect.
SUNDAY Sept 22:
IV injection: Managed to inject 0.8ml from the stock. Had to attempt and poke a couple of times before hitting the vein. No apparent discomfort after injection.
Next, prepared 1ml syringe with 0.5ml from stock and added some DW (0.2/0.3 ml) to dilute. Injected around the tumor in 3 locations for total of 0.4/0.5ml. Last injection attempted in the "eye" was unsuccessful, impossible; the tumour is too dense and was too painful; I pushed as hard as I could on the plunger but nothing came out, the pain was intense and no solution was injected in the center. We had to call off the session.
I gave her 2 things: Burdock root to make a tea and drink 2 cups at least a day every day, and Cayenne pepper capsules, 2capsules x2/day. These are blood cleansers to help clean the blood of the dead cells.
MONDAY:
Today she has pain at tumor site but of a different kind she said.
Before, the pain was like a bad painful bruise and the skin was painful also because it was stretched to the max by the tumor pushing out.
Now the pain is like feeling of burning inside; pain was intense but bearable. Due to pain in breast we decided not to inject in the breast today and just do the IV.
I had prepared the day before a CDH syringe: in a 3ml syringe I had put 2ml DW and 1 drop SC + 1drop HCL. A time of injection I added 1ml of DW to fill the syringe to the 3ml mark. So in terms of concentration, the syringe has 3ml DW and 1 activated drop.
IV injection: due to my lack of experience I could only inject roughly 2ml. I poked and missed a couple of times before hitting the vein. While injecting, somehow the needle was no longer in the vein. So we decided to stop and resume the next day. There was no side effect she could feel/notice.
TUESDAY:
Yesterday’s pain was gone, no pain in breast today.
I had prepared the day before a 3ml CDH syringe with 2ml DW with 1dropSC + 1dropHCL for IV; at time of injection I added DW to the 3ml mark; and have my 20ml CDH bottle for breast injection.
IV injection: 3 ml CDH syringe containing 1 activated drop. Today I succeeded in injecting the whole 3ml without issue. After a couple of minutes I asked how she felt; she felt absolutely normal as if nothing happened, no side effect, no discomfort.
I waited a few more minutes and proceeded to inject into the tumor - filled the 3ml syringe to the 1ml mark with the solution from the 20ml bottle. It did not work. I inserted the needle right into the tumor. It was impossible to inject the solution, no matter how hard I pushed on the plunger, tumor was too dense. Nevertheless I felt that with all the pushing a few drops came out and stayed in the tumor, not really sure. We decided to stop there.
Burning pain in breast started and was intense but not unbearable.
While talking, learned from her that she had a blood test a month ago and the lab technician told her that her blood was loaded with candida.
Also she wanted to increase the concentration of the IV to 10 drops, because she read in Jim's book that he talked about an IV drip of 250ml saline solution + 20 drops sodium chlorite. I said absolutely not, I will not do crazy things. We finally agreed on 2 drops and not more. After that after having dinner with us she drove back home, no problem. She sent a txt message later after she got home that the pain had subsided and she was all well.
I looked into buying a numbing gel like Orajel or similar to use as local anesthetic to rub on the breast before injection. They all contain chemicals that I was afraid would prevent MMS from doing its job on the tumor. The best I could come up with was a tsp of castor oil with 2/3 drops Wintergreen EO and 2/3 drops Clove EO rubbed on the breast a few minutes before injection.
WEDNESDAY Sept 25:
I had prepared the day before a 3ml syringe CDH with 3ml DW with 2drops SC + 2drops HCL for IV push.
IV injection: I succeeded to inject the whole 3ml; after a few minutes I asked how she was feeling -- normal, no discomfort, no side effects of any kind, no burning feeling at the vein, just as normal as usual.
Injection in breast: I used a 1ml syringe filled it to the 0.8 mark with the solution from my 20ml bottle. We had decided to inject around the tumor at the edge, instead of in it. I managed to inject at the edge in 3 different locations. Total solution injected around 0.6ml. I could not do more because of the intense pain in the breast while injecting. I tried to do it as fast as I could because it was very very painful. Right after the injection, the burning sensation in the breast was too intense and she had to lay down in our bedroom.
After an hour or so while my wife and I were having dinner in silence and worried, we heard "What's for dinner?"; she was standing there smiling as if nothing had happened. My wife and I looked at each other all perplexed. How is the pain? "All gone" she said. She had dinner with us all chatty and smiling. Later she went back home.
I prepared a 3ml syringe for the next day with 3ml DW and 2dropsSC+2dropsHCL.
THURSDAY:
IV Injection: succeeded to inject the 3ml containing 2 activated drops. No problem.
Injection in breast: managed to inject in 2 locations only, for a total of 0.5 to 0.6 ml, one at the edge, the other in the tumor. In the tumor I had to push really hard on the plunger to get the solution out; could not do more because of the pain. Pain was intense after injection and started to go down an hour or so later.
I prepared a 3ml CDH syringe with 3ml DW with 2drops SC + 2drops HCL for next day's IV push.
FRIDAY:
Today the pain in the breast from yesterday's injection was much less intense and more bearable, but it lasted longer; all day Friday the pain was much less but continuous, described as shooting burning pain that comes and goes.
She came in the late afternoon and was all positive; the size of the tumor has gone down noticeably. I took a look and I would say reduction by 30%, my wife also felt the reduction was really noticeable. We decided not to do the injection in the breast today because of the pain and just do the IV.
IV: today I fumbled the ball once but managed to inject the 3ml at the second attempt, - no side effect of any kind, no discomfort. She went back home.
I prepared a 3ml syringe with 2 activated drops for tomorrow's IV.
SATURDAY 28:
Attempted an IV injection but was unsuccessful due to my lack of experience. We decided to do the breast only and forget about the IV for today.
I took a look at the breast and tried to feel the tumor. There is no doubt, the tumor has shrunk by at least 30%. My wife felt the same. Riff also had noticed the difference, and was ecstatic.
Injection in the Breast. I managed to inject in the hard part in 2 locations (not in the 'eye' yet) for a total of roughly 0.6ml. I had to push on the plunger really really hard to inject. A second after the last injection the pain was excruciating. She was all curled up on her knees for a minute. Then my wife had the idea to give her some CBD. A few minutes later the pain started to go down, there was some light shooting pain deep inside the breast but very bearable and on&off. She spent the night at our place; we watched TV.
SUNDAY 29
Riff woke up no worries, she was all smiles and good mood, had breakfast with us. The pain was very light, comes and goes. Her veins in both arms are a bit bruised due to all the poking around.
I mentioned to her that the injection in the breast was no problem for me, but that the IV were making me a bit tense and nervous. She said she was going to try to convince a friend naturopath if he could do the IV for her on the sideline; I said great idea. I prepared a 50ml CDH bottle for her to take home and use it for her IV, 50ml DW and 18 activated drops (concentration I would say around 1200ppm) to be diluted at the time of injection.
No injection of any kind today, just take it easy.
MONDAY 30
Well, the naturopath didn't want to have anything to do with chlorine dioxide. Somehow on the way back she found by luck a small compounding pharmacy where she bought butterfly needles. She showed up late afternoon with the butterfly needles which are much easier to use.
She took some CBD, we waited 10/15mnts before starting.
IV: injected 2.5ml from the bottle I made her yesterday, slow and easy. We had to use a smaller vein because the main ones were a bit sore from the poking in the last few days. She felt some burning, so I went slow and easy; so much easier with the butterfly needle. No issues afterwards.
Breast: managed to inject in 2 locations. In the first location it went ok although had to push hard; in the second in the center of the tumor it was like trying to inject in a rubber tire, very little came out. Total volume roughly 0.5ml. Pain was excruciating, very intense, agonising. After 15/20mnts it went down to very bearable. I believe the CBD played a role in reducing the pain.
The good news is lump has seriously shrunk in height to the point where one can now feel the depth; I was shocked how deep it is, I would say a good 3cm if not more. Another good news is the nipple is starting to point outward.
I suggested to slow down from now on and do the injections every other day and with a lower concentration; now that we are starting to get results no need to rush. But she still wanted to go as fast possible because her oncologist had scheduled her for a surgery for end of October and she couldn't refuse, otherwise she would lose her compensation benefits.
She had dinner with us and drove back home elated to see her nipple starting to come out. Also, nearly forgot - the 'eye' which was bloody red before is now turning brown.
TUESDAY Oct 1st: No action today.
WEDNESDAY Oct 2
Riff forgot to bring her CBD today.
Injection in breast only (no IV today, veins still a bit sore): Injected in 2 locations for a total of roughly 0.6ml. The pain/burning was intense, but surprisingly it went down to a very bearable level within 10mnts. She left shortly after.
I tried to get a feel for the size of the tumor. All I can say for sure is that it has taken a beating; I can feel dents on the sides, like an apple that someone has taken bites out of here and there. We'll see in the next few days.
FRIDAY
Riff had an injection of ozone gas in the tumor done by her naturopath in the morning (don't know why). Her breast was inflated like a balloon and painful..
I received my order of butterfly needles and 20ml syringes.
IV injection: it went well, I managed to inject 18ml of roughly 500/600ppm concentration. No immediate problem.
A side note: my wife had been complaining for the past week/10days of flux like symptoms, backache, tiredness. We tried MMS drops, MMS2 with not much results. After seeing the progress with Riff she wanted an IV too. Riff gave her the same dose 17/18ml of the same concentration.
Riff drove back home. Shortly after, my wife started to shiver and sweat a lot and went to bed. An hour later while I was reading she got up feeling much better; we had tea, watched a documentary and went to bed. At night she sweat very profusely.
SATURDAY
My wife woke up Saturday morning in good shape, took a shower and felt like a horse, all symptoms were gone, no tiredness no backache, nothing.
SUNDAY Oct 6
My wife had an IV. I had prepared a 20ml syringe with 20ml DW and 1 drop the day before. Volume injected 18ml. No discomfort/issues.
Riff IV injection: in a 20ml syringe 10ml from a 1100ppm stock diluted with 10ml saline solution. Injected 17/18ml. Burning felt at vein.
Injection in breast: Injected in 3 locations in the tumor. I had to push really really hard on the plunger to get the solution out, it was very painful but managed to inject 0.6/0.7ml in total in the tumor. Shen had to lay down. 10mts later she was up, the pain has gone down to a very bearable level. She drove back home. A slight pain persisted throughout the evening and was gone the next day.
I prepared a 60ml CDH syringe to use as stock with 60ml DW and 4 activated drops (concentration approx 200/220ppm)
TUESDAY 8
My wife had an IV: in a 20ml syringe I transferred 20ml from the stock (200-220ppm) and added 1 drop HCL. Injected 18ml. No issues at all
Riff had same IV except I injected roughly 15ml. She felt some burning and the vein swell a bit. We put castor oil with cayenne pepper. A few minutes later the swelling was nearly gone. No other issue.
Injection in breast: I managed to inject in 2 locations in the tumor (not yet in the center) for a total of 0.6/0.7ml. This time it was less hard to inject than before; looks like the tumor is softening. Very intense pain that lasted 10mnts or less and then came down quickly. She stayed a little longer chatting and left all well.
