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Hello everyone, it's great to have a place like this for support.  I'm new to this forum and MMS1/CDS.

From what I'm reading thus far, it's probably more palatable for cats to be given CDS than MMS1.  I have purchased CDS @ 3000 ppm and have no idea how to convert this into to milliliters for equivalency with Jim's protocols.  Can someone please explain how to do this for me?  I do also have the MMS kit from BioTraxx, so I can do either or in a pinch.

I have read the animal protocols from the 2016 and 2019 versions.  Personally I think for cats, the original 2016 version would be easier because there's less volume to ingest.  But I'm clueless as to how to convert 3000 ppm CDS into the correct dosage for my 7.6 pound cat.

I'm based in Canada, otherwise I would purchase the 24,000 ppm CDS that is a 1:1 equivalent with MMS1. as I understand it.

I read someone here added the MMS1 dose to bone broth for their cat, brilliant!  I'm making some for my cat as I write this.

My cat was just diagnosed with lung cancer. He was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism in April 2023, as well as a heart murmur.  In June 2023 he developed hypertension.  From what 
I've read, MMS1/CDS can address all these issues.   He's 18 years old and is currently dealing with retinal detachment but he's a trooper and I can tell, he's not ready to go.  He's still eating well; drinking plenty of water; and never misses the litter box despite his current visual impairment.    

Please advise and or share any information that might help us.  

Thanks!



 

If you do a SEARCH on this forum, you'll find the info you need.

I don't know if the amounts for non-human animals in the 2019 edition
of Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook" are that much different.
The books can be confusing, so do make sure you understand the Protocols.
I posted recently a couple of times explaining how to dose non-human animals.

I think the place I get my 24K ppm CDS sells to Canada, but I'm not sure.
See my website, link below.

I THINK the 3K ppm volume is larger than the 24K, but I'm not sure.

If you get some ClO2 Test Strips, you can also check SIPS brand (?) "Cat Milk",
that has the bad stuff removed, which might be more palatable and might
hide the taste and smell better.

I use Organic Chicken Broth. (tested with strips)
 

Hello,
I treat my dog and Two cats with MMS and it has done wonders! I use One drop of the 29% Sodium Chlorite (already bought made) and One Drop of the HCL at 4% (already bougth made) mix those drops together and cover the small glass with a small saucer for One Minute. Then I add about Two ounces of clean water. Then I administer with a Dropper. I give Ten Full Droppers of it orally once a day but if the animal is really sick then maybe Twice per day and then watch their response and treat again if necessary. Remember, MMS or CDS kills all the anaerobic things that are causing the disease and then the body heals itself. Also at the One Drop Level I also put it in their Ears or eyes if they have an infection or problem with them and it has worked every time. i wish you success and the Life of your cat!!

I tried to give my cat the animal starting protocol dose of MMS1 in homemade organic bone broth and on the first day, he lapped some up, not all.  Today I tried the middle dose and he wouldn't touch it.  I don't want to force syringe something bad tasting, since I syringe tasteless homeopathy remedies 2-3 times daily and he's okay with that. 

I read here that some pet owners put the drops in baby food.  It seems to me that there are strict protocols which provide optimal results but at the end of the day, any way you can get pets to take in the MMS1, is better than nothing.

I just might have to resort to the SCS in his drinking water overnight.  I found the PDF instructions for this below:
www.aspoonfulofmedicine.com/docs/pdf/Protocols_Sodium_Chlorite_Cats_Dogs_JC_Rev_3_Final_17may23_en.pdf

There's no indication however, as to how many drinks/doses are recommended over a period of time, does anyone know?  Is there a risk of overdosing with this method?  My cat weighs 7.5 pounds.  I read that the daily requirement of water is 1 oz per pound.  In the chart above, it recommends 5 drops per liter of water.  Do I put 1 drop SCS in 8 oz of water for my cat?  Or do I add 5 drops to 1 L and toss whatever he doesn't drink?  

Has anyone used protocol 3000 on their pets?  I sometimes rub Bach Flower Remedies on the inside of my cat's ear or on his paw pads.  I'm wondering if that's enough surface area to be effective?
 

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I've never used the SCS treatment on my cats.
They probably won't "overdose". Cats are notorious for not drinking a lot of water. (more summer, less winter)
The small amounts are probably okay for most circumstances.
I would do all the drinking water, or give one with and one without and see what they do and choose.
Since Sodium Chlorite is a simple salt in an aqueous solution, they supposedly don't notice it,
especially with the very small amounts in the large volume of water.
Any unknown substance that the MMS/CDS is mixed with, food or liquid, should be checked with
ClO2 Test Strips to make sure it's not interfering with the dosage.
I used Chicken Broth for my cats because they always seemed to prefer chicken over beef.
You could also use Tuna can water.
Or "Cat Milk". (Cat-Sip or Whiskas CatMilk or ? -- check with test strips)
Every cat's different, so you have to adjust with their likes and preferences.
If you mix one liter, and keep it out of sunshine, it should last at least a few days,
probably longer if refrigerated. So I would refresh their water every day with what I have mixed.
Or you could toss it and make new. It's pretty cheap.
I hope that adequately answered your questions and concerns.