Hello Everyone. First off I am brand new here, so still learning the ropes.
Regarding MMS protocol 3000, this is what I am doing presently and looking for others who are doing this protocol to see how they are doing. The following explains what I am doing with it:
I have altered that protocol to make it more user friendly. Doing it every hour for 8 hours a day is nearly impossible and still be able to get anything else done. Therefore I changed it around a bit. Instead of 8 times a day - I do 4 times a day; once every two hours in the morning; typically 8:30 am and 10:30 am. I have lunch at noon. Then resume again in the afternoon typically 1:30 and 3:30 pm. During all these hours - after breakfast, through out the day until about 5 pm I do not use any supplements that are deemed "antioxidants". However during my "off hours", I use antioxidants freely, including lemon in my drinking water.
The other part of protocol 3000 that I changed is the amount of drops used. Here is my formula:
Chlorine Dioxide: I began with 10 drops and have worked up to 15 drops with 20 drops as my ultimate strength.
To the chlorine dioxide I add about 10 drops of water. And then I had about 3 squirts of DMSO.
And here is my schedule: rub it into different areas of my body for 3 days; then take ONE day off; Then 3 more days on.
That gives me 6 active days of MMS 3000 protocol each week, always with one day off in between 3 days on.
The original protocol calls for 10 drops/ 8 times per day for 4 days; then 3 days off. That amounts to 332 drops total. At 15 drops/ 4 times/day for 6 days = 360 drops.
As to skin irritation. My first applications seemed to burn my skin a bit. Especially places with little meat on them, such as chest, shins, tops of forearms. However after giving them time to heal, I have found the DMSO is not giving me any trouble whatsoever. I am using Aloe Vera skin lotion on my arms to offset the dryness effect. It works great!
I would really love to hear from anyone else using this protocol and what kind of results they are getting.
All the best, Gabby
