Alzheimer's

I would like to try MMS for my Dad. He is 88 years old and was diagnosed with Alzheimer's 4 years ago. Previously he had kidney and prostate cancer and has only one functioning kidney. He wears an Exelon patch, and takes Namenda, Zoloft, and a blood pressure pill. Thus far he is very happy, physically healthy, but increasingly forgetful and as with Alzheimer's his behaviors are getting weirder.
I am wondering if MMS would conflict with any of the other medications he's on, and who can tell me how to administer MMS--how much to give him and how to introduce it to his system?
Thank you.

try protocol 1000

also, DMSO has been shown to be very effective in treating alzheimers

try getting him to take 1 teaspoon of pharmaceutical DMSO daily w/ juice

Please remember to test DMSO on a new patient to see if they have a negative reaction to DMSO as some do.

From Protocol 1000+ mmsinfo.org/protocols/protocol_1000+.pdf

"Important !!! Before using DMSO the first time, apply one drop to a spot on your
body & wait 24 hours to see if you have any negative reaction, especially liver pain."

As a side note, a friend was trying MMS and DMSO and overdosed on DMSO and burned the roof of her mouth. To this day, she will not touch MMS. Beware that some people don't tolerate DMSO very well. We are all different.

There's lots of videos on YouTube from people that used Coconut Oil to treat this

There's a lot of things - if you google coconut oil alzheimers - you'll find quite a few links. This was one of the first that actually brought it to the public's attention - an MD used it with her husband.

www.coconutketones.com/

You may want to explore a ketogenic diet for him - I've seen alzheimers called a 3rd form of diabetes. I know my dad had problems as he got older (he used to point to one side of his head and say he had alzheimers on this side and, pointing to the other side, dementia on the other side). He was a HUGE sweet eater and had been an active alcoholic for probably 45 years, although not for the previous 30 years.

I'm just sharing with you my thoughts -

Pam