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I am new to this forum but have used MMS prior. I was recently diagnosed with an increasing PSA level although had my Prostate removed in 2010. My primary physician sent me to an oncologist who told me "lets repeat the PSA test in 3 months" and then we will determine if any treatment is required. I did not want to wait so I began Protocol 1000 for about 10 days and then moved to Protocol 1000+ for another two weeks - getting up to 6 drops per hour for 8 hours per day. A couple days ago, my stomach became very upset in the evening so I stopped - but began the maintenance dose yesterday. I am wondering if anyone has any experience with this and if I should begin the Protocol 1000+ again or move to Protocol 2000? I am afraid of developing the same upset stomach, however, I want to get ahead of any cancer that may be present in my body. Any help that can be offered would be greatly appreciated. Also, wonder if anyone experienced with MMS lives in the central Florida area and would be willing to discuss this further?

Not sure why you got an upset stomach. Are you using 50% citric acid to activate MMS? If so, try using 4% HCL instead. I would also reduce dosing and see if that helps. You may not need to dose 6 drops per hour. Some people have recovered from stage 4 cancer using 1 drop per hour or even less. More is not always better. A steady supply of CLO2 is important. Btw, I have read that PSA tests may not be accurate.

Thanks CLO2, I have been using HCL as the activator. I was thinking I may be taking a too aggressive approach. I will begin again using a smaller dose and see how that does. BTW, I was having a great deal of difficulty drinking the MMS with water, so a friend who has done it told me to use grape juice (without added C). It really masked the taste but I was concerned about the effect on strength. I was considering ordering the CLO2 test strips to check this, but in the reading I have done in the forum it seems as most say the best is using water. Can you provide some answers on this. And yes, I understand the reading of PSA could be wrong, but I wanted to get ahead of this in case it wasn't. Thanks!

Prefer to make it simple with just water..... most people recover with it. Just get used to it...

always find therapeutic dose that feel good and improved and stay with it....

You might want to try making CDH as it should help with the taste problem. CDH dosing info here .

Another idea is to drink your dose from a small mouth bottle so you don't smell CLO2 gas which influences the taste.

Lastly, you could try the Non-Acidified Sodium Chlorite for Disease Prevention and Healing experimental method . There is no taste or odor problem.

I was not aware of CDS but checked your link and will consider this as an option. Thanks for the follow-up!

I did check out the link on CDH and am having a hard time following the procedure for making it and the dosage. I have found several references to this and they all seem to be different, so I do not know what to do. I did find I can buy it through "mmsforheatlh.com" in a 4.5 oz bottle. Based on a guess that there are about 2300 drops in this bottle, and using the dosage recommended by them (1ml, approximately 25 drops, CDH = 3 drops of CDS. Based on this, I would need 2 bottles to cover a 3 drop/8hr/day for 3 weeks treatment. Does this sound correct? Are there more links that I should look at. I did check the HRM and found he uses the original MMS only. Thanks!

The original CDH formula developed by TruthQuester and me, during a period of six months, is 220 ml of distilled water + 10 ml of MMS (22.4% SCS) + 10 ml of 4% HCL for a total of 240 ml of solution (CDH). Combine is a glass bottle as shown in the YT video and place in a dark, room temp location for about 12 hours. You should get about 3500 ppm CDH. To me, this is the easiest Sodium Chlorite Solution (SCS) to make.

NOTE: there are other CDH formulas out there that will not give the same results including formulas that use 5% HCL.

This McRae-Lackney recipe will be effective for about two weeks, then there will not be any further activation in stomach acid.

Using the standard of 24 drops/ml of solution, this formula to make CDH contains 240 drops of MMS (10 ml x 24 drops). Therefore, one drop (0.042 ml) of MMS is contained in each ml of CDH.

One ml of this McRae-Lackney CDH contains the same amount of CLO2 as 1 drop of MMS1.

Therefore, 1 ml of CDH = 1 drop of activated MMS.

One ml of McRae-Lackney CDH = 2.2 ml of 3000 ppm CDS.

When following G2C MMS1 protocols, substitute 1 ml of CDH for each drop of MMS used to make MMS1. I made this simple conversion chart for MMS1 to CDH and CDS dosing.

Yes, Jim's latest book only discusses using MMS1.

If anyone is using CDH or CDS, please refer to my website for dosing and other info for these G2C church sacraments. Yes, both CDH and CDS are church sacraments, but the church provides no correct dosing information, and ignores both in its latest MMS user manual, the 2017 book. The CDS protocol, Protocol 101 , which was approved by the G2C, has been removed from the list of protocols without any explanation.