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help With dose for dog please 11 Mar 2022 16:00 #74275

Chrisybabe Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 10 Thank you received: 0	Hi there need some help please my 10yr old dog as lump on his testical been giving him 3 drops twice a dog but it’s not doing anything is it possible to put it direct on lump as well as in his food , I have read Jim’s book but can’t work out the dose any help would be appreciate
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help With dose for dog please 11 Mar 2022 19:39 #74279

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You may want to try incorporating DMSO or even plain old MSM. Check out this piece from WebsterKehr- websterkehr.com/msm_cd/

My dog and I are on the 24 drop/day protocol, but I adjust his dose by weight to be the equivalent of what I take. My body won't accept 3 drops at once, so I take 2 drops every 40 minutes instead of 3 drops every hour, and it seems fine, so far.

I sprinkle 1 Tbsp of MSM on Drake's food in the morning and evening, 2 hours before and after the dosing period. I basically do the same but just knock back 1 Tbsp in water from a good whiskey swirler glass. Very interesting info in the link above.

Drake and I are both showing significant improvements, and it keeps getting better and better. We are on week 3 of the protocol now.

We are newbies on this, so please gather other opinions if you can find them. Just my $0.02 for now.

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help With dose for dog please 11 Mar 2022 20:11 #74281

Chrisybabe Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 10 Thank you received: 0	Hi thankyou for replying I am to very new to this what is dmso ?
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help With dose for dog please 11 Mar 2022 20:28 #74283

Chrisybabe Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 10 Thank you received: 0	Hi again well at the moment I’m giving my dog 3 drops twice a day in his food
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help With dose for dog please 11 Mar 2022 21:27 #74286

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The dog food may have anti-oxidants in it, which would negate the effect of the ClO2. I feed Drake his ClO2 with a syringe, and he doesn't mind it too much. I make an 8 drop solution and dilute it into 1/2 cup (120 ml) of distilled water. Then I calculate the number of mls of that solution to give him. At the moment, he is getting 8 ml of that solution followed by a syringe full of water to wash it down every 40 minutes until the 8 drop solution is consumed. Kind of the same thing I am doing, but I make a 2 drop solution fresh each time for myself.

The bottom line for us at the moment is that starting 2-3 hours after breakfast, Drake gets 8 drops in 7 hours, and I get 24 drops in 7 hours. We have a little inert snack like a buttered cracker or bite of granola at the 20 minute mark between doses and then eat dinner a couple of hours after our last dose for the day.

IMO, a full 3 drop dose is a lot for a dog that weighs much less than a human, especially when my body violently rejects that dose, so I correct everything back to the equivalent that I am taking by body weight. Basically, I give Drake about 1/3 of what I am taking, since he weighs about 1/3 of what I do.

I recommend that you buy Jim's ebook, which has a nice chapter on treating animals. Also, Forbidden Health by Andreas Kalcker is a must read and is available for download out there.

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help With dose for dog please 11 Mar 2022 21:31 #74287

ButterBreath Offline Senior Member Posts: 73 Thank you received: 38	DMSO is covered in very good detail in Jim's and Andreas Kalcker's books. It is Dimethyl Sulfoxide and available in many natural food/supplement stores. I haven't used the DMSO yet, but we are significant users of MSM, which is also known as Organic Sulfur and is available from many sources and is quite inexpensive.
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help With dose for dog please 12 Mar 2022 08:45 #74292

Chrisybabe Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 10 Thank you received: 0	Hi there thanks for you reply so maybe il give it to him orally than see if that’s better thankyou
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help With dose for dog please 12 Mar 2022 08:48 #74293

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help With dose for dog please 12 Mar 2022 08:51 #74294

Chrisybabe Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 10 Thank you received: 0	So do you make the solution for the day for the dog because I was lend to believe that it losing it strength if u don’t make it fresh
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