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Question about applying Protocol 3000 for a skin cancer 15 Dec 2023 02:27 #80722

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Would anyone happen to know how many drops to activate to apply to a skin cancer? A cousin of mine called me because he is interested in using MMS for a skin cancer he was recently diagnosed as having. I have read about Protocol 3000, but the directions were for a much larger area of skin.

Would he just activate a drop or two of MMS and apply it directly with his finger followed by a small dose application of DMSO, also applied with his finger? any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Also, would he apply it every hour for 8 hours? 

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Question about applying Protocol 3000 for a skin cancer 17 Dec 2023 10:38 #80736

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Would anyone happen to know how many drops to activate to apply to a skin cancer? A cousin of mine called me because he is interested in using MMS for a skin cancer he was recently diagnosed as having. I have read about Protocol 3000, but the directions were for a much larger area of skin.

Would he just activate a drop or two of MMS and apply it directly with his finger followed by a small dose application of DMSO, also applied with his finger? any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Also, would he apply it every hour for 8 hours? 


If he applied undiluted MMS1 to the skin cancer, he would burn his skin and his finger! Undiluted MMS1 is very strong and must be diluted. Follow Protocol-3000 using a cotton swab or a cotton ball directly onto the cancer. 

Personally, I use undiluted 3000ppm CDS for skin problems, including skin cancer which I had some years ago. You can use a separate cotton swab or cotton ball to apply 50% to 70% DMSO on top of CDS. See attached PDF file. 

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