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Mold Protocol 26 Sep 2024 21:03 #84075

ButterBreath
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Hey, frens. I am starting a mold protocol today following the directions in Jim's book, and this seems like a lot of clay.

Although I would consider myself one of the more experienced MMS users, I haven't done the mold protocol before. Anything to watch out for?

I did my usual accelerated start-up to 3 drops/hr over a few days and just took my first 1/2 tsp of clay, and it seems like a lot, especially doing it several more times per day. I am using Sky Organics Indian Healing Clay if that means anything to yall.

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