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Take it to the limit 19 Nov 2012 17:02 #26786

MMSUser Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 73 Thank you received: 11	I'm up to 6.6 drops that equals out to 4ml (80 drops)of MMS in a 48oz bottle to last 12 hours) How far can I increase my MMS drops per 4oz of mixture before getting worried of ill effects. Help would be appreciated
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Take it to the limit 19 Nov 2012 17:23 #26788

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Your combination of your dosage and preparation is very confusing. Can you be more specific?

6.6 drops?
4ml (80 drops)?
into 48oz bottle

How do you precisely prepare your 12 hours dosage prep?

Ill effects depend largely on your constitution and body size. If you have a high pathogen load or not. There are two issues to think about - your bodies ability to absorb each dose and how much "die off" you may experience. Each has an effect on your state of being. How long have you been taking your treatment as stated?

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Take it to the limit 19 Nov 2012 18:23 #26796

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Hi, sky. He's using a 1ml-20 drops measure (although we usually think of 1ml as 24 drops, so he's actually getting more like 92 drops in a 12 hour dose, as we would think of it). That would be 7.6 drops per hour for the 12 hours.

My only comment would be that for the 2000 protocol, JH has us work up to 10 drops an hour for 12 hours. But definitely not all at once - and all the other questions sky has still apply

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Take it to the limit 19 Nov 2012 19:14 #26801

MMSUser Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 73 Thank you received: 11	Yes Pam I am going on the 20 drops per ml 6.6 drops per 4oz 4ml per 48oz for 12hr limit So 10 drops per 4oz is the suggested limit Lets hope that works for me ... Thanks Pam
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Take it to the limit 14 Feb 2013 04:34 #30538

MMSUser Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 73 Thank you received: 11	I do the bottle method and put 5ml of MMS anf 5ml of activator with 5 drops which equals out to over 8.1 per 4oz and I can go higher but its hard.
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