I am Starting MMS for AIDS

Hi friends,

This is my first time here, and I don't really know what this topic will become, other than a testimonial of my journey with MMS.

About two months ago the hospital told me I am "HIV+" after I asked them to test me. I had visited the emergency room for shingles. I am in my early thirties, so I assumed this was not a very normal thing to be happening. Now I have learned that shingles doesn't really discriminate based on age or immune system. It was once an "AIDS-defining illness" but it is no longer.

A few weeks after the initial test I saw my doctor for the first time, who ran a slew of blood tests. These showed that my blood was extremely healthy except for a high result on their "Viral Load Test" and also my CD4 count was below 200 now, officially an AIDS diagnosis. I also had one asymptomatic STI.

I have one more appointment with this doctor tomorrow, who has determined I am good to go on any of their HAART treatments, thanks to a genetic test. I have told him I do not want that treatment, so I think tomorrow is just one more try to convince me. He told me a horror story of one patient he had (in 20 years of this career) who declined the meds and died of AIDS - PCP and KS of the nose and airways, to be exact. What is bothering me more than anything about this process is that he and his nurse are ignoring me when I tell them my concerns about my history of extreme abuse of nitrite inhalants.

Even though my blood works are all good (except cd4) I have been suffering from extreme sinus and lung problems for over a year. Extensive research since my diagnosis confirms my suspicions that the problems I am having are due to the drug addiction I had.

So, I have decided to take this coming week off of work to begin an MMS regime. I plan to follow Protocol 1000 for a few weeks, as well as the Daily Regime for Oral/Respiratory Health (modified so that I can start with an ultrasonic diffuser rather than pure gas). I think I am going to do baths as well. I have read Jim Humble's book a few times now, and I have been referencing it every time I have a question in my mental preparing.

I will post here as I go along for anyone curious. I will share my lab results as they come. I read somewhere that Jim doesn't recommend CD4/Viral Load tests until 4 months after Protocol 1000, but I can't find that from Jim himself?

One thing that has me concerned is that my partner does not support this, even though I feel it in my heart and spirit that this is so much better than ARV. I hope to find some support here.

Thanks for reading
Manjushri

The final version of Jim Humble's latest book will include the following:

HIV/AIDS: Begin with the Starting Procedure and continue following the HRP (always observing the Three Golden Rules) until well.

HRP stands for Health Recovery Plan, a new concept in health recovery using MMS.

Your advice in another thread has me prepared to begin with the starting procedure. This new plan still begins with Protocol 1000 as usual? Thanks for all you do.

The protocol after the Starting Procedure is Protocol 1000, yes. You may need to then go to P1000+ and then P2000, etc. If you follow the HRP in the book, it will make sense to you. The final version of the book is very close to completion.

Let us know your progress and any questions you may have.

Today will be day 3 of the starting protocol. I'll begin dosing in about two hours.

This morning I have noticed several things which make me very happy. There's been a strange cut or callous on my pinkie for a few weeks that is starting to show the first ever signs of healing since it appeared. My teeth feel so strong and clean - there is no doubt MMS for oral health is truly a miracle.

I am slightly concerned that I have a temporary crown due to be replaced by a porcelain one in about two weeks. I hope it stands up to the MMS. So far it feels fine.

One thing that scared me slightly was a ton of coughing last night followed by a non-stop flow of gross looking infection stuff from my nose this morning. After coughing and blowing, I feel like breathing is easier than ever and will continue vaping from my ultrasonic. I think I might just slow it down a bit.

One question where vapor is concerned if anyone could chime in? Jim says to breathe thru the mouth with vapor up to ten breaths 8x/day. I'm up to about seven breaths 3x/day now, but I am alternating between nose and mouth. I feel there is a benefit to inhaling through my nose due to the damage my drug addiction did to me, but as this is not recommended in writing by Jim - any input? I'm not too worried because I have somewhere he recommends MMS in a neti pot (which I might try soon)

Also about the vapor - how come you need a new bottle of "toothpaste" every day, but the vapor juice Jim says you can use until it's gone? At this rate, I'll have the same 100ml of vapor for months. Should I make a new batch every day along with the toothpaste?

Thanks for reading again. Just day three and visible results - this is exciting to me.

Great news that MMS is helping you!

Where did you find the following info?

Jim says to breathe thru the mouth with vapor up to ten breaths 8x/day.

In Jim's latest book, there are instructions on using MMS for nose problems and another for lung problems. The Lung Protocol is too lengthy to post here, but I think you have the book, so check out both sets of instructions.

Hi CLO2

I only have been reading "Master Mineral Solution of the Third Millenium" - the kindle version.

In the USING A MISTING MACHINE section it says the following:

***Do it two or three times a day and if there is no problem and you are getting better, you can take as many as 10 breaths each time.***

Then it goes on to say:

***The above item (Inhaling MMS) and this one, Using a Misting Machine, are the result of about 2 weeks of doing it 8 hours a day.***

Do you think that means Jim did 10 breaths 8x a day? Or did I read too much into it?

Have a great day!

Edit: also I do plan to get the new book, just am absorbing all I can one book at a time

It seems that Jim is saying it's okay to use a "Misting Machine" following his method and taking 10 breaths hourly for 8 hours daily. Of course, he also says to slowly work up to that dosage. However, this method is not in his latest book. I will ask if he still recommends the "Misting Machine" procedure.

Thanks I would appreciate that!

For what it's worth, using the the misting technique so far has given me some very good results. There's a side effect of a lot of clear watery stuff about two hours after breathing. So far it has been worth it to be free of my chronic stuffy nose for a good portion of the day.

So the doc just calls and says I tested positive for a "LSIL" which my understanding is could-be cancer, but might not be?

Christ, the bad news just keeps pouring in from the clinical standpoint. Meanwhile, I was feeling marvelous. Little chronic aches and pains seem to be going away. I took my first bath last night.

Does anyone know if "LSIL" is means to begin protocol 2000?