Thanks IX for that info.
Do we know exactly what chemicals were used and how they were made? Was the activator 50% CA?
How were the doses mixed & how many doses were given to adults and children and the interval?
I am testing different ways to activate MMS1 and finding some interesting results.
Perhaps a Malaria Protocol should be written now that we have more field data.
From Jim's 2011 book:
"Malaria – For malaria, give a 15-drop dose; wait one hour; give a second 15-drop dose; then give 6 drops each hour until well.
Malaria and cancer prevention -- Use 4 drops a day for life."
"The only reason we take 15 drops nowadays is for treatment of malaria and then we take two 15-drop doses one hour apart."
"Malaria
The procedure for malaria is to always start with a 15-drop dose and give a second 15-drop dose in 1 to 2 hours.
Remember, if you use a standard eye dropper, multiply all figures by 1.5. In this case, the dosage would be rounded off to 23 drops of MMS.
Expect most of the symptoms to be gone within 4 hours of the second dose, but don’t worry if they are not -- simply give a third dose. All malaria parasites are dead after the second dose, so if the patient is still sick you can try a third 15-drop dose in 2 or 3 hours. But if the patient is still sick, there is no doubt another disease is present and in any case begin Protocol 2000 until they are well.
With regard to the immune system, chlorine dioxide is more powerful than any drug by far and more powerful than any nutrient. With chlorine dioxide, the immune system identifies and attacks many things that are not natural to the body, and does it immediately. In addition, it destroys poisons that have been generated by the disease.
That’s why thousands of malaria patients have gotten up out of their beds and gone home just 4 hours after taking a dose and why many AIDS patients in Uganda have gone home just 3 days after being treated. In fact, a single dose has, at times, provided the immune systems of some individuals with enough ammunition to totally overcome hepatitis C.
On very rare occasions, someone may have a little nausea or other reaction from 2 drops, but that will seldom be the case. When I say rare, I mean one in 500 cases. But remember, in treating malaria and some other diseases caused by parasites, one does not start with only 2 drops. The malaria victim is very sick and needs relief. It takes 15 drops to do any good, so give them 15 drops and wait an hour or a little more and then give them another 15 drops. They will experience tremendous relief and the malaria parasite will be dead. On rare occasions, they may need a third dose.
Other diseases caused by parasites should be handled similarly; although some diseases have the ability to dig in deep and it may take weeks or even months of taking MMS for the immune system to completely destroy them. The fact is that MMS is usually extremely fast acting. The malaria in each area is different. A friend just back from Uganda used 6 drops and then another 6 drops in an hour and that healed all of the malaria patients he treated (70 cases)."
Thanks.
