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MMS 2: Not able to increase dosage?? 20 May 2012 22:38 #17481

Leslie
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Hello all!

I've been on protocol 2000 for nearly 6 weeks now for cervical cancer. I'm up to 9 drops /10 hours a day and feel almost no ill effects with the MMS. However, MMS 2 makes me really sick! I can take only 1/4 - 1/3 size "0" capsule and often need to lay down. Does this seem "normal?" I'm wondering why my body's not tolerating moving up to a larger dose?

Recently I've been skipping it all together because it's difficult for me to keep up with the day and my 5 yr. old daughter. I just want to lay down. Anyone have any answers? Is it an indication that my immune system is in really bad shape?

On a more positive note, I've been bathing in 35-40 drops and my skin looks great! I'm 42 and have, well, HAD, some age spots on my hands that have nearly faded away completely! While not life-changing, a happy change just the same.

I'd be grateful for any input on the MMS 2.

Thank you!

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Re: MMS 2: Not able to increase dosage?? 21 May 2012 00:20 #17487

John D.
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If a 1/4 capsule is all you can handle, stick with that until your body has time to catch up with you. Try taking it every 2 hrs for every waking hour with a full glass of water and something (food) in your stomach.

When its the 2nd hour for example and your taking MMS1 and MMS2...... mix your mms drops as normal and put them in 8oz of water and swallow the MMS2 capsule at the same time. This way your not taking 8oz of MMS2 + 4oz of MMS1. Also try to lower the MMS1 drops a little each hour while on MMS2 because it looks like 9 activated drops per hour + MMS2 would blow anybody away, especially after days of doing this.

Try a activated 3 or 4 drop dose more hours per day. If you are awake for 14-16 hours then take it for 14-16hours. It will work out more beneficial for you than more drops and less hours. Also it will allow you to take the MMS2 and they can both work together. It might also be beneficial for you to add DMSO to your MMS1 so the cancer can be easily penetrated and eaten with the help of DMSO. Also douches may be in your interest as well for cervical cancer. If still feeling weak, I have noticed that some customers do enemas.... replacing a few of their doses per day when feeling weak. Customers have stated much better feelings and results than oral doses. However for obvious easy doses take it orally as usual.

thanks, John D.

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