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Starting Procedure going into Protocol 1000 20 Mar 2024 21:07 #81882

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Hello from the Washington State,

I'm looking for guidance with going from the Starting Procedure to Protocol 1000 and have 2 questions.
1) I'm not understanding why Protocol 1000 starts with a lower dose than the highest dose of the Starting Procedure.
2) Going from 1/2 drop to 3/4 drop today, my dog has diarrhea but doesn't seem sicker than he was. Should I stay with 3/4 drop?

Thank you very much~

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