Alyn, there are several protocols that I would suggest looking at. Protocol 1000 is, in my mind, the base protocol. I would also consider the use of one or more of the following: (don't do them all at once full blast, that might be irritating, IMHO) -
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All these are from Jim Humble's newest book: The Master Mineral Solution of the Third Millennium which you can find at
www.jimhumble.biz/
An MMS Bath
The skin is the body’s biggest organ and can absorb MMS easily. Run a hot bath and add anywhere from 5 to 20 drops of activated MMS. If the water is not filtered, run it hot and let the vapor rise for a few minutes. Stay in the bath for about 10 minutes. Depending on your tolerance for MMS dosages, you could go up to about 40 drops.
Don’t be concerned about the tub of water diluting the MMS a lot. Whatever number of drops you put in the water will come in contact with your skin regardless of how full the tub is or how large it is
MMS Fumes on the Skin
For a staphylococcus infection (also called MRSA for Methycillin- Resistant Staphylococcus aureus), do this carefully, as it can save your life or someone else’s life in a few minutes. Obtain a glass or cup or smaller vessel of a size to cover the infected area and not allow any gas to get out. It must not be metal.
Put 10 drops of MMS and 10 drops of 50% citric acid in the vessel and mix. Do not add water. Immediately put the mouth of the vessel over the infected area but do it so that the MMS remains in the bottom. Lean your body so that the vessel is not upside down. Allow the chlorine dioxide fumes to bathe the infected area for five minutes, no longer. The gas will burn your skin otherwise.
At the end of five minutes, remove the vessel holding the MMS and try to lightly squeeze the infection so that pus comes out. Keep paper towels handy to clean up the mess. If pus does not come out, wait several hours and repeat the procedure. This will normally handle
staph infections in one treatment, but if not, repeat the procedure every 6 hours until handled.
MMS Skin Spray
For melanomas and other skin cancers, make a spray using 10 drops of activated MMS for each ounce of water. Spray the cancer each hour and spray DMSO on top of the MMS spray. Brush it with your fingers lightly. Do this once an hour. At the same time, follow Protocol 2000 as described in Chapter 13. If this makes your normal skin sore or the cancer painful, stop spraying until you can spray again with no pain.