Hi Pam
Happy to share all my experiences, and often this time!
During the 6 weeks I was on protocol 1000, I integrated the use of DMSO gel mixed with MMS for 3 of the 6 weeks), and applied on my lower and upper spine at least once per day. In the last 2 weeks of my 3 month work contract, I was under heavy stress where I didn't have time to eat or drink during the most part of the day. My God, the amount of weight I lost! So it was during this time that I had to stop the protocol, with the intention of starting up again once I'd finished.
One particular thing I noticed, which is definitely worth a mention. 1 week prior to the last 2 weeks busy period at work, I had been under enormous stress with minimal sleep. I had 2 OB's on my mouth, and a fairly nasty padrome that wouldn't subside, in the lower region. Because I didn't have time to follow the protocol during the day, I applied DMSO & activated MMS to the genital area 5 x 5 hours of the night, over a 5 day period. WOW! Now, here is the interesting part. Because I was only applying externally, and of the night.. it just wasn't enough, because I'd get up in the morning and go to work, with no MMS or DMSO applied or taken internally, until 6pm that night again. Keep in mind, this was the week following 6 weeks of both internal/external MMS/DMSO.. but I wasn't consistent enough over that period, with 2 to 3 hour breaks here and there, and I only did the 8 hour protocol, whereas 12 hours I feel is the key.
When I applied the DMSO/MMS externally of the night over a 5 hour period (that's 5 applications - hourly), the padrome was gone by the time I went to sleep! The padrome was huge, and started on the right side, going down my right hip and into the right ovary area.. along with painful skin in the genital area.. obviously where the OB was to occur.
Woke up in the morning and no OB, nor any sign of padrome on the right side! Another stressful day follows, and voila.. by lunch time, massive padrome now on the left side! 6pm that night, same protocol as above.. MMS/DMSO applied externally for 5 hours - hourly, and gone by morning! Another stressful day ahead - lunchtime.. bang! Padrome.. but on the right side again.
This went on for 5-6 days, with the padrome swapping from left to right each day. I find this extremely interesting, as this has never happened with padromes and OB's before. Keep in mind, that no OB occurred during this time, only padromes that didn't propagate.
Come the 6th day, I think I had coffee and cake for lunch, provided by the company I was working for, as it was the final weeks to a very busy contract period. No one had time to eat or drink for hours at a time! Then I had chocolate afterwards
, knowing it was such a no no, particularly since my body had been fighting this ongoing padrome. And then, after work.. a glass or 2 of red wine
Later that night, sure enough.. the OB popped its ugly head out after the final straw.. pizza!, and it had the potential to be one of the biggest OB's I've had to date. Its circumference was 3-5 cms in diameter. I hit it hard with DMSO/MMS again that night, followed by the worst case of diarrhea I've ever had in my life. Every 10 mins, I had to literally run to the loo! This lasted for about 2 hours, and the OB/padrome was dead.
Next morning, it was almost as if I hadn't even had an OB. The patch where it was coming out, was almost clear. I was nauseous and a little drained, but clear of an OB. That was 4 weeks ago.
Except for now, I've not had any OB's since, and I have to say.. in the last week of my job contract, it was the most stressful week of my life, both personally and career wise. 1 week ago, I was having 2 glasses of red a night, along with a little chocolate here and there. I went through a depressive period in my personal life as well, yet no OB. This tells me that the MMS/DMSO application really knocked the virus around. I truly thought I had killed the parasite that carries the herpes virus. Until... I noticed a week ago, the same thing you mentioned in one of your posts.. my tummy started to bloat and my digestive system felt sluggish. That old, familiar uncomfy feeling appeared, and within a week.. my monthly cycle, and the beginnings of an OB. So the signs are there, and if anything.. now I know why I've had intensified digestive issues for 4 years now. It's all related to the herpes virus. It really does upset the whole digestive system, as this is where the immune system comes into play, through the gut.
Anyhow, long story now.. but the point is.. I can see how important it is to apply activated MMS with DMSO to the base of the spine (and upper spine for OB's in the mouth region). DMSO plays an important part in getting to the core of the problem, however it's diligence, consistency and a good diet, with minimal sugar, stress.. NO alcohol, coffee or tea (sorry guys!). Bathing in MMS is also an important factor as well.
Also, when the gut is bloated and the digestive system sluggish, this is when it's most important NOT to overload the system with too much food, sugars and high GI starches. The body just can't cope as it's dealing with the beginnings of an OB, hence the gut/digestive system stops working as it should. This is the best time to drink plenty of water, and to keep starches/sugars at extremely low consumption.. if at all!
When this happens to me, I have gluten free fruit toast for breakfast, an apple for morning tea (or if I'm not hungry due to bloating, I skip morning tea), and for lunch I have pink/red salmon mixed with sliced avocado and a little paw paw. Afternoon tea usually consists of chopped raw veges like carrot/cucumber/lettuce.. however these are really nice steamed or boiled as well, with some lemon/lime juice mixed with olive oil. Sometimes I might add boiled/poached egg white with my salad, for more protein. For dinner, I'll have a SMALL portion of chicken with salad, and if not too bloated (or full feeling), I'll add 2 tbsp brown rice (white is okay, but brown is better). You can have 2 tbsp mashed potato too, however keep the butter / milk to a minimum.
If I stick with the above for a week, along with MMS/DMSO, the digestive issues subside a few days after the OB.
Anyhow, I'll keep you posted!
The body is an amazing organism, and is capable of so much.. if only we support its needs in how we treat and supplement our body, emotional state, and state of mind
Julie