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Have been doing the MMS and DMSO for 7 times now. The hole where the pus is coming up is getting sore and the edges of it are looking black - is this normal? Should I continue? The amount of pus coming up is just the same.
Feeling so sad.

Definitely continue! I think that you're pulling the infection to the surface - which is a good thing! I don't know how often you're doing it, you might spread it out and not do it as often - are you doing the cotton ball technique that Paul has suggested? Or - you might prefer to just use the Q-tip technique that lavender blue suggested.

Thank you for your response, Pam.

I have a feeling that that the acid is hurting my gum - they are starting to crack and bleed a little now, and the hole where the pus is coming up is much larger and the edges are starting to disintegrate. I wish so much that it was pulling the infection out - but so far, I just seem to be getting in more of a mess.
I'm rubbing the solution into my gum with my finger. If the DMSO works like some say it does, then if I use cotton wool, won't it pull the dioxins etc out of it and into me?

I'm using 10 drops MMS with 50 drops lemon juice waiting 3 minutes, and then adding 10 drops DMSO and then waiting another 2 -3 minutes before applying. I am not adding any water. I am trying to rub it in to the area on the gum, but have no idea whether any is going in. I try to keep lightly rubbing it on the gum( adding more frequently) for around two to three minutes.

The DMSO I'm using is 99.9% - should I be diluting it more than just with the lemon and MMS? Am I waiting too long before applying? Have read some info about MMS being an oxidant and DMSO being an anti-oxidant so that would mean they cancel each other out?
Have started taking MMS internally as ell - 3 drops every hour for 8 hours. I don't know what I'm doing and I'm at my wits end with worry as I don't know where to turn if this doesn't work. Have no-one here to talk to and the world is very lonely right now. I'm truly grateful for your comments on this forum.

I keep reading about the extreme dangers of bacteria inside cavitations - which is what my problem is .... and with hind sight could well have been causing all my problems for many years. I have just found this sentence (pasted below) and wonder if someone can tell me if the MMS will work against anaerobic bacteria, where normal antibiotics fail? Really desperate for some hope here.

" However, the nature of such chronic jaw infections is that they are anaerobic, which means they do not have an oxygen supply, thus antibiotics cannot touch them and have proven to be completely ineffective against them."

Can the DMSO really take MMS deep into these cavitations in the jaw bone and kill the bacteria? There is no blood supply to the cavitation so taking it orally will have no direct effect on the cavitation bacteria - is this correct?

Do you think rubbing the DMSO and MMS on the outside of my jawbone'cheek would have any effect?

Hi, Sarah and Millie. Yes, the DMSO will carry the mms into the infected area. It has been reported that it will even carry through the tooth to the hollow centre to eliminate infection.
There is blood supply to the gums, but it is at reduced flow and therefore doesn't work well.
What you're doing is the right thing, but will require patience and persistence .
Doing the sacrament /protocol 1000 will eliminate the bacteria from your system.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staphylococcus_aureus

HI Paul - thanks again for your reply. I have some good news to report and must confess that it wasn't me I was treating, but my beloved dog. I didn't know whether all life forms were considered worthy of help on this forum so I posted it was about me.
Despite the MMS&DMSO taking the skin off her gum and making the hole next to the tooth where the pus was coming up, around 10 times larger than it was before, yesterday afternoon the pus was greatly reduced. I kept persevering dropping the mixture directly into the hole (trying to avoid the rest of the gum as the skin is hanging off it) and keeping it there for about 3 minutes. My dog is a star and just let me do it, even though it must have stung like crazy. This morning, there was hardly any pus and later in the day the cause of the infection came up and was sat in the hole - it was yet another fragment of bone from the extraction that my vet didn't remove out of the extraction site. The tooth was removed on January 16. This fragment was 2 1/2 mm long... there is now no pus, but I will continue to use the MMS&DMSO for another few times to make sure we got al the bacteria.
Today has been a great day, and I'm looking forward to seeing the gum heal very soon - it is such a mess, but was a means to an end.

Thank you for your encouragement and advice.

Hi Sarah and Millie. Well done! I would encourage you both to continue with daily maintenance doses forever.
All creatures are welcome here.

@Sarah and Millie,

Use dental "Tape", and don't use dental floss.
Please go here and listen to Robert O. Nara: www.oneradionetwork2.com/mp3/health/dental/nara_robert_dds_dental_prevention_methods_cavaties_december_03_09.mp3

Cheers,
-Karl