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Infection still lingering after foot wound 23 Oct 2012 10:03 #25297

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Hi,

I've had a cut on my foot followed by all sorts of symptoms - which very much appear to be signs of infection. I've been using mms for weeks, but I find the bigger doses e.g. more than 20 drops quite a challenge. I'm still getting symptoms - shivering, aches and pains (in the foot and round my body), light headed, low blood pressure etc.. which suggests the infection is still lingering.
Anyone have any suggestions? I've used mms in the bath, a foot soak, internally as a drink and an enema.
I also had antibiotics for a week, which did ease the symptoms a lot but now they are back.

Thanks in advance for any words of wisdom - really appreciated!!

Bel

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Infection still lingering after foot wound 23 Oct 2012 11:12 #25298

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Bel, a couple of things. The current 1000 protocol is 3 drops an hour for 8 hours - you would only do that large a dose (20 drops) if you were doing something life-threatening. The old protocol was 15 drops three times a day - but the problem with 3x a day is that it doesn't keep a level of chlorine dioxide constant in the blood.

Is the wound closed? Could you have a staph infection? For that you would do the fume protocol, which I'll place here - it's from Jim Humble's latest book, The Master Mineral Solution of the Third Millennium which you can find at www.genesis2church.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.


Footbaths are good - have you done one with MMS2? In fact, you might want to start dosing with MMS2 - Do you know what it is? Traditionally we use it with life-threatening issues, but if MMS1 is not getting the job done, then we move to MMS2.

Sorry you're going through all this...

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Infection still lingering after foot wound 23 Oct 2012 11:37 #25301

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Hi Pam,

Many thanks for your prompt response.
I have been doing smaller doses on an hourly basis, but have not found this enough to dispel the problem. I read on a website that a bigger dose for infections can be necessary to kill it off. I am aware about the fact that mms only stays a short while in your system and the advice was to try a bigger dose a couple of times with a gap of about 4 hours.
The wound has now healed, but the leg has regular aches and sort of cramps, which also travel round my body.
I've taken an 18 drop mixture this morning and it seems to have helped. there was some nausea but not extreme.
I'm quite determined to get rid of this issue one way or another! (obviously following sensible guidelines though)
I don't know about staph infections, but as on the skin there is nothing visible, i can only go by general symptoms that have occurred since the foot injury which is now about 5 weeks ago.
I have tried mms2. Sometimes it has been a bit strong, so i have reduced it to half a capsule. In fact I think I'll try that again now!
Many thanks again, and any other insights appreciated!
Bel x

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Infection still lingering after foot wound 23 Oct 2012 11:58 #25303

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I've not heard of the bigger dose with a 4 hour gap. That would leave you pretty much without any chlorine dioxide in the blood for at least 2 hours.

The max dosing for MMS2 is 1/2 a size 0 capsule, taken 4-5 x a day (ever 2 hours) - I always tell anyone I'm working with to start slowly and drink plenty of water! a glass before and a glass with.

Just checking, but you're not doing anything to weaken the MMS, are you? Like taking Vitamin C or drinking or eating anything "with extra Vitamin C" or ascorbic acid or sodium ascorbate? It sounds sorta systemic at this point (not localized to where the wound was) - so I'm not sure that DMSO applied on top of a skin spray would help (although it will push more MMS deeper into the tissues) - but you could look into the 1000+ protocol, which involves ingesting a small amount of DMSO. Here's a link to the protocol.

www.genesis2church.is/mms-protocol-1000-plus.html
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