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Hi,
I started Protocol 1000+ with DSMO. I finally gave up after 4 days because it was difficult to keep making individual batches with my crazy work schedule and disrupted sleep cycles. I would now like to make a bottle batch to keep me motivated for the next 2-3 weeks.

When I started protocol 1000+ I was taking the DSMO incorrectly and when Pam told me what I should do, I felt like I noticed changes (a good thing).

So, I wanted to be sure that I am using DSMO correctly with bottle form.

Here is what Jim mentions on his web page:
"Take a liter bottle, divide it into 8 equal parts. Mix 24 drops of MMS and 24 drops of 50% citric acid. Swirl or mix for about 20 seconds. Fill the bottle with water and you will have a 3 drops of MMS activated per line taken hourly."

My questions:
1. Each hour when I go to take 1/8 of a bottle, do I pour this into a cup, add the DSMO (because water was already added into the bottle) and then wait 3 minutes for the DSMO to activate with the MMS/Citric Acid?

2. I read somewhere on Jim's page that doing 12-15 doses each day is more effective. I am assuming (hopefully correctly) that I can just make a 15-dose bottle the same way I make an 8-dose bottle?

3. I am using this for type 1 diabetes. I believe I had read somewhere that if no changes were noticed within the 4-5 days for Protocol 1, to then move into Protocol 2000. Is it preferable that I do go the whole 2-3 weeks using Protocol 1 or should I just automatically switch to Protocol 2? I guess I am not sure what "changes" I should be experiencing during Protocol 1 that would tell me that something his happening.

Thank you for all of your help and your responses!

Regards,
Heather

Yes, make your quart bottle or whatever size you want. if it's 12 doses, at 3 drops each, you'd do a quart and a half with 36 drops activated. Add the DMSO at the time of the dosing, not to the bottled mixture. Wait 3 minutes and drink.

I'm not sure what "changes" you would be looking for, either- other than your blood sugars might be normalizing a bit - and testing will show you that. He has said that it only works in about 50% of the cases of diabetes, and that sometimes it takes quite some time..