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Advice 14 Feb 2020 05:26 #62444

Shan9210 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 42 Thank you received: 21	Hello I'm on MMS 2 drop an hour dose. It's been two days. I'm noticing some improvement here and there. I'm also noticing existing symptoms intensifying. I can handle that. Does that mean it is working? No GI symptoms. Panic attacks and dizziness (long-term issues) prominent. Shall I stick to this dose? Please advise.
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Advice 14 Feb 2020 05:48 #62445

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I'm going to assume you began taking MMS1 by following the Starting Procedure.

The Three Golden Rules state:
1. Getting better? Do not change anything. Continue with what you are doing.
2. Feeling worse? Reduce your MMS1 intake by 50%.
3. Not getting better/not getting worse? If there are no signs of improvement, do the next increase or go to the next protocol according to the HRP.

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Advice 14 Feb 2020 06:02 #62446

Shan9210 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 42 Thank you received: 21	Ok I'll reduce by half Yes I followed the starting procedure as written in the book. I had to switch from my home made MMS to imported one. Is it required to start the starting procedure again? Because I'm feeling some relief on this dose.
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Advice 14 Feb 2020 06:35 #62447

Shan9210 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 42 Thank you received: 21	Hello does MMS cure gastro or parvo virus in dogs? My puppy is sick. I want to give him MMS. I know how much to give. Just want to make sure if it's a good idea or not.
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Advice 14 Feb 2020 06:41 #62448

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If you are not bothered by 1 drop MMS1 doses, then stay at that dosage for a few days. You can then try to go up to 2 drops/dose. If you need to go back to 1 drop doses, that is okay. Some people have recovered from stage 4 cancers taking only 1/2 drop MMS1 doses. More is not necessarily better, although some comments in Jim's book imply that you need to get to 3 drop hourly MMS1 doses when following P1000.

Yes, I would follow the book's animal protocols for your puppy's ailments. Lots of people come to this forum for advice on treating their animals.

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Puppy 14 Feb 2020 06:50 #62449

Shan9210 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 42 Thank you received: 21	Just one last question, the book mentions starting procedure for animals giving three doses as starting dose, middle dose and maximum dose. So is it a three day starting procedure? TIA
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Puppy 14 Feb 2020 07:23 #62452

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Yes, that is my understanding. It does not say how long to stay at those doses.

"Column 1: Starting Procedure dosage for animals. As with humans, always start with the Starting Procedure for animals. The three numbers in this column represent the gradual increase in dosage. The first number is the starting dose, the second number is the middle dose, and the third number is the maximum dose that you would ever give an animal for that particular weight listed in the column for the Starting Procedure."

By the way, there are some errors in the animal section.

On page 296: "...and I have included details on how to administer MMS2 to animals in column 5." should be disregarded.

On page 298: "...as listed in Column 6—Daily Maintenance (according to your animal’s weight) to the animal’s drinking water." should be disregarded.

I have been told a rewrite of the animal section is planned. How that will be published, I do not know, unless there will be a version 2 of the book, which is likely.

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Puppy 14 Feb 2020 08:24 #62454

Shan9210 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 42 Thank you received: 21	Thanks a lot.
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Detox symptoms 14 Feb 2020 16:24 #62456

Shan9210 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 42 Thank you received: 21	Hi, Is feeling warm/hot and mild sweating a common detox symptom? I'm feeling good though.
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