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Hi I’m looking for someone who can help my dog with a tumor.  We have been treating her mouth cancer since the summer.  We first started with Fenbendazole for several weeks with no success.  We then decided to start her on MMS1 with 6 and 6 protocol as directed for here weight in the HRP.  About a week later we were doing the protocol twice a day (morning and evening).  No success as the tumor was still getting larger.  We then started her on protocol 2000 for a week but without DMSO.  We were to use 8 activated drops in Cup2 and draw 16ml but we used a ratio to save the MMS1 and activated 2 drops in 1 ounce of zero purified water.  We then began using DMSO afterward.  After reading the HRP again we decide on no shortcuts and mixed the MMS1 fresh each time as directed (8 activated drops in Cup2 and draw out 16ml). With no improvement we added protocol 3000 via two separate sprays (MMS1 @ 10 drops per ounce and DMSO at 30 drops per ounce).  So far it seems there is no shrinkage of the tumor.  We upped the spray up to 20 then 30 drops per ounce and spray her tumor and her under belly where her skin is exposed.  Because the tumor is so large she can not eat or drink easily so MMS2 is not an option.  My MMS1 turns amber within 30 seconds and I tested my sodium chlorite solution and verified that 100ml was 122 grams.  We could use a vet's name in the USA that has helped dogs with cancer using MMS1 or a health minister with Genesis 2 so we can discuss any option or error we may be making.  Thanks in advance.

Thank you for the help.  We have been on protocol 2000/3000 for many weeks.  She gets hourly doses of MMS1 ten times a day as well as skin spray with MMS1 followed by DMSO every hour on the half hour 8 times a day so she is getting a hefty dose.  I may try to inject the tumor directly if I can get more info on dosing.  I wish I could get a vet to try MMS1 by IV drip.  Thanks again for your help.

Thanks for you help.  We have decided to go with HCL instead of Citric Acid.  I found in another post that two types of citric acid exist - citric acid anhydrous     192.124g/mol and citric acid monohydrate 210.14g/mol.  I was using monohydrate which is used for canning tomatoes and common in walmart and the like.  I found in another posted topic that only anhydrous is mixed 1:1 and that monohydrate can be used but with calculations with wasn't listed.  I'm assuming that is why most folks including myself have found our MMS1 is acidic versus mostly neutral.

We also will give a direct subcutaneous injection a go if she has no other option.  Thanks for you help.  Have a nice day.