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thyrode treatment for cats 05 Aug 2014 22:34 #46713

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Hi Everyone,
I am looking for a cds protocol for cats,on the treatment of thyrode enlargement causing vomiting and the ever increasing
cry for more food. Can anyone urgently give me some pointers on using CDS for this problem ? Vetenary supplied tablets are just not working and they are now taling about some sort of radio active injection !!
Hoping that somebody in the forum may have dealt with
this problem. Best wishes to all
Oldseeker

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thyrode treatment for cats 05 Aug 2014 23:31 #46714

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Hi!
First off, 1 ml of CDS equals 3 drops of MMS. So, using CDS I would suggest always start very, very low, say about 1/10 of a ml? That should equal about 1/3 drop of MMS. Do this as Protocol 1000 meaning every hour for 10 hours per day. If all goes well the first day then on day 2 up it just a little bit. And so on. If kitty vomits or has diarrhea, you will need to stop for the day and let kitty recover. Next day drop back to older dose and stay there awhile. When you feel kitty can handle it then try upping the dose just a little bit. Go slow. You don't want to make kitty sicker!

You can also put MMS in her water if it is a non-metallic bowl. This will give her some more as she drinks it will activate. The water will probably need to be replaced daily with fresh MMS as it apparently will gas out over a period of time.

All the best to you!
Denise

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thyrode treatment for cats 09 Aug 2014 13:38 #46794

simba84 Offline Senior Member Posts: 53 Thank you received: 4	Hi question for why are not using MMS why CDS that is what Jims book says
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thyrode treatment for cats 09 Aug 2014 13:58 #46796

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3702	CDS and CDH both have come out since Jim's book was released in 2011 or 2012.
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thyrode treatment for cats 18 Nov 2021 18:02 #72563

Marias Offline New Member Posts: 4 Thank you received: 1	Our cat Mimi had thyroid issue in 2016. She was 13 years old and I didn’t want to give her medications. We decided to do radioactive treatment which was expensive but wort it. She was normal after treatment and no issues. The following user(s) said Thank You: JodieS
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