A person with Lyme sores on their back asked me about whether to use MMS1 or 2 and what would be best for an economical bath. Here is my reply:
In answering this, I'll also try to answer your question in the other post about the most economical way to use an MMS bath for your condition.
For skin sores you can use baths and sprays of MMS1 and MMS2. MMS1 baths and sprays are recommended by Jim Humble because there is a lot of experience behind them. In fact Healinghope has posted on this group that MMS1 baths according to Jim's protocol (
jimhumble.biz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=21&Itemid=41) helped her a great deal in overcoming Lyme and were very beneficial for her skin. Jim's MMS1 bath doses are pretty low but are a good place to start so you can see how you react, however some people have gone up to as much as 2 teaspoons of activated MMS1 in a bath. There is no protocol for using MMS1 powder/flakes in a bath; Jim's protocol uses the MMS1 liquid activated the same as for oral doses.
Jim has various protocols for spraying MMS1 on the skin, one is called protocol 3000 (
jimhumble.biz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=41&Itemid=67) and uses DMSO applied on top of the activated MMS1 to help it go into the skin. You could try the MMS1 sprays activated and unactivated at various strengths and possibly with DMSO and see what works for you.
MMS2 baths and sprays have not been recommended by Jim yet because they are still experimental, but there are some very promising results we have accumulated so far. We have an excellent discussion of MMS2 applied to skin conditions here
genesis2forum.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=8&id=3014&Itemid=66. MMS2 would be very good for open sores because it is a proven wound healer; I believe there are patents and commercial applications for this purpose.
MMS2 can also be used in baths. We have a thread here
genesis2forum.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=8&id=1951&Itemid=66#3368 about MMS baths. One person used roughly less than half a cup of MMS2 and that was pretty strong so they were itchy afterward, although there was improvement. One husband and wife reported taking MMS2 baths with 1 tablespoon and they said it is very relaxing and soothing. I have myself taken about four MMS2 baths now with 1/8 cup and it has been relaxing with no itching or skin irritation.
MMS2 baths might be the most economical MMS baths you could do. If I was in your shoes, I would give it a try starting with a tablespoon and moving the dose up if you keep getting more improvement. You buy CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE pool shock at a pool supply store for about $5 per pound, and it's cheaper in 25 lbs. buckets they sell.
Here is info on buying your own pool shock:
Leslies Pool Supply is a national chain in the US, currently their product “Power Powder PLUS” should say 73% calcium hypochlorite on the label; this is what I use. About $5 for 1 lb.
The highest concentration of calcium hypochlorite in a pool shock that we've seen in the US is 78%. Google "POOLIFE Turbo Shock" and you'll find distributors.
www.hydropool.com/cgi-bin/hydro/item/HTH-POOLIFE-TurboShock-78-1-lb-bag-Pool-Chlorine/22405.html One place to get 78% pool shock.
Michael