3 3 YEAR OLD WITH MALARIA

I HAVE WRITTEN THE FOLLOWING TO JIM AND OBTAINED A REPLY BUT ITS NOT CLEAR.

What doses of MMS do I give a 3 year old child (13kgs) who has Malaria, is presently in Cape Town from Angola and the mother is panicking as she has forgotten the child's malaria medication in Angola.
I told his uncle that I will heal him with 2 doses of MMS and they are prepared to come and take it...but....how much is right to give him and do I wait the same two hours between doses as with an adult?

I think if this lady returs with a healed child she would be very prepared to get things going there and I would stand behind her to see the clinic gets going on the right manner.

Thanking you so much and sorry to bother you on this one but am a little scared to make the decision myself.

Jim replied that I can give 6 drops of activated MMS.....does that mean 6 MMS + 6 Citric Acid? 2 doses or maybe three if necessary.
Please let me have clarity on this one as I need guidance on it. Are there any alarming symptoms that can be expected?
Thanks again Lucia

Malaria link at the bottom of this page will tell you how to administer MMS to a child with malaria. (Edited, as the page is outdated.)

General Strategies for Assisting Malaria Patients:

Malaria victims are divided into two groups - adults and children.

Many hundreds of children have been given MMS doses according to 3 drops for each 25 pounds (11.4 kg) of body weight.

Adults are first given 15 drops. Each drop of MMS is always activated with 1 drop of 4% HCL or 1 drop of 50% citric acid activator. Once the acid activator is added, wait 20 to 30 seconds before adding 1/2 glass of water....

One must wait only one hour and then the malaria victim is given a second dose of the same size. All symptoms of malaria should be gone after 4 hours beyond the second dose.