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18 Nov 2015 17:43 #50497 by chilove88@hotmail.com
How to use DMSO for Protocol 1000+ with baby bottle? was created by chilove88@hotmail.com
Hey all,

I'm doing very well with Protocol 1000 but am thinking of adding in DMSO to increase healing. I'm healing from Lyme, co-infections, EBV, mold and mast cell issues. I'm doing a lot better after 3 months on Protocol 1000 but I still have some symptoms remaining.

I use the baby bottle method and usually just drink my hourly doses straight from the bottle for convenience.

Can I add in the DMSO in the baby bottle for the day or do I need to pour out each dose and add the DMSO to each dose?

Thanks!

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19 Nov 2015 08:35 #50504 by CLO2
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Yes, you will need to add DMSO to each individual dose and not add it to the baby bottle.

DMSO over time will reduce the CLO2 content.

Great news on your progress toward health restoration!

Keep us posted.
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