How Do You Mix Together Topical MMS Spray?

I would like to put the MMS in a small spray bottle so that I could spray it topically. What MMS/Water ratio would I use?

Thanks agian,
Ponce Leon

Hi Ponce,

The ratio for topical spray that Jim Humble teaches is 10 activated drops of MMS1 per 1 oz / 30 ml of water. You can also add up to 1 drop DMSO per drop MMS.

Thanks brtanner,

Can you get the DMSO in a liquid format? And what added benefit does DMSO it add to the mixture?

Thanks in advance,

Ponce

Yes, DMSO is a liquid - originally a by-product of paper-making that was classed as an industrial solvent, it was discovered to have literally miraculous healing properties in the late 50's by Dr. Stanley Jacob from Oregon.

It's totally soluble in water (strangely, when water and DMSO are mixed the solution heats up dramatically). DMSO penetrates through skin, and it will carry anything it's mixed with into the capillaries under the skin.

You can get it at many health or natural food stores, and also, much more cheaply, in veterinary supply stores - it's widely used in treating large animals. Anything over 99% purity should be fine to use.

Dr. Jacob has been drinking 1 oz (30 ml) per day since 1960 (!)

Bruce

Hi , Just find out a link about DMSO with lots of informations,, hope it will help.

www.dmso-use.com/index.html

I have a question into Jim Humble about how long a mixture of activated MMS and DMSO will be viable - He has stated originally that it would be 6 hours (because of the antioxident properties) - and in the training, he said, when rubbing it on the body, 20 minutes. As soon as I hear anything, I'll let you know. My spray bottle of MMS, activated (with no DMSO) lasts over a month in a dark bottle in the fridge or cabinet.

Thanks Everyone!!!

So Pam, the DMSO probably shouldn't be added to the spray
MMS ? Do you have a way to use the DMSO with the MMS
spray that you keep in the fridge?

I have done experiments with putting activated MMS1 solution (10 drops per oz and stronger) in sealed jars with substantial amounts of DMSO. In one case, I put a teaspoon of DMSO in with 2 oz of water solution. After a month, the solution was still the same color of yellow as when the DMSO was added.

The yellow color IS the chlorine dioxide in the solution. So, I think it's demonstrably obvious that DMSO does not neutralize MMS in solution.

jbnet

What I do is apply MMS on the skin from spray bottle first(20 activated drops per 2oz.of water) ,and shortly after I spray DMSO (70%) on the same spot.This way MMS lasts long time.