MMS and DMSO

Can anyone advise me RE: the proper mixture of these two for the various uses?
I have the Kindle version of Jim's book and going backwards and forward can only be done one page at a time. The answer is there but I haven't got a week to find it!!
Thanks

On my monitor the right hand side of the site is cutting off about an inch of text

If you are using Protocol 1000 - match the number of drops. So for example - 5 drops MMS (plus activator) add 5 drops DMSO. Add DMSO after activation is complete and water has been added.

I personally use my MMS mix separately in my maintenance application. I first take my MMS dose - then I take one tsp DMSO with a shot of water added. So the mix is higher with my own consumption of DMSO.

Good Morning, Sky. Thank you for the reply.
Here in Australia DMSO can only be acquired by prescription and there seems to be two types.
I got a scrip from my friendly doctor but the pharmacist warned me very stringently not to imbibe it, use it only topically. She said if I needed imbibable DMSO she would need a scrip that nominated that and it would be a different product.
Now I am not a great believer in the peculiar things retailers tell you, pharmacists or not, however, since I do not think I have a need to take it orally, it doesn't matter much.
My need at present is for repair of a punctured lower gum, very sore and not improving. I thought some DMSO added to the ten drop activated and watered MMS would get further in quicker, but I did not want to overdo the dose, even 'though I plan to spit it out after a couple of minutes.
Any advice would be appreciated.

Maestraux,

Start off taking 1 teaspoon a day, away from food, and on an empty stomach. Take it with 4 oz of distilled water, and a few tabllespoons of pure orange juice (to cut the taste)

I've taken as high as 2 teaspoons at a time, twice a day, and was fine. There is no harm in taking it orally.

Clint

Hi, Clint.
How many drops to the teaspoon?

Good question.

I have no idea... why though ?

You can always get a measuring teaspoon, and drip the drops on it to see I guess ?

We have two types of "Tea spoon." One is for Tea and is a small spoon for using with fine china for classic "Tea." The other is a general, larger sized spoon, for coffee, feeding babies, flicking water at the cat, eating ice cream and other necessary daily duties.
I see you are in Canada. You probably mean the latter.
Thanks for the help.

There are conversion charts on the web.. they may help you - drops to teaspoons

Maestraux,

Can you find a measuring teaspoon ?... used for say baking ?

Thanks Pam for the drops info....

I just roughly measure a teaspoon of DMSO into 6 oz. of distilled water... then add a few ounces of orange juice.

Clint