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Protocol 10000 06 Mar 2013 18:10 #31450

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I started Protocol 1000 but finding it hard to get up to 3 drops and hour for eight hours a day. Will I still have the benefits if I can't tolerate that amount of drops per day? Would I have to stay on the regeme longer then 3 weeks if this is the case?
Was also wondering if it disipates out of your system in a little less than 2 hours why couldn't we take it every hour and a half?

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Protocol 10000 06 Mar 2013 23:45 #31463

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You can do it every 1.5 hours, however, that is going to take you 12 hours to complete your dosing, and if you want to do anything else, you're waiting 14 hours or so, to go 2 hours after your last dose.

I think how long you stay on protocol 1000 depends on how long it takes you to get well. JH has said, "do it until you're well" - sometimes that's less than 3 weeks, frequently it's 3 weeks, sometimes it takes longer than 3 weeks.

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Protocol 10000 07 Mar 2013 02:43 #31467

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Thank you Pam for your insights!
True true it will take me longer to complete my regeme in a day.
The other question i asked was if i cannot tolerate the 1 hour protocol working up to 8 times day would i still benifit from what my body can tolerate?
This is too funny I had the runs tonight i was so ..happy lol lol only people on this forum could relate to this ... it's working i understand i need to cut back a little.
So glad i have you all to connect with. Keeping our spirits high our vibratiions high will all help us heal..that is my belief. My heart is with you all.
So question off topic is their spell check on this forum you can so tell i need the "help". At least I am brave to ask. lol
As my daughter would say
Peace out to you all

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Protocol 10000 07 Mar 2013 13:28 #31482

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	Yes, drop back in drops and work up slowly. with children, we start them at 1/8 of a drop an hour - (mix 1 drop in 8 oz and drink 1 oz an hour) - Pam
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