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I haven't posted for some time. After being suddenly diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer in October 2012, I abandoned conventional treatment following one session of chemotherapy. A dear friend put me onto MMS. It took six & a half weeks & I was cancer free. Profuse thanks Jim Humble & all at Genesis II for your advice & assistance during this period of time.

I was extremely fortunate in having a great doctor who monitored my tumour markers with weekly blood tests.

As soon as the tumour markers had a normal reading I went onto the maintenance dose of MMS in November. In January this year I had my second CT scan since my diagnosis. This revealed that I had quite a large cyst (about the size of a cricket ball) on my right ovary which was not evident in the 1st scan as it was hidden by all the cancer. I realised it had been a mistake to have gone onto the maintenance dose so quickly & should have waited till the scan for complete ease of mind - hindsight is a wonderful thing!

As per Jim Humble's website recommendations I began Protocol 100+. After a month or so I recently had another scan. To my surprise the cyst was still there & had in fact grown one centimetre each way.

I did make some errors to contribute to this. I was adding DMSO to the MMS solution when I made it up each morning. I used equal amounts of DMSO to the MMS.
I also ran out of MMS for a period of about 12 days before resuming Protocol 100+.

My plan was to go back onto Protocol 2000 for about 2 months & have another scan to see if the cyst has diminished/disappeared.

Could someone offer any suggestions about how I should go about this & what dosage I should take? Clearly I don't want surgery.

I'm reporting back to my doctor again on April 10th.

Thank you in advance.

Kashambra, who I don't think is on this forum, healed herself of ovarian cysts - Here's her video testimonial

Thank you Pam
I did in fact see this video & tried to follow same regime.
My age (almost 60) prohibited me being able to replicate all that Kashambra did.
Couldn't use a tampon without an oil-based lubricant (apart from the castor oil). I had to use liquid petroleum jelly to facilitate tampon insertion. Not a great choice but one my doctor recommended. I did think this would really create a barrrier for the castor oil reaching the cyst effectively.
Also, don't have the muscle strength any more to retain fluid for douching. Sad, but true.
I will, however, purchase some castor oil to use externally with a heat pack over said area.

Wonder if the oil soaked tampon could be inserted with coconut oil at the insertion point - (you can get sprays of different oils - I use Spectrum, which is organic either in a department store or health food store or on Amazon) I agree with your assessment of petroleum jelly doing a barrier.

Retaining fluid may be a body positioning issue. Using pillows under the hips to raise them.

Wish I had more ideas - maybe someone else can chip in.