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I am thinking of using mms nasal drops to combat Staphylococcus aureus bacteria in my 17 year old daughter's nasal passages, believed to be the cause of recurring sores on her face. The sores start as redness beneath the skin then surface red and raw until they heal. She can have just a few or many at any time and they can last quite a while or clear up quickly, while others surface. We've found manuka essential oil helps to reduce and heal them. My daughter also sneezes frequently and often has to blow her nose. However, I have just activated 4 drops of mms before adding half a glass of water and used a few drops in my nasal passages for a sinus infection. It didn't exactly sting but produced a sensation of pressure that made me feel a bit light headed and my eyes water, is this usual? Should you only use mms nasal drops once or repeat the treatment? I'm not sure that my daugher will agree to the mms nasal drops repeatedly if she experiences the same sensation as myself. Other than inhaling the gas which I would rather she didn't try, and protocol 1000 which would be difficult for me to administer while she's at college, is there any other way of treating the bacteria with mms? What about 4 activated drops, or less, in water used in a nasal spray bottle? Although I can't find a protocol for this, I'm thinking a finer mist might not produce the same reaction as flooding the nasal passages with drops. Thanks

Yes, there's a staph protocol that calls for gas on the skin - she would use it on her spots on her face. (Not on the nose) - She may need the 1000, though. Maybe if she sees the staph do well via the fume method (it's in Jim's book) she'll be willing to be responsible enough to do protocol 1000.

This is in the first 50 pages of his book, which is a free download.
• Staph infection -- (aka MRSA for Methicillin-Resistant
Staphylococcus aureus) -- Use5 or 6 drops and activate in a
container wide enough to cover the infection. Use no water,
just the gas, but never for more than 5 minutes. Ten minutes
will give you a bad burn. Position your body so that liquid does
not leak out -- hold the container on the lower or side surface
of a body part. The staph infection should be killed after one
or two treatments. Wait 4 hours before applying a second
treatment. (If you use a glass container that you can see
through, you will be able to see the staph being destroyed.)

Staph can kill you - although at 19 they think they will live forever.

Pam

Hi Lorrales,

I sniff 10 drops of a CDH and water solution up my nose twice a day. I also brush my teeth and gargle with the same and just hold it in my mouth for awhile, swishing. This allows the CLO2 to absorb into the cheeks of my mouth and into my blood. I would think this would work well for your daughter.

Here's my post on the forum here that explains it all:

g2cforum.org/index.php/list/cdh-chlorine-dioxide-holding-solution/27391-cdh-nasal-teeth-gums-mouth-throat-lungs-daily-maintenance

By the way, I don't see why some of the same solution couldn't be applied directly to her face too. It's very mild and as Jim Humble has said, he has sprayed a similar solution all over his body for many months, even in sensitive areas, and there has never been a problem.

Hope that helps,
Scott

Thanks, I think once we deal with the bacteria in her nasal passages the sores on her face won't be a problem, also I think just spraying the sores will appeal more to my daughter. At the moment though I'm trying mms out to see if it benefits me first using the spray and 1000 protocols and last night I was very sick.

Thanks Scott, I started using mms yesterday, to see if it helps me before suggesting it to my daughter. I used 20 drops in a 60ml solution to spray my lower legs because they itch and I scratch them until the skin breaks. The spray has raised a red burning rash, so I thought I would wait until the rash subsides and try again spraying less often, and failing that with a weaker solution. I also took it using the 1000 protocol. I reached 3 drops an hour but after 3 doses of that I was very sick, so I stopped. So once symptoms subside I will also take 1 drop and try to raise to 3 again. Can you hit the same temporary nausea barrier using CDH and would it be gentler on the skin? Thanks Lorraine

Lorrales - rather than a skin spray, you may prefer to do the MMS baths - it's much more dillute - use anywhere from 10-30 drops of activated MMS in an entire tub of hot water - sit for 10 minutes (at least) -

Hi Lorrales,
Most people can go much higher with CDH - like 2 to 3 times higher than MMS without having the nausea problem that you mentioned you had with MMS.

Regarding skin sensitivity, CDH pretty much uses up all of the acid that's used to activate the SC (sodium chlorite) and so it should be more gentle on the skin for that reason, especially if you're activating with citric acid. I would think that CDS would be the most gentle on the skin though, since it's only CLO2 and water.

Hope that helps,
Scott