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MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
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Skin Wound 04 Mar 2017 15:58 #55071

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My friend has a skin issue we have been treating topically with spray @ 10 drops per oz. and with 20 to 30 drop hot bucket soaks and she has been on protocol 1000 for a few months now. The site oozes pus and she said the discharge seems to burn or spread to the uninfected skin. I remember reading something like that before but I have read so many forum posts and emails that I cant remember the original topic. I am attaching a couple of pics to show her leg. It was looking better before she went to a wound care specialist who told her to put meta honey on it. The infection regressed immediately and was 2 to 3 times worse within a couple days. We were able to get it turned back around with going back to the mms regimen previously described but it isnt clearing up. What would you suggest?

I cant seem to get the attachments to work I get a scrambled looking picture when I try.

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Skin Wound 04 Mar 2017 16:32 #55072

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Skin Wound 04 Mar 2017 20:26 #55077

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I would try undiluted CDS on the site using an eye dropper, starting with one drop and use more if no problems. If progress is seen, then make very high (ppm) CLO2 CDS and apply again. Do this often.

Next I would try applying clay in case it is a mold/fungus. Jim's latest book describes the Mold/Fungus Protocol.

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