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Infected dog bite getting worse 03 Sep 2020 22:15 #65803

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Hello, my wife was bitten by our dog last saturday. She only used peroxide and did not thoroughly rinse the wound. It's now Thursday and it looks infected and there seems to be some tissue decay. I have her taking silver and oregamax. I am also very worried about Tetanus and have heard that MMS can stop it (the toxin). What oral dosing is recommended and what topical (DMSO + MMS dosage)?
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Infected dog bite getting worse 04 Sep 2020 08:57 #65809

CLO2 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 5396 Thank you received: 4261	Start with Protocol 3000 or the Patch Protocol, and then Protocol 1000, increasing as quickly as possible to reach 3 drop MMS1 hourly doses. You could have her follow the 6 and 6 Protocol, then P1000. That would get a lot of CLO2 into her quickly. The following user(s) said Thank You: momo00
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Infected dog bite getting worse 05 Sep 2020 17:49 #65821

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Infected dog bite getting worse 05 Sep 2020 17:59 #65822

momo00 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 4 Thank you received: 0	I mixed 5 drops mms and 5 drops distilled water. I used a dropper to put it directly on the wound then I dropped about 3 drops dmso on it. Has been about an hour and she is now saying it is making her foot tingle and feel cold. It burnt her skin a little so we wiped it down also. Was that too much DSMO and should I be worried?
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Infected dog bite getting worse 06 Sep 2020 04:00 #65823

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The maximum time unactivated MMS should be on skin is 5 minutes. Adding an equal part of water will diluted it 50%, so the time could be longer than 5 minutes. Unactivated MMS is highly alkaline and will burn skin.

If you are trying to kill pathogens, chlorine dioxide (CLO2) is what you should be using. MMS1 has a little bit of CLO2 when used topically, CDH much more and CDS is 100% CLO2.

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