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MMS for sick kitty 15 Dec 2021 23:43 #73026

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Hi - I am brand new both to this forum and in learning about MMS. My 7 year old cat has gotten very ill in recent weeks. She has lost significant weights, weighing only 7 pounds now, and has been diagnosed with uveitis (an eye condition which may require removal of her eye) and a severe pancreas problem - doctors think it is cancer but I refused biopsies. She is now on an appetite stimulant, oral prednisone, and eye drops. My question is: can MMS help her? If so, where do I purchase it, how much dosage should she get, and should I continue with the medications? Thank you!

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MMS for sick kitty 17 Dec 2021 13:00 #73043

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Check out Jim Humble’s book chapter 15, Animal Protocols 
“And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.” (Matthew 10:28)

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MMS for sick kitty 05 Feb 2022 13:47 #73777

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Hello, I hope I am not late with my answer.
Are you sure you should be giving your kitten oral prednisone? I was told by my vet this is for dogs and Prednisolone is for cats. Maybe you spelled it wrong?
Here is some information how to give your kitten MMS. This is from jim Humble book.
As for medications, I did with my cat , gave medications 2 hours before giving MMS1. Then I continued to give her MMS1 every hour for 10 hours . Then waited 2 hours and gave her meds with food. I was giving her antibiotics. Then waited another two hours and gave her probiotic and psyllium with her food. My cat has stage 3 Breast Cancer. I am also adding DMSO to her Protocol. If you need more information I will try to help you as much as possible. Check the attachments.

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