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MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
Please help. Sick small dog
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If your dog does not want to drink the chlorine dioxide water, place it up on your countertop, wait, for 30 minutes then place it on the floor and observe what your dog does. The chlorine dioxide will be at a reduced state, and your dog might finally agree to drink it.
If you do not already have Jim Humbles book "MMS Health and Recovery Guidebook" it can be bought for around ten bucks on Amazon; it has protocols for animals. I have read a lot of anecdotes about animals, and they say that they have a natural attraction to small amounts of chlorine dioxide in their water. Dogs rather drink out of a toilet than out of a dish of water that has been sitting around for two days. Once a toilet has been flushed, it aerates the water, oxidizing it. Dogs with their keen sense of smell, can sniff out quality water, because it is aerated or oxidized.
After 1 day on 1/2 drop, make your way up to 1 drop the next day, then 2 on day 3. If your dog has diarrhea and throwing up bring it back down to 1 drop, and stay there for a week, then try 2 drops again. Some people on this forum cannot tolerate more than 3/4 's of a drop. Many pig and poultry farms run a constant supply line of chlorine dioxide into the drinking water, albeit small amounts. It saves them the cost of antibiotics, and also chlorine dioxide does not seem to affect us or the microbiome of animals. The animals are more healthy and there are far less dead animals.
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I have attached Jim Humbles E-book MMS Health and Recovery Guidebook.
Best of luck with your dog
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My little puppy (11wo) came down with parvo - despite of being vaccinated (or just because of an overstressed immune system).
I read in the MMStestimonials, that a lady mixed up 3drops/4oz that healed her pup - yet the protocol in the book advises only 1drop/4oz with the C1 solution. As my dog's case is acute, but she is very small (2.25kg) isn't the C2 solution with its 8 drops/4oz too strong?
I certainly don't want to underdose the MMS, but also trying to avoid overdosing it.
Any help is welcome as time is not our friend in these cases...
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