Protocol 1000 for neck pain and peripheral neuropathy

Many thanks for these CLO2

Quick update..... After using Andreas Kalcker's method to ramp up the dose, I've finally managed to get to 24 drops a day as 8 x 3 drops with no herxing. The last time I did Protocol 1000, I couldn't get beyond 8 x 1 drops with the sickness and fatigue etc. Kept pulling back and finally settled on 1 drop an hour, which did get rid of the ailment in question (see my previous post). So Andreas' ramp-up method is similar to Jim's, and on the surface appears more aggressive, but I just stayed at each level until my body felt ready, so that's:

6 drops a day for 3 days
12 drops a day for 4 days
18 drops a day for 7 days
24 drops a day for 7 days

This adds up to a 21 day course of MMS, but that's not 21 days at the maximum dose (as defined in Jim's HRP) of 24 drops a day. When I got to 24 drops a day, I basically called that Day 1 of a 21 day course of treatment. 

So I'm now at Day 5 of the full dose, Day 18 since I started on 8 x 1 drops. Neck and cervical pain/neuropathy no improvement as yet. But the peripheral neuropathy in my right foot seems to be subsiding, if only slightly. Will keep this thread updated.

Weird side benefit - totally threw out my vaping habit. No idea why, just seemed surplus to requirements. Been sucking down vape juice full of who-knows-what poisons into my lungs since 2016. Enough. If I ever feel partial again, I'll smoke a fine cigar or some organic tobacco. Another lie from our "benefactors" - tobacco has many healing properties if used correctly (like, say chlorine dioxide for instance). And the lies about salt.... I could go on and on.

Will keep you all posted.


 

OK... so in the end MMS had no effect on the neck / back of head pain. Went way past the 21 days with the full dose 3 x 8 drops a day with no joy - but it did whip the neuropathy in my right foot (not totally gone but very much reduced - like 10% of what it was) so a win there. Went on to a maintenance dose afterwards, so 6 drops 3 times a week as per Jim's HRP. Quit recently only to have glute and back pains return, so back on it as of today.

As an aside I turned to homeopathy for the neck pain, and it's made a huge difference. I'm no homeopath, and rather than read up on it and experiment with myself I went to a registered homeopath.

Hope this post provides someone with some benefit.