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MMS and kidney pain and unactivated MMS 22 Aug 2024 08:38 #83572

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Hello there,

I hope this finds you well.

I recently tried protocol 1000 and quickly experienced kidney pain. I tried to reduce the dose to 1 drop instead of 3 drops, which seemed to help a little. I got a little nervous and decided to try unactivated MMS for a couple off weeks and then ease into protocol 1000. Unactivated MMS is also easier to consume.

My question is whether taking MMS can cause kidney discomfort - and if so, why? Also, is it wise to take unactiviated MMS until I am ready to take activated?

I am grateful for your responses.

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Baliant.

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MMS and kidney pain and unactivated MMS 23 Aug 2024 00:31 #83576

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Sounds like you started Protocol-1000 at the highest hourly dosage when following that protocol. :( 

If you have Jim Humble's book, I suggest you read it to discover that when beginning ingesting MMS1, that you begin by first following the Starting Procedure. 

How many drops of unactivated MMS (SCS) are you taking? Did you read in Jim's book that he says do not ingest unactivated MMS? 

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MMS and kidney pain and unactivated MMS 23 Aug 2024 01:11 #83578

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Thanks for your response.

I started with 1 drop of activated MMS, as suggested in the book, which seemed fine. When I went to 3 drops, this is when I experienced issues. I think I will go back to the starting protocol again, as I had no issues with that.

Regarding unactivated SCS, I would add 3 drops to a litre of water and sip it throughout the day. When I burp I could taste the activated taste, as it interacted with the HCL in my stomach. I wasn't aware that Jim advised against ingesting unactivated MMS, I thought it was Protocol 1? I have been taking it for a couple off days with no issues. I will stop immediately.

I will wait a few days and restart Protocol 1000 with 1 drop of activated MMS, once per hour.

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MMS and kidney pain and unactivated MMS 23 Aug 2024 05:33 #83579

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i put 5 drops into 4 oz of water and slammed it back ....
my solution is 80 % 
i felt fine ...

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MMS and kidney pain and unactivated MMS 23 Aug 2024 05:42 #83580

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okay so i have been taking clo2 for quite some time i can do 8 drops every hour activated way. but i heard about this unactivated way , how it works makes sense but where i get confused is the massive difference in amounts taken . at first i just assumed it would be the same dose so i went small just cause it was my first time trying it , i put 5 drops unactivated in 4 oz water and slammed it back . i was fine ... i learned afterwards about this dosing . 5 drops in 2 litera of water for all day .. i just dont understand the logic in it ... can you explain it to me please ??

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MMS and kidney pain and unactivated MMS 23 Aug 2024 12:02 #83585

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Protocol-1 was written by my friend Scott McRae. You will not find it in Jim Humble's books. 

Scott's Protocol-1 is attached to this message, as well as Protocol-1000 and Protocol Starting Procedure. 

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