Questions about MMS and How to use It

I just received my MMS in the mail and plan to start using it tomorrow. I have read Jim’s latest book and I am very excited to start this new journey in getting totally well. I just finished reading Q&A’s on “Questions About MMS and How to Use It” on this forum. Very helpful! While reading, something occurred to me about toxins and nausea. Since nausea occurs partly because the body is trying to rid itself of toxins, why not do a body cleanse before starting the MMS protocol? There are many different herb cleanses available on the internet. (I personally do the “Master Cleanse” recommended by Stanley Burroughs 3-4 times per year to clear toxins from my body). Anyway, perhaps this would help one from experiencing so much nausea while on the MMS – just an idea. . .
I am presently on a protocol to balance my hormones. I am taking homeopathic supplements (MBM’s and NuFem Hormone rejuvenation cream by Dr. Theresa Dale) My question is, will taking the MMS interfere with this protocol or vice-versa? Also, I drink a glass or two of red wine a couple times a week, will this interfere with the MMS protocol? Any help would be appreciated (Michael, I love all your advice, keep up the good work!). THANKS! Eva Louise

Welcome to the forum Eva, glad you are here!

Jim has never given any warnings about interactions with homeopathics, alcohol or hormone therapy and we haven't seen any bad reports about them either. Probably has not been much testing on these matters either but right now I would not foresee a problem.

Best of health to you Eva,

Michael

Thanks so much Michael! I will continue my homopatics as usual. I also drink 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar (Braggs) in a glass of water before or after each meal to aid in high cholesterol and weight loss. Do you think the vinegar will interfer with the MMS?
Eva Louise

The vinegar is no problem; it can be used as an activator for the MMS.

Michael

Quick question - how much grams of NaCLO2 do you need to make 4 g of MMS?

with 80% NaClO2 powder, to arrive at actual 22.4% (Jim Humble's formulation of MMS1) sodium chlorite solution, you need 28% by weight or 1.12 g (+ 2.88 g water)

I have a few questions.
I just started on Protocol 2000 (I have Pancreatic Cancer, stage IV) and there seems to be conflicting info about what the proper dosage should be. On the Jim Humble's site he says. " add 1 drop of 50% citric acid for each drop of MMS that is in your glass, swirl or shake to mix, wait 20 seconds, add 1/2 to 1 glass of water or juice and drink." Other sites say to add the entire activated amount to water or juice. Does 1 drop MMS + 1 drop of activator equal 1 or 2 drops?
What actually is the maximum amount of drops per hour? Some sites say 12 drops, others say 15.
If I want to add DMSO to the protocol, what should be the dosage, and how should it be administered?

Thanks

Lou

Hi Lou, welcome to the forum!

Whenever a dose is mentioned, such as “3 drop dose” then it means the number of MMS1 drops, and does NOT include the number of activator drops. If you have 50% citric acid, which is what most is these days, then you use them 1:1 with the MMS1 drops. So for a 3 drop dose you put 3 drops of MMS1 into your glass, then 3 drops of 50% citric acid swish or stir for 20 seconds (till yellow possibly tending to brownish), then add .5-1 cup of water or juice.

If you are going to add DMSO to the dose, then you add the same number of DMSO drops as you have of MMS1 drops. So for a 3 drop dose, you add the 3 drops MMS1 and 3 drops citric acid, let activate 20 seconds, then add 3 drops of DMSO, wait 3 minutes, then add .5-1 cup of water/juice. You add the same number of DMSO drops as MMS1 after the initial activation, then wait the additional activation of 3 minutes, then add the water or juice. However, I have been able to add the DMSO after the initial activation and not have to wait the 3 minute activation. I just add the DMSO then add the water and take it. The DMSO does eliminate the bad problem with nausea I was having.

The general rule for maximum dose on protocol 2000, which is what you should be on, is 10 drops every hour. However, some people can take more and it benefits them. You have to find what works for you but in the beginning you should consider 10 drops being your maximum. If you do that for a little while and feel that you could go higher, then I would do it.

These are authoritative sources of info:
jimhumble.biz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=34&Itemid=61 protocol 1000 & 2000
jimhumble.biz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=49&Itemid=72 protocol 1000+
jimhumble.biz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=41&Itemid=67 protocol 3000
jimhumble.biz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48&Itemid=71 Protocol 4000 Jim’s site

Best wishes,

Michael

Hello!
I have a client who is seriously dehydrated by the intake of MMC. Now taking a dose of 1 drop. To reduce a dose? I have no idea why she was so dehydrated. I have not met until now such a symptom. Why does this happen? Any recommendations?

Hi Svetoslav,

It's important to drink plenty of water with hourly doses. When I take them, my actual doses are usually 1/2 cup (120 cc) each, and I try to drink another cup of water with each dose.

Then, staying hydrated during the time not taking doses is also important.

If your client is not having Herx reactions, I don't think you need to reduce the drops per dose.