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Can MMS cure Tinnitus? What is the best protocol for it? 05 Oct 2011 03:24 #5981

orcun_laing Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 9 Thank you received: 0	I'm wondering if MMS can cure Tinnitus, noise in the ear? I've searched around the Web, but there seem to be no good result of anyone ever sharing such kind of experience. I do appreciate if anyone here can share the best protocol to use and experiences. Thanks you in advance. May God bless all of you! Orcun
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Re: Can MMS cure Tinnitus? What is the best protocol for it? 05 Oct 2011 05:10 #5983

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Hi Orcun,

There are many possible causes of Tinnitus. The general rule is to use protocol 1000 for any conditions that are not life threatening and for which there are no instructions on the mmsanswers.org site. So you work up to 3 drops of activated MMS1 every hour for 8 hours every day for 3 weeks. See jimhumble.biz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=34&Itemid=61 .

If you run into nausea or some other problem you can add the DMSO drops to your doses and that is protocol 1000+ which may work better for you. After the 20 second activation, you add the same number of DMSO drops as you are using of MMS1, then let activate another 3 mins. and add the water or juice and drink.

Or, you could try MMS2 using protocol 4000 which means taking it every 2 hours for 5 doses a day (jimhumble.biz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48&Itemid=71).

If you have any questions, just ask,

Michael

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Re: Can MMS cure Tinnitus? What is the best protocol for it? 05 Oct 2011 07:44 #5988

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You're always helpful Michael!

I've just started Protocol 1000 yesterday evening. I found that the taste of MMS1 is far less potent than MMS2. I used to swallow MMS2 grained without capsule and it took me nearly 4 hours until the taste went away. I nearly vomited and had to stay in the toilet. I was too hot headed to start it that way. So if I adapt Protocol 1000+, I just follow Protocol 1000 (3 drops of MMS1 + 3 drops of 50% Citric Acid), wait 20 seconds and add 3 drops of DMSO, stir and wait 3 minutes, add water and drink it every hour? How many hours do you recommend to take this Protocol? 10 hours a day or just normal 8 hours a day?

All the best,

Orcun

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Re: Can MMS cure Tinnitus? What is the best protocol for it? 05 Oct 2011 11:21 #5993

orcun_laing Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 9 Thank you received: 0	Michael, I'm wondering what percentage of DMSO that we can use in Protocol 1000+? Is it 99.99% which can be used 1 drop per 1 drop of MMS? Best regards, Orcun
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Re: Can MMS cure Tinnitus? What is the best protocol for it? 05 Oct 2011 16:19 #6001

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Hi Orcun,

For the DMSO that you add to your activated MMS I am using the 99% and use 1 drop DMSO for 1 drop MMS1. But I think the 70% would also work if that is all you had.

When you are using DMSO on your skin, then it is much better to use 70% DMSO to 30% water mix. Diluted DMSO is better on the skin to avoid irritation. So if you try putting DMSO in your ear, then the 70% solution would probably be better. Mix 7 parts DMSO to 3 parts water.

For protocol 1000+ the general rule is to do it 8 hours per day, but you could always do more hours if you felt it was beneficial.

Your description of protocol 1000+ "So if I adopt Protocol 1000+, I just follow Protocol 1000 (3 drops of MMS1 + 3 drops of 50% Citric Acid), wait 20 seconds and add 3 drops of DMSO, stir and wait 3 minutes, add water and drink it every hour?" is correct.

Michael

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Re: Can MMS cure Tinnitus? What is the best protocol for it? 04 Nov 2011 17:10 #8124

jegz Offline Junior Member Posts: 21 Thank you received: 10	good question. I too have had tinnitus for close to two years now. Let's try MMS continuously and see. The following user(s) said Thank You: paul
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Re: Can MMS cure Tinnitus? What is the best protocol for it? 21 Mar 2012 20:09 #14800

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So, has anyone with tinnitus and who has tried MMS had any positive results?

I've had "Mr T" for years, and personally, I'm not optimistic in my own case, but each one is different.

(I haven't tried MMS at all yet, for anything, but my interest in it is for other issues, not tinnitus. If it happened to do anything for it, that would be a massive bonus, but no point in building up hopes that may not be realised).

As I understand it, a cure of tinnitus (at least in many cases) would need to involve a regrowth of hair cells and I believe that conventional medicine believes that this is impossible. But then conventional medicine believes a lot of things ...
My tinnitus involves some hearing loss, so I think the hair cell thing is relevant to my case.

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Re: Can MMS cure Tinnitus? What is the best protocol for it? 21 Mar 2012 20:33 #14803

paul Offline Platinum Member Posts: 618 Thank you received: 670	Hulda Clark reports that tinnitus is caused by three things in partnership; toxic elements, allergy to salicylates (aspirin) and streptococcus pneumoniae. I find that having done CDS since the new year - 2012 - my tinnitus as disappeared. The following user(s) said Thank You: dishpan, jbnet, Karen61
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Re: Can MMS cure Tinnitus? What is the best protocol for it? 19 May 2012 18:01 #17415

penny Offline Junior Member Posts: 30 Thank you received: 11	HI Paul, My friend has tinnitus really bad and is deaf in that ear. Otherwise he is healthy at 60. do you think it would help in his case? The following user(s) said Thank You: paul
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