MMS2 tablets( not capsules)

There is not enough information on their website to know how to use their WPS2 tablets for internal use when following P2000 or P4000. I wonder why the bottle says "100 ml" if it contains tablets? I have no way of measuring how much hypochlorous acid (HOCL) would be available when one tablet is dissolved in 1 liter of water. And, P2000/P4000 do not specify the amount of HOCL either.

You should probably find some calcium hypochlorite in the from of pool shock online or at a swimming pool store and also buy some capsules to fill with the calcium hypochlorite granules.

Hello CLO2 , thank you for your reply.
I seem to not being able to pass from MMS1 to 1000 Plus or to 2000.
I get all the symptoms of nausea, diarrhea and extreme tiredness as soon as I add 4 th drop.
I tried adding DMSO to my 3 drops x 10 times a day, but also DMSO gave me the same results.
Do you think doing Doing Protocol 1000, plus adding DMSO via skin directly over the breast tumor would be helpful?
I bought a good quality DMSO, diluted 70/30 percent with water and spay it over the area, then apply 3 drops of activated MMS on top.
I really wish I could follow Jim’s protocol 2000,
but for some reason, my body can not handle more than 3 drops.
Do you have any advise for me?
Thank you again.

Hi Shanty.

Many people who follow Protocol 1000 assume that they must increase their dosing up to 3 drops of MMS1 per hour. Three drops per hour is the maximum you should take and not a goal!

If you have nausea, diarrhea and extreme tiredness, you are overdosing. Remember to heed the Three Golden Rules!

A few people have recovered their health from stage 4 cancer taking only 1/2 drop to 1 drop MMS1 doses hourly. So, reduce your hourly MMS1 dosing until you have no Herxheimer reactions, and stay at that dosing, whatever it may be. After a week or so, try increasing dosing by 1 drop hourly. If you get any Herxheimer reactions, then your body won't tolerate that amount of MMS1 at that time.

When you find the hourly dosing that works for you, then begin adding DMSO starting with one drop of DMSO per drop of MMS and slowly increase up to a maximum of 3 drops of DMSO for each MMS drop. Again, if you have any Herxheimer reaction, reduce the number of DMSO drops.

Yes, at the same time you should be following Protocol 3000, skin application of MMS1. Protocol 3000 starts on page 95 in the book. I would apply MMS1 first, followed by DMSO. Do not mix them in the same spray bottle, if that is what you are using, as DMSO will eventually reduce the effectiveness of MMS1.

You could also use the MMS1/DMSO Patch Protocol which is on page 135.

Hello CLO2 ,
Thank you very much for taking your time and giving me such detailed explanation.
I am very grateful to you.
Thank you for doing this selfless service to people.
Sincerely,
Shanti

Shanti, I'm glad I was able to help explain how to use MMS, etc. The process can be daunting for folks new to the protocols. Do keep us informed on your progress! Thanks.

I purchased some of these too. But there is so little information on them. I have tried emailing the online supplier for more information but I have yet to receive an answer. I am also confused by the 100ml reference to tablets. Have you found out anything more about them?
S x

Ive been following a forum post about MMS2 here: www.natmedtalk.com/threads/jim-humble-announces-mms2-not-mms-hypochlorous-acid.4585/

So far I notice quite a few talking about vomiting after their first use. By the sounds of it, it seems the best way to use them is to buy a little capsule machine and the granules. I do wonder about it's safety since there doesn't seem to be much information on it. Not that I can find yet anyway...but I will.

I took one pill on empty stomach. Drank 3 glasses of water. after 15 mins started to break a sweat. Then vomited.

Albo, the first few times I took MMS2, it was a few hours after eating. I was okay. Then I took it in the morning on an empty stomach and had the same reaction as you, except I barely avoided vomiting. I've decided to only take MMS2 a while after eating.

This is also an interesting comment, but I wonder what form of MMS was responsible!

I have been self treating for breast cancer since April 2010. First with the cancer diet given on the cancertutor website for 3 months, along with the Budwig protocol, then a modified diet as a combination of Dr, Johanna Budwig's diet guidelines and Bill Henderson's . I also eat apricot kernels and started taking MMS1 and now MMS2.The great news is that since starting on the MMS's, my test results from Navarro's clinic just came back showing a 50% decrease in HCG level since 2 months ago!That means the cancer is at least half gone, since the HCG can be residual.The only changes made since the last test was adding the MMS1 and MMS2.Before this, the tests were the same, no decline, and in fact , had gone up one degree.I believe it works!

Out of all of the comments, this one has to be the most controversial. I'd be very interested in anyone's view of that one!

Never take MMS2

Why take something new when Chlorine dioxide (not MMS) is available. It's the best. And MMS2 is damaging.

Under some circumstances, calcium hypochlorite, MMS2, solutions can decompose to form chlorate. When explaining MMS3, in Jim's book, he notes that calcium hypochlorite will not quickly dissolve in water. He notes that hypochlorous acid is formed in the body. Yes. However it is formed inside white blood cells when they find an invading micro-organism, and only then. So it works only on the invader. Normal mammalian body cells, as well as bacteria, do not have a catalytically active detoxifying mechanism. So the hypochlorous acid destroys body tissue as well as invaders. And ingesting it puts it in your bloodstream and body. No one should ingest MMS2, calcium hypochlorite, in any way. Swallowing a capsule containing solid calcium hypochlorite must surely "burn" the stomach. Also, calcium hypochlorite reacts with hydrochloric acid, stomach acid, to produce chlorine gas. Chlorine gas is the worst of all types of chlorine compounds.