Magnetism and healing broken bones

Greetings everyone

A couple of questions...

I'm currently out of action with a broken leg (open tib/fib fracture) and read in Humble's book that he healed a broken neck quickly with the aid of "magnets". If like to look into it further, but really don't know where to start. If appreciate any suggestions or knowledge. 

I also started quietly taking CDS and DMSO whilst in the hospital, as I thought it can only help, especially with it being an open fracture, and nearly 3 weeks later am still taking them. The dog has been deathly ill with a respiratory problem too, so she's currently on mms1, protocol 1000+, and I'm drinking what's left of her 'cup2' every hour when I mix her dose, so I'm pretty much on 1000+ too. The question is, an I ok casting on like this for a good while longer, whilst healing the bones? I do take some natural vit C at night. 

Thanks

VIT C is an antioxidant and can interfere with your CDS protocol.
do not take anti oxidants while on CDS protocol.
you can keep taking CDS for a long time if you want.
some people are on CDS/MMS for years every day.
just don't overdose and respect the prtotocols

These graphs show that ascorbic acid can remain at high levels for hours, as measured in the blood. Same problem with coffee. 

Thanks for the replies. The graphs are indeed interesting - I would never have thought that vit C would be in the blood for so long.
Any pointers for the healing bones with magnetism?

I have another source that says that Vitamin-C can stay in a body for 'weeks'. See attached PDF file. 

I will ask if Jim's broken bone mending info can be shared. 

Thanks again. If it's true about the length of time vit C can be in the system, I see why it's recommended to avoid it completely when on CD protocols.
This forum is such a valuable resource, with some of you obviously putting a lot of time into helping people. Much appreciated.
 

Another question: I also take Lugol's iodine. It seems that it exhibits both oxidant and antioxidant properties. Dr. David Brownstein recommends not taking it with vitamin C, but I'm wondering whether it would also conflict with ClO2, and is therefore something else to be completely avoided whilst following a CD protocol?