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The following is an excerpt from Jim Humble's MMS Newsletter 5/16/2011:

During the seminar, one of our students reached into a bougainvillea bush to touch a very beautiful bright purple flower. Instantly two wasps stung her on the wrist. She is one of those people who swell excessively with insect bites and she would usually have a bad two or three weeks with such a sting. This time, she didn't even consult me. She had already studied that section of the class material. She immediately went into the dining room, got a shot glass, and put in 4 drops of MMS and 4 drops of citric acid. She turned her wrist and the shot glass sideways so that the glass would cover the wasp stings but the MMS liquid would not run out on her arm.
Do you see what she was doing? She was treating the wasp stings with MMS gas (chlorine dioxide gas). Just the gas, nothing more. She did this for only about 2.5 minutes, and the swelling, which had already started, immediately began to subside. By the end of 10 minutes, the swelling and pain were gone and only the two tiny holes were left.
• The chlorine dioxide gas destroyed any poison covering the holes, it entered the holes, and it destroyed the poison inside them.
It is a hundred times more powerful than the poison. The tiniest amount of gas is all it takes, and the gas does no trace of harm to the body cells.

Same Technique for Staph
That is exactly the same process that you could use on MRSA (a staph infection) to save someone's life.

Wow, that is fantastic!

Thank you for sharing that Michael.

I'll go ahead and put the picture of my emergency kit here too, since it applies so aptly to situations such as this.

Take care,
Scott

Each of these bottles holds only about 1/4 oz or 7.5 ml of liquid but is enough for a person to do Protocol 1000 at 3 drops per hour for about 7 days. Keep them with you wherever you go for whenever something unexpected comes upon you.

Great idea posting the picture here Scott, thank you!

You got the picture to show up too, wonderful!

Michael