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Managed to infect myself with a bacteria Nocardia while rock climbing. It's a soil based bacteria and it entered into my blood when I'd hurt my finger on sandstone while climbing in Australia. A week later the finger needed to be operated because the infected wound got so big. Another week later I was back in the hospital because the wound wouldn't heal and at that stage I couldn't use my arm anymore. I had red lumps up my arm, swollen glands and was in a lot of burning pain in my whole arm. After almost being sent home by the doctor at first I insisted that I'm not a "slow healer" and that I'd like to know what's happening with my arm and all those red lumps. 15 min later he returned with 10 of his colleagues and they told me the news: I had a rare bacterial infection and it is spreading fast. Their solution: 12 to 18 months of antibiotics with a 20% chance of successful recovery. At that stage I've heard enough. Went home with a box of antibiotics and sat behind my laptop to search for alternatives.
I stumbled upon MMS 5 min into my search and found out that it can be bought not too far from where I was living. I started with the normal protocol: 1 drop 2x a day and increasing until 15 drops. Had no issues until I increased the dose to 15 drops 3x a day. At that stage I got high fever, diarrhoea and nausea. I kept at it for another couple of days while lying in bed and feeling really sick. Three days later I had to report back to hospital for a control test.
7 days into the protocol red lumps started disappearing, 2 weeks into it I had no more pain in my arm and the finger wound started healing. 3 weeks into it was the 3x a day phase where I was not feeling so flash but then I went back to the hospital for a check and the doctors couldn't believe it... The bacteria was completely gone. I stopped the protocol after that (what a relief it was too). Also want to mention that I did not take the antibiotics at all. All in all I couldn't have been happier with the result. I've been using MMS ever since.
Thank you Jim for all your work, your spirit and the will to help people. You made a big difference in my life and hundreds of others that I know of.

Kind regards,
Airie

Hello Airie and thanks for sharing your great testimonial.

About five years ago the protocol you used was dropped in favor of a new one called Protocol 1000, which uses lower doses taken hourly, 8 hours a day, which is easier on the patient and may be more effective, because it keeps the level of CLO2 up during that time period.

For up-to-date information on all the newest protocols you could read Jim Humble's newest ebook, Health Recovery Manual .

Hi CLO2,

Thanks for your reply. Yes, I know about the new protocols and I have been using some of them. The story is from 2009.

Kind regards,
Airie