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25 May 2012 04:58 #17711 by painless
canine scabies mms/dmso mixture was created by painless
the raw foods guy said
10 drops 50% citric acid and 10 drops mms
then add a teaspoon on dmso

did he add the 1/2 cup water???????????

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06 Jun 2012 04:59 #18333 by Faerie
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I do not add any water, just 10 drops MMS, 10 drops activator, 1 teaspoon DMSO.....that is enough to do two arms, or one back, or two thighs or one scalp. Watch the video ...google Matt Monarch Scabies. He only had it for a couple of months. I have had mine for 16 months so I am still getting hatchings of eggs. But I am still going. Now taking it orally as well on advice to get to the ones deep inside my skin and fat.

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17 Jun 2012 20:18 #18873 by painless
Replied by painless on topic Re: canine scabies mms/dmso mixture
Faerie,
What do you take internally and how do you mix it, and how often.
Thank you ahead for any help. Mine is old too.
And, got it from my cat... can I do the topical one for her?

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