treating growths with MMS (for my dog)

My dog has a soft growth on the skin under his eye. It's not on the eyeball, but is just on the outside of the skin that's underneath the eye, but it is touching the lower part of the eye..
I will take him to vet for a diagnosis and will weigh the pros and cons of different treatment alternatives. It is soft, and fleshy and very malleable when you touch it.
That being said, is there a recommended approach for treating growths with MMS that are near the eye?
Would I spray it externally? Would I dab it with a cotton tip? What dilution? Would I add it to water? Protocol 1000? I don't like the idea of syringing it down his throat so I would probably just put it in his water, if that would be effective?

Anyone have any experience with this?

Many thanks!

Ros

Hi Ros,

I'm not aware of any special protocols for growths near the eye. Here is what Jim says in his book.

Excerpt from Jim Humble, The Master Mineral of the Third Millennium (Get it now www.miraclemineral.org/newebook.php )

Treating Animal Diseases
There are two basic ways to dose animals.
1) “Plan A” – dose the animal twice a day, once in the morning
and once in the evening using MMS1 or 2 as given below. That
will handle most of the sickness problems for animals of all
kinds.
2) Plan B is for killing virus-caused diseases. It is much more
intense, but it has been successful almost every time. I don’t
remember a time when it didn’t work. But there have been
those who did it wrong, and then it didn’t work. It calls for
hourly MMS doses for at least 8 hours each day.

Internal doses twice a day would probably be something to try and see if that give improvement. If you put the doses into a small amount of water and get him to drink it pretty quickly, that should work. Externally, you can also mix up doses, add some DMSO and dab that onto the growth.

Good Health,

Michael

Thank you, Michael,

Ros