Solomon's Hail: These past two years ... & then some

Wish you all the best.....

Solomon, I think you are following the HRP in the latest book and have finished Protocol 1000.

Normally the next protocol would be P1000 Plus which adds DMSO.

When you move on to P2000, be sure to continue adding DMSO to the MMS1 doses. You will also add in MMS2 after a few days. Be sure not to take MMS2 and MMS1/DMSO at the same time! See warnings in the book.

Let us know your progress.

Thank you CL02. The way I read your feedback raises a few interesting points for many of us who have started using MMS before having the Health Recovery Manual.

With reference to the wiki pages: With the exception of the Starting Procedure, Protocols 1000 & 2000 seem to be describing two independent procedures that can be considered on a stand alone basis. Am i wrong?

Although I purchased DMSO, I never actually progressed to using it - I think that I have outlined some of my reasoning for this earlier. Therefore technically I have never progressed from Protocol 1000 to Protocol 1000 Plus.

So, in reality I 'jumped' from Protocol 1000 straight to Protocol 2000. I did not progress from Protocol 1000 through to Protocol 100Plus through to Protocol; 2000. The way I read the Health Recovery Manual there is NO caution against this sort of 'jump'. Am i wrong?

Regards

S

Jim says if you need to go from the Starting procedure to P2000 because you are deathly ill, then do so and forget about P1000 or P1000 Plus. However, in doing that, you miss adding in DMSO and P2000 does not say to use DMSO! However, in reading the book, one should pickup on continuing DMSO when going from P1000 Plus to P2000. I think in the next edition of the book that oversight will be corrected.

Wow, Immense thanks to you CL02. I am entirely content with your feedback. While addressing the direct issues raised by my questions, your responses also picked up on concerns related to clarity, informed choice & responsibility and the need/willingness for Genesis II to constantly tweak the information that it makes available to the general public. The clarification, you call it oversight, will be very helpful. This is great commitment! Thanks.

I also perceive a related note which delves into the more subtle aspects of our engagement with any treatment, traditional or otherwise. Over time not only have I developed ever increasing trust in the products mentioned in this topic BUT I have also grown more confident with my judgements and personal conviction. There is also a slow but certain increase in my ability to discern how I ought to progress - having to take step backwards in order to progress is a possibility that I am comfortable with.

In other words, irregardless of the outcome, I feel as though I am becoming my own personal health care pioneer with the support of similarly experienced individuals. In the case of my own my serious illness, it hasn't been easy to encounter parallels in my engagement with traditional medicine. In the traditional health care setting I would say that my clinical nurse specialists are the only one's with whom I've been able to satisfactorily discuss issues directly related to my illness as well as wider issues connected with who I am, how I reflect on my present/future, my attitudes toward my illness and how these are impacted as time passes.

I could go on but my main purpose is to highlight that MMS has enabled me to experience and enjoy a sense of community and personal responsibility for my health that is invaluable. For the time being my bottle of DMSO remains part of my reserve force to be used when I deem it necessary.

For the time being all is good.

Peace

Solomon

For the info, protocol are meant for every beginner as to ensure the safety used of MMS without a guide.

In truth, results are of more important that any protocol required. This is why this latest version of Teaching call it HRP.

Lastly, whatever one is doing, never out from the basic principal of MMS and always the remember the safety issue about MMS. This is where we want to advance and improved it effectiveness.

Hello again. Actually, I won't fault anyone from reading whatever I write on this site with a degree of scepticism because that sort of attitude may well initiate and facilitate a process akin to the that I myself went through having heard about Jim Humble back in January. And since there is only one me, any other individual's process could well end up in a firm decision to stay well clear of all this MMS1/MMS2/DMSO business; and that's okay with me if it's okay with them.

Today, as a result of my ongoing process, here I am talking to myself aloud in public about my MMS/MMS2/DMSO experiences and all sort of miscellaneous stuff that I choose to shoe-horn into the telling of the tale.

Insofar as far as attitude goes I acknowledge with thanks and joy that I ain't dead yet & in the great big picture I do not take the facts of my illness/mortality as placing me in an altogether different bracket from any human walking the planet - no offence intended. But I know that when Irene Cara sang about 'living forever' she meant it literally, therefore I chose to live NOW knowing that as a unit of time once it has passed it is gone forever more. So moment to moment I undertake to express my liveliness in a joyous manner.

Albeit that I vote for Tesla over Einstein as perhaps the most influential scientist that ever was born, I will borrow from popular expression and acknowledge that one does not have to be the latter to know there isn't anything like a diagnosis of a serious illness to sharpen one's focus on stuff here on this side of being! Right now my feeling is that an assurance of a happily ever after type of result to my engagement with MMS/MMS2/DMSO would be neither here nor there because NOW is of far greater importance than so-called "jam tomorrow".

Anyway, the essence of this post is to acknowledge what an invaluable resource the Health Recovery Guidebook is. As I read I grow more appreciative of the guidelines and the practical experiences from which they have been put together. Having had some practical experience of MMS prior to purchasing the book, I am now able to make adjustments to my doses and understand a lot more about the MMS regimes and how I can fit them into my overall health recovery efforts.

As I worked my way through the book I initially fretted a bit about the MMS associated Wiki pages not being as comprehensive. But now I remind myself that I found them informative enough to start me out on the protocols, to find this forum and later to purchase the book. And now I am reaping the rewards!

Armed with all this new knowledge I have now added DMSO to my regime and cut back on the number of MMS1 drops and water that I use to compose a dose. Taking the MMS2 pills I notice a tingling sensation in areas where I want to feel stuff happening.

So again, taking a step backwards in order to progress. As the guys on the G2Voice youtube channel remind us, "Slow but sure"

As for the meaning of all this? Who knows for sure but it is beyond doubt that as long as am able to I will continue taking the drops and stay well prepared to do combat with any SAS - Symptom Anticipation Syndrome - that may come my way.

Peace & good wishes to you.

With your great understanding and attitude toward every situations... I see you as winner as always.

May God blessing always on your side.

As I worked my way through the book I initially fretted a bit about the MMS associated Wiki pages not being as comprehensive.

Those Wiki pages will be updated, but will take some time before that happens. Plus all of Jim's websites need to be updated.