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Has anyone tried using MMS2 in a Spray bottle and applied it with DMSO? 26 Aug 2011 23:49 #4796

Victor Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 33 Thank you received: 20	I would love to find out if someone has experience. What are the ratios recommended for a spray bottle application? 1 Tablespoon of HOCL? 200ML of purified water? 2 ounce spray bottle? I want use it with a 70/30 DMSO solution and applying it separately by hand over the MMS 2 sprayed area. Thank you, Vic
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Re: Has anyone tried using MMS2 in a Spray bottle and applied it with DMSO? 27 Aug 2011 03:04 #4802

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I haven't used MMS2 in a spray bottle, but a few weeks ago I had a brown recluse spider bite, and, after neutralizing the poison with 40% zinc oxide ointment (Desitin equivalent) I had a very hard time with its healing. MMS1 and DMSO seemed to be working but then an inflammation developed that just kept spreading and the MMS seemed to be causing irritation.

So I mixed up about 1 cup/235ml water with MMS2, enough till it became supersaturated and wouldn't dissolve any more, and started rubbing that over the entire area with my hands by first dipping my fingers in the jar, with DMSO over that. It took a long time to heal (I lost an area about 3/4" diameter by 3/8" deep of tissue from the bite). But it healed with no "divit" or apparent scarring.

So you could mix a solution like that and use the spray bottle fine, I think.

Bruce

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Re: Has anyone tried using MMS2 in a Spray bottle and applied it with DM 30 Aug 2011 23:18 #4927

Victor Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 33 Thank you received: 20	Thank your for the info, I will include it in my protocol when possible.
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Re: Has anyone tried using MMS2 in a Spray bottle and applied it with DMSO? 03 Sep 2011 23:34 #5033

rex Offline Elite Member Posts: 207 Thank you received: 67	my friend put mms2 powder with 99 dmso and it erupted in flames The following user(s) said Thank You: Edwin3110
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