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Chapter 12 Emergency Protocols

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    The basic idea when an emergency strikes is to act fast. You want to get something into the body that will help handle the condition and kill the poisons that might be present. Below, you will find some emergency situations that we have found MMS to be particularly helpful in. This is, by all means, not meant to be a comprehensive list. MMS will also work for many other emergency situations. Keep in mind with these protocols one may need to disregard the advice given elsewhere in this book of not taking too much MMS, while at the same time, being careful not to go too far. Follow these instructions and listen to what the body tells you—be it your body or someone else’s. Disclaimer These emergency protocols are an alternative for those individuals who find themselves in a dire situation and unable to seek mainstream medical help for one reason or another, be it logistics, financial, or otherwise, such as a personal decision to not want to go to the hospital and subject oneself to allopathic procedures. The decision to choose an alternative is a personal choice. The responsibility is 100% on each and every individual for any and all use made of any information herein. If one is not prepared to take full responsibility for their own health, be it in a severe or less severe case, I strongly advise they seek conventional medical attention.

Stings and Bites

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    Stinging or biting insects, scorpions, or spiders can be hazardous to one’s health. The results of stings or bites from these critters range from being irritating, to serious, to possibly fatal if not treated. The decision to follow the information outlined below is up to the individual. In any given situation, each person must decide what to do. For those who are allergic to bee stings and other stings that are poisonous, it has been my personal experience that MMS has been effective in handling the condition, while eliminating the risk of serious side-effects of pharmaceuticals. For example, both spider bite and scorpion antivenin almost always list several adverse side effects, including the possibility of death. MMS, as far as we know, has never caused permanent side effects to anyone. The following procedures for bites and stings have worked for many people, however, there is no 100% guarantee.

Scorpion Stings

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    Most scorpion stings are not deadly, they are just painful. You cannot however, depend on the idea that the one that just stung you is not deadly. There is one species of scorpion in the US that is deadly. There are over 2,000 species of scorpions throughout the world with only a few being of the deadly species, but again, never assume that the one that just stung you is not a deadly scorpion. If stung by a scorpion, I would try the following steps. If I was not getting better in a reasonable amount of time, and seemed to be getting worse, I would go to a hospital or clinic that has antivenin serum. Pray that the antivenin has no negative effect as the same problem exists for scorpion stings as spider bites, in that death is one of the possible side effects often listed for the antivenin.

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    Immediately After Being Stung by a Scorpion

  3. Step 1

    • In the event of a scorpion sting, start taking MMS1 by mouth immediately. Take one 6-drop dose of MMS1 in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water, followed by a second 6-drop dose of MMS1, one-half hour later.

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    Note: This is similar to Protocol 6 and 6 (see page 169), however in this case the doses are taken closer together, one-half hour apart, instead of one hour apart. In the event of following this procedure for a child, follow the same dosage rules as Protocol 6 and 6, adjusting the dose according to weight as per the chart on page 265.

  5. If the first MMS1 dose makes you nauseous or causes you to vomit, drink more water (8 ounces) and try to vomit again if you can. In this case vomiting is good and will help expel the poison.

  6. Step 2

    Simultaneously with

  7. Step 1

    , immediately after you have taken your first oral dose of MMS1—begin to neutralize the sting poison:

    • In a clean, dry glass, activate 3 drops of MMS with 3 drops of acid activator. Count 30 seconds. Do not add water.

    • Dip the end of your finger into the MMS1 mixture and dab it on the site of the sting. (Try to get it directly on the point where the scorpion attacked and not too much on the surrounding skin.) Try to apply pressure to force the MMS1 down into the hole. Do this every five minutes or so. Rinse your finger after every application.

    • Mix up a fresh dose of MMS1 as per the instructions above, every 15 to 20 minutes.

    • Stop applying the MMS1 mixture directly on the sting once the pain of the sting is gone.

    • Continue for a longer period of time if the sting continues to hurt or itch.

    • Note: Stop using the MMS1 for several hours if the skin begins to get badly irritated around the sting.

  8. Step 3

    • After taking the second 6-drop dose of MMS1, continue taking a 3-drop dose of MMS1 every waking hour, until all negative symptoms subside.

    • Do this even if it takes a few days.

    • Note: A 3-drop dose is the standard Protocol 1000 dose. In the case where a child is stung by a scorpion, follow the dosage guide as per weight for Protocol 1000 for children (see page 258).

Bee and Wasp Stings

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    For many people bee and wasp stings do not pose a big problem and cause little trouble. There are some home remedies that are effective for these stings, such as making a baking soda paste for a bee sting, or using vinegar for a wasp sting. Just the same, if you have a minor reaction to a sting this protocol can help. If you are allergic to bee or wasp stings and have a serious reaction to them, I suggest you go directly to this protocol. The bee sting is acidic in nature and can be neutralized with unactivated MMS (sodium chlorite 22.4% solution in

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    water), this is without mixing it with an acid activator. The wasp sting is alkaline and it must be neutralized with acid. You can use either 4% HCl acid or 50% citric acid. Following are instructions for neutralizing the poison at the site of a bee or wasp sting. Instructions for Bee and Wasp Stings

  3. Step 1

    • In the event of a bee or wasp sting, start taking MMS1 by mouth immediately. Take one 6-drop dose of MMS1 in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water, followed by a second 6-drop dose of MMS1, one-half hour later.

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    Note: This is similar to Protocol 6 and 6 (see page 169), however in this case the doses are taken closer together, one-half hour apart, instead of one hour apart. In the event of following this procedure for a child, follow the same dosage rules as Protocol 6 and 6, adjusting the dose according to weight as per the chart on page 265.

  5. If the first MMS1 dose makes you nauseous or causes you to vomit, drink more water (8 ounces) and try to vomit again if you can. In this case vomiting is good and will help expel the poison.

  6. Step 2

    • Simultaneously with

  7. Step 1

    , immediately after you have taken your first oral dose of MMS1—begin to neutralize the sting poison. Please note that these instructions for

  8. Step 2

    are different for the bee and the wasp sting. Bee Sting

    • Use MMS (sodium chlorite, 22.4% in purified water) but without activating it. The unactivated MMS

    • is highly alkaline and it neutralizes the acid of the bee sting.

    • Put 4 or 5 drops of MMS in a clean dry glass. Do not add water.

    • Dip the end of your finger into the unactivated MMS and carefully rub it on the sting. Press hard to force a tiny amount into the sting. Repeat this every five minutes or so.

    • Stop applying the sodium chlorite (MMS unactivated) directly on the sting once the pain of the sting is gone.

    • Continue for a longer period of time, up to an hour, if the sting continues to hurt or itch.

    • After you have stopped applying the MMS, rinse the area thoroughly with clean water. If the Sting Continues to Hurt After One Hour

    • Rinse the area thoroughly with clean water.

    • After applying only MMS (unactivated MMS) for one hour, the acidic nature of the bee sting is sufficiently neutralized. If it still hurts, you can now apply activated MMS (MMS1) to destroy any poison that may be left. Activate 3 drops of MMS (sodium chlorite) with 3 drops of activator acid and count 30 seconds. Do not add water.

    • Dab it on the sting and carefully rub it in.

    • This can be repeated every five minutes or so for up to half an hour.

    • Wasp Sting

    • Do not use MMS. Use the activator acid alone, (4% HCl or 50% citric acid). If these are not available, straight lemon juice or vinegar is the next best thing.

    • Put 4 or 5 drops of acid in a clean dry glass. Do not add water.

    • Dip the end of your finger into the acid and dab it on the site of the sting. (Try to get it directly on the sting site and not too much on the surrounding skin.) Carefully rub it into the sting hole, but press hard to get some acid into the hole to neutralize the sting poison.

    • Do this every five minutes or so. Rinse your finger after every application.

    • Stop applying the acid directly on the sting once the pain of the sting is gone.

    • Continue for a longer period of time, up to an hour, if the sting continues to hurt or itch.

    • After you have stopped applying the acid, rinse the area thoroughly with clean water. If the Sting Continues to Hurt After One Hour

    • Rinse the area thoroughly with clean water.

    • After applying only acid to the wasp sting for one hour, the alkaline nature of the sting should be neutralized. If it still hurts, you can now apply activated MMS (MMS1) to destroy any of the remaining poison. Activate 3 drops of MMS (sodium chlorite) with 3 drops

    • of activator acid and count 30 seconds. Do not add water.

    • Dab it on the sting and carefully rub it in.

    • This can be repeated every five minutes or so for up to half an hour.

  9. Step 3

    • After the second 6-drop dose of MMS1, continue taking a 3-drop dose of MMS1 every waking hour, until all negative symptoms subside.

    • Do this even if it takes a few days.

    • Note: A 3-drop dose is the standard Protocol 1000 dose. In the case where a child is stung by a bee or wasp, follow the dosage guide as per weight for Protocol 1000 for children (see page 258).

Spider Bites

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    Both Black Widow and Brown Recluse spiders are not only painful, but they are deadly. I have listed them separately, each with a distinct protocol. If you suspect your bite is a Black Widow or a Brown Recluse, please refer to the specific protocol respectively, as these protocols have been known to work (so far) every time. (See pages 213, 217.) If you suspect some other poisonous spider has bitten you (there are many poisonous spiders throughout the world), the following simple remedy may be effective. If this remedy does not overcome the pain and swelling within a reasonable amount of time (a couple of hours), I suggest going to a hospital or a clinic that has antivenin.

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    Note: MMS is an oxidizer and has been known to oxidize and destroy many kinds of poison. However, there is no way that we could test the ability of MMS to destroy literally hundreds of types of spider poison that exist. It is our experience that MMS will help with most poison situations, but the decision to use or not use MMS in the case of a spider bite is the complete responsibility of the individual. Immediately After Being Bitten by a Poisonous Spider

  3. Step 1

    • Read the introductory paragraphs in both the Black Widow and the Brown Recluse Spider Protocols (see pages 213, 217), to make sure the bite wasn’t one of those.

    • In the event of a spider bite, start taking MMS1 by mouth immediately. Take one 6-drop dose of MMS1 in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water, followed by a second 6-drop dose of MMS1, one-half hour later.

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    Note: This is similar to Protocol 6 and 6 (see page 169), however in this case the doses are taken closer together, one-half hour apart, instead of one hour apart. In the event of following this procedure for a child, follow the same dosage rules as Protocol 6 and 6, adjusting the dose according to weight as per the chart on page 265.

  5. If the first MMS1 dose makes you nauseous or causes you to vomit, drink more water (8 ounces) and try to vomit again if you can. In this case vomiting is good and will help expel the poison.

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    Step 2

    • Simultaneously with

  7. Step 1

    , immediately after you have taken your first oral dose of MMS1—begin to neutralize the bite poison.

    • In a clean, dry glass, activate 3 drops of MMS with 3 drops of acid activator. Count 30 seconds. Do not add water.

    • Dip the end of your finger into the MMS1 mixture and dab it on the bite. (Try to get it directly on the bite and not too much on the surrounding skin.) Do this every five minutes or so. Rinse your finger after every application.

    • Mix up a fresh dose of MMS1 as per the instructions above, every 15 to 20 minutes.

    • Stop applying the MMS1 mixture directly on the bite once the pain of the bite is gone.

    • Continue for a longer period of time if the bite continues to hurt or itch.

    • Note: Stop using the MMS1 for several hours if the skin begins to get badly irritated around the bite.

  8. Step 3

    • After taking the second 6-drop dose of MMS1, continue taking a 3-drop dose of MMS1 every waking hour, until all negative symptoms subside.

    • Do this even if it takes a few days.

    • Note: A 3-drop dose is the standard Protocol 1000 dose. In the case where a child is bitten by a poisonous spider,

    • follow the dosage guide as per weight for Protocol 1000 for children (see page 258).

Brown Recluse Protocol

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    Overall, the Brown Recluse spider is considered the most dangerous spider bite that anyone might receive (outside of rare species in the jungle). Many people have died from Brown Recluse bites. One website lists that each year 25% of people bitten die from the bite. This may or may not be true; however, there is no doubt that such a bite can give a person a great deal of trouble. I have yet to meet a medical doctor who can offer a successful treatment for a Brown Recluse bite. However, I have found the procedure below to be quite effective. With the Brown Recluse, you want to be sure to tend to any bite as soon as possible.

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    Note: I lived for 40 years in the deserts of California and Nevada, during which time I personally treated 20 to 25 people for Brown Recluse bites with the zinc oxide salve mentioned below. In the last several years I also added MMS. The zinc oxide salve always worked with or without MMS. The decision to use or not use this protocol is totally your responsibility. In my opinion this protocol can save your life as the medical system has no effective treatment for the Brown Recluse spider bite. How do You Know if You Have a Brown Recluse Bite? Normally, you will not know right off that you’ve been bitten by a Brown Recluse, unless you actually see the spider bite you. With a Brown Recluse, you never feel the bite. But if you have been bitten, usually after about four hours, you will begin to feel itching. It won’t feel very strong at first, not even enough to scratch, but then it will

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    become more intense. When you look at the area that itches, you will notice a small red spot about the size of a grain of wheat, and by that time it is likely you will have scratched it several times. From that point things worsen fairly rapidly. The itching becomes extremely bad and then turns into painful itching, and this then becomes acute pain. The time it takes to get to this point of acute pain can vary, usually anywhere from 8 to 24 hours. If nothing is done, the pain will get worse until you go to the doctor where medicine is prescribed for the pain. The pain killer may possibly take away the pain, but it doesn’t address the underlying cause of the pain. Soon a tiny hole begins to develop. The hole can get bigger and bigger and will eventually go all the way to the bone. Depending on where the bite is, people have been known to lose half of a leg, or most of their face as the hole gets bigger. In severe cases, some people suffer up to two years before they die. I am sharing these details, in hopes that you can avoid this situation, and likewise help someone else if necessary. Instructions for Brown Recluse Spider Bite

  4. Step 1

    • Begin a slight variation of Protocol 6 and 6 (see page 169). Take a 6-drop dose of MMS1, then take the second 6-drop dose after only one-half hour as opposed to one hour.

    • One-half hour after taking the second 6-drop dose begin Protocol 1000. But begin by taking a 1/2-drop dose the first hour and increase the amount each hour by 1/2 drop, building up to a 3-drop dose each hour. Continue with Protocol 1000 for two weeks, and if needed for a third week, or as long as necessary.

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    Step 2

    • Simultaneously right after the first MMS1 dose, begin applying zinc oxide. Mix equal parts of zinc oxide and Vaseline Petroleum Jelly. Make this into a paste.

  6. Step 3

    • Spread a generous portion of the salve on the bite area and gently rub it in for a minute or two.

    • Then after a minute or two, add more salve to the bite area to make sure it is nice and thick. Cover the area with gauze and adhesive tape. Bandage it well, but not so tight that it does not get some air.

  7. Step 4

    • Repeat

  8. Step 3

    (above) after four hours. It is not necessary to wash off the former application.

  9. Step 5

    • Repeat

  10. Step 3

    (above) again, after another four hours. This will be the third application of the zinc oxide salve.

  11. Step 6

    • After three applications of the zinc oxide ointment, (each one four hours apart) the pain and itching should subside. If however, there is still discomfort, begin using the MMS1 spray bottle, which is a solution of 10 activated drops of MMS to 1 ounce of purified water, (see page 76). Wash the area before using the spray bottle.

    • Spray the affected area every 20 minutes or so, until everything is all cleared up.

    • Notes

    • Remember, throughout this procedure the victim should be taking MMS1 as per Protocol 1000, every hour on the hour for eight consecutive hours a day. Continue for two weeks, or longer if needed.

    • In the event that you cannot get zinc oxide, you might be able to find zinc chloride which can be used instead. Zinc chloride or oxide will usually produce results in less than four hours, but if you have any continued problem at all from using zinc chloride, try your best to get some zinc oxide and repeat the procedure again.

    • There are various brands of Petroleum Jelly on the market. I recommend the original “Vaseline” brand for mixing with clay or zinc oxide to make a salve. Vaseline (the original, which is triple-purified to be 100% pure) has the unique ability to wet and penetrate and remain in place on the skin for hours longer than most oils. Sometimes coconut oil, olive oil and other oils can be used to carry various medicinal substances to the skin and hold them there. However, nothing matches the ability of Vaseline to hold healing substances in contact with the skin for hours while at the same time act as a healing agent itself. Use the various other oils only if you cannot obtain the Vaseline.

    • The procedure above with zinc oxide has been known to relieve a Brown Recluse spider bite within four hours.

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    Variation: If available in your country, Desitin Baby Diaper Rash Ointment—Extra Strength, has also been successful in healing Brown Recluse Spider bites. This formula contains zinc oxide. Check the ingredients to be sure you get the one that contains 40% zinc oxide, which is the Extra Strength Formula. The formulas that contain

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    20 to 25% zinc oxide may work, but the 40% formula is more certain to work.

Black Widow Protocol

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    It is not a fable; the Black Widow indeed has a bright red hourglass shape on her belly. Many people are bitten by the Black Widow spider yearly, but very few die from her bite. Probably less than 5 people die in the US each year according to most websites.

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    Note: I lived for 40 years in the deserts of California and Nevada, during which time I personally helped more than 20 people bitten by a Black Widow spider with the protocol given below. It always worked. In addition, I was bitten by a Black Widow spider twice, and it worked for me. The use of Aloe vera in this protocol is something I found in an old book of remedies when I was a young fellow about 20 years of age. So people have been using this part of the protocol to handle Black Widow bites for many years! I have since added MMS1, and have found the combination of the two to bring good results. The decision to follow this procedure however, is totally your responsibility. The bite of the Black Widow is different than the Brown Recluse spider. Normally with this bite there is immediate pain, followed by a number of possible reactions. There can be muscle cramps, abdominal pain (stomach ache), weakness, tremors, body aching, and in more severe cases, nausea, vomiting, fainting, dizziness, chest pain and difficulty breathing. For the Black Widow bite, there is an antivenin available. I am not telling you one way or the other to take the antivenin. I didn’t use it myself when I was bitten by a Black Widow, but many have used it. However, like most pharmaceutical drugs, there is a long list of side effects

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    from this drug, including possible death for those who have a history of asthma. Other reactions include rash, hives, itching, difficulty breathing, difficulty swallowing, tightness in the chest, and swelling of the mouth, face, lips and tongue. An alternative to taking the antivenin if you so choose, is MMS1 and Aloe vera. Instructions for Black Widow Bite

  4. Step 1

    • The first thing to do is to begin a slight variation of Protocol 6 and 6 (see page 169).

    • Take a 6-drop dose of MMS1, but in the case of a Black Widow bite, take the second 6-drop dose after only one-half hour as opposed to one hour.

  5. Step 2

    • Simultaneously, immediately after taking the first 6-drop dose of MMS1, as per the step above, and while waiting to take the second 6-drop dose, do the following:

    • Obtain a large fresh Aloe vera leaf.

    • Cut off the serrated edges and then cut the leaf open lengthwise. Then cut a piece about 2 inches x 2 inches (5 cm x 5 cm) and put the fresh Aloe vera—flesh side down—right onto the bite. Hold the piece in place and cover it with gauze and secure it firmly with adhesive tape. Be sure that air cannot get between the Aloe vera leaf and the bite on the skin.

    • In an emergency, use whatever is available to keep the Aloe vera in place until you can get the proper

    • supplies, (i.e. gauze/adhesive tape) but secure it down well so there is no air getting to the bite.

    • Leave this on for 12 hours and the bite should be OK. However, to make sure, repeat this procedure one more time with a fresh piece of Aloe vera. Tape it on for another 12 hours and that should be all that is needed.

  6. Step 3

    • One-half hour after taking the first 6-drop dose, and hopefully applying the Aloe vera, take the second 6-drop dose.

  7. Step 4

    • One-half hour after taking the second 6-drop dose (hopefully you will have applied the first application of Aloe vera during this time) begin Protocol 1000. But begin by taking a 1/2-drop dose the first hour and increase the amount each hour by 1/2 drop, building up to a 3-drop dose each hour, as Protocol 1000 calls for.

    • Follow through with Protocol 1000 for two weeks, taking MMS1, eight consecutive hours a day. If needed, continue for a third week on Protocol 1000, or as long as necessary.

Snake Bite Protocol

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    This protocol has not been widely used or proven, due to a lack of snake bite cases coming to us. I did have a test case of a rattle snake biting a small dog. With MMS, two days after the bite, the dog was fine. However, the fact is, MMS1 neutralizes poisons of most kinds. The poison of

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    the snake variety is a very complex molecule, and MMS1 (chlorine dioxide) destroys complex molecules by oxidation. So in an emergency, it would be better to do something rather than nothing. And in any case, it would be a good idea to apply this protocol in addition to whatever medical treatment is used, but do not allow anyone to cut into your snake bite because it can make the situation worse. Instructions—Snake Bite Caution: With a snake bite you do not want to waste time! It is vital that as quickly as possible you start getting MMS1 into the body as per the dosages given below.

  3. Step 1

    • Immediately take a 12-drop dose of MMS1.

  4. Step 2

    • Simultaneously, in conjunction with taking MMS1 doses, apply the Snake Bite Patch on the bite area. Do this immediately after taking the first MMS1 dose as per

  5. Step 1

    above. Please note, the snake bite patch is a significantly different formula than the MMS1/DMSO Patch on page 135 in this book. Never, ever put DMSO on a snake bite, as this will take the poison further into the body, not draw it out. See Making a Snake Bite Patch, following

  6. Step 6

    of this protocol, page 221.)

  7. Step 3

    • One-half hour later, after the first 12-drop dose of MMS1, take a second dose of MMS1, this time, a 6-drop dose.

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    Step 4

    • One-half hour later, after the second dose of MMS1, take a third dose. The third dose will be a 6-drop dose of MMS1.

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    Recap: When someone has been bitten by a snake, they should immediately take a 12-drop dose of MMS1. Onehalf hour later, they should take a 6-drop dose of MMS1. One-half hour after that, take another 6-drop dose of MMS1. This is 3 MMS1 doses taken one-half hour apart. After the first 12-drop dose of MMS1, they should apply the patch for a snake bite.

  10. Step 5

    • One-half hour later, (after taking the 3 doses of MMS1 mentioned in Steps 2, 3, and 4 above) begin Protocol 1000. That is, take a 3-drop dose of MMS1 every hour for eight consecutive hours a day. In the case of a snake bite, you can skip the Starting Procedure.

  11. Step 6

    • Continue Protocol 1000 for at least two weeks, or longer if there is any indication of the snake bite still causing trouble. Reduce the number of hourly drops by one half if there is nausea, diarrhea or ill feelings. Reduce, but do not stop taking them hourly. Making a Snake Bite Patch as Required in

  12. Step 3

    Above Note and Caution: The recipe for the patch for a snake bite is different than is described in the MMS1/DMSO Patch Protocol on page 135 of this book. The patch for a snake bite does not contain DMSO. Do not use DMSO in a patch for a snake bite. This can be a serious mistake.

    • The DMSO will spread the poison and take it deeper into the tissues, worsening the problem.

  13. Step 1

    • Activate 10 drops of MMS with 10 drops of 50% citric acid or 4% HCl. Count to 30 seconds, and then add 20 drops of water.

    • Immediately pour this mixture on a piece of gauze approximately 2 inches by 2 inches (5 cm by 5 cm) and at least two layers thick. If this mixture is not enough to completely soak the patch, then double the recipe. Activate 10 more drops of MMS and add 20 drops water as per the same formula in the point above, so as to be able to soak the patch in the mixture.

    • In the case of an extra large snake bite, you can adjust the patch to include more than 10 drops of activated MMS. (Please note, the Snake Bite Patch calls for adding 2 drops of water for every 1 drop of activated MMS.)

  14. Step 2

    • Tape the soaked gauze onto the snake bite, leave it for 15 to 20 minutes—no more!

    • Remember, the patch for the snake bite does not contain DMSO.

  15. Step 3

    • Apply a fresh patch (a second patch) in one hour. This will mean in the first two hours after being bitten, you will have applied two MMS1 patches. Add more water to the patch if you notice irritation of the skin.

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    Step 4

    • After the first two patches, wait three hours and apply another fresh patch, and continue applying a fresh patch every three hours. Notes

    • In total, you should keep applying the patches according to these instructions, every three hours, for a 24 hour period. (Set an alarm during sleep hours and get up to apply the patch.) Remember, you are also doing Protocol 1000 during this time.

    • If the MMS1 patch is burning your skin, continue by adding some more water until the patch is not burning, but do not add more water than necessary.

Food Poisoning Protocol

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    (or Any Poison Received by Mouth) According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control), over 5,000 people die from food borne poisons or diseases in the United States each year, with similar figures worldwide. The point here being, it is advantageous to know what to do about food poisoning. A friend of mine was poisoned once while eating dinner with myself and others. He got up from the table and immediately collapsed and fell to the floor. I helped him up. He assured me he was alright and wanted to go to the restroom. He was not in any way intoxicated. He walked off to use the restroom and after a minute I checked on him and found him lying on his back on the floor. He managed to prop himself up on one elbow and he looked up at me and tried to say something, but he couldn’t talk.

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    I quickly mixed up a 15-drop dose of MMS1, (I try to always carry small bottles with me) and handed it to him. He immediately drank it down. Within five minutes he said, “Boy, that was crazy.” Then he sat up. He said before he took the dose everything was going black on him. In 10 minutes he was feeling OK and I was able to help him to his feet. We returned to the table where he asked for a new plate of food and he was fine. This serves as a wonderful example of how MMS1 can cancel out some poisons right on the spot. The first step of the Food Poisoning Protocol is a nice big dose of MMS1, along the same lines as for the Malaria Protocol. With poisoning you want to hit it hard with the first dose. But don’t expect it to always clear up immediately; you may have to persist a bit. We have helped many cases of food poisoning. It does not always clear up as fast as it did with my friend, but MMS1 has often proven to be successful with cases such as this. You should always carry two small bottles (MMS and activator) with you at all times. Be ready—if you suspect food poisoning or any other kind of poisoning, get some MMS1 into the body as fast as possible. Instructions for Food Poisoning Protocol When a person suspects poisoning:

  3. Step 1

    • Take a 15-drop dose of MMS1 (activated MMS). See page 32 for how to prepare an MMS1 dose.

  4. Step 2

    • Wait 15 minutes after the first 15-drop dose, and then take a 6-drop dose of MMS1.

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    Step 3

    • Wait another 15 minutes and take another 6-drop dose, this would be the third dose. (This means in a 30 minute period, from the starting point, one would have taken 3 doses of MMS. The first and starting dose—15 activated drops. The 2nd and 3rd doses—6 activated drops of MMS.)

    • Note: If the person is provoked to vomit during this time—welcome it, do not fight it, for this will help expel the poison from the body. Vomiting may or may not occur if the MMS1 neutralizes all of the poison in the body. It may flush it out without the need to vomit.

  6. Step 4

    • If vomiting does not occur while taking the first 3 doses, do not worry. But, take at least 2 more doses (4th and 5th doses); these should be MMS1, 3-drop doses, spaced out by 15 minutes.

  7. Step 5

    • Normally the above amount of MMS1 will handle the job, but if you are still very sick from poisoning, you may need to take more MMS1 and make yourself vomit. There is nothing wrong with making yourself vomit if you need to do so. In the case of poisoning, vomiting may be necessary in some instances, so don’t hesitate if it is needed—it is best to flush the poison out.

    • One may have to use the old trick of putting his finger down his throat to induce the vomiting. This is not nearly as aggressive as going to an emergency clinic and having your stomach pumped. You can calculate the need to vomit by how sick you still are. If you are

    • still sick you may need to vomit and/or take more MMS1, as there is no down side to taking more MMS1, other than having some nausea and then possibly vomiting, diarrhea, or a headache.

    • Note: With poisoning, although unpleasant, vomiting and diarrhea are both efficient ways to rid the body of the toxins.

  8. Step 6

    • If after doing all of the above you are still very sick you may need to have your stomach pumped. In that case, don’t hesitate; go to a clinic. However, normally under most poisoning conditions, if you have taken the above protocol, you will be OK by this time.

Concussion Protocol

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    Many people have used DMSO to overcome a concussion. Some managers of sports arenas keep DMSO on hand at all times. The book DMSO in Trauma and Disease by the world renowned DMSO research doctor, Dr. Stanley W. Jacob, recommends DMSO in all cases of concussion. Other health practitioners and sports managers also recommend DMSO for the treatment of a concussion. A concussion is generally considered to be a mild traumatic brain injury, though concussions occur in varying degrees of seriousness. Some symptoms of concussion are:

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    Fatigue Headaches Sleep Disturbances Dizziness and Imbalance Vision Problems/Extra Sensitivity to Light

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    Hearing and Noise Problems Muscular and Motor Problems Sensory and Metabolic Disturbances Chronic Pain Problems Sexual Dysfunction Seizures

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    For a number of years now, I have incorporated DMSO along with MMS1 in several of our protocols, as these two complement one another. In the case of a concussion, I suggest doing the following emergency Stroke Protocol.

Stroke Protocol

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    About 700,000 strokes happen in the United States each year, and of that number approximately 150,000 deaths occur. So strokes are nothing to be ignored. When a stroke is coming on, follow the protocol below. Using DMSO and MMS1 can stop it in its tracks. Both DMSO and MMS1 will dissolve blood clots throughout the body, including in the brain. DMSO has been used in the USA since 1955 and many people have testified about how it has helped overcome strokes. Likewise, DMSO and MMS1 have been used together for an increased benefit by thousands.

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    Note: I have been using MMS for 20 years. By the beginning of 2012, I had personally helped over 50,000 people around the world using MMS, (and scores more since that time, but I've lost count). I have only helped one person who was experiencing a stroke, and that was successful. The advice that I give here is what I would do myself if I was having a stroke and a hospital was not available to me. If a hospital was available I would still do this: I would begin the protocol while still at home and I would continue to do it on the way to the hospital, however long it took. When I returned from the hospital, I would continue with

  3. page 228

    the protocol. In my opinion, using DMSO and MMS1 might mean the difference between life and death, or the difference between having long term side effects or not. It is nevertheless completely your responsibility to do or not do this protocol. Signs of a stroke are: ●

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    Face Drooping–Does one side of the face droop or is it numb? Ask the person to smile. Is the person's smile uneven?

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    Arm Weakness–Is one arm weak or numb? Ask the person to raise both arms. Does one arm drift downward?

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    Speech Difficulty–Is speech slurred? Is the person unable to speak or hard to understand? Ask the person to repeat a simple sentence, like "The grass is green." Is the sentence repeated correctly?

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    If someone shows any of these symptoms, even if the symptoms go away, it is time to start the protocol below, or get the person to the hospital immediately if that is their choice. Check the time so you'll know when the first symptoms appeared. In the case of seeking medical assistance, you can still begin with the first doses of DMSO, followed by MMS1 as per the following instructions. Getting DMSO and MMS1 into the body right away may save a life. And if you do this, the person might be OK by the time you are able to get to the hospital. If the decision is made to go to the hospital, it’s best to always call an ambulance or get someone else to drive. A person should never attempt to drive himself to a hospital if experiencing a stroke.

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    Instructions for Overcoming a Stroke with MMS1 and DMSO Blood clots can cause strokes. DMSO is able to dissolve blood clots. MMS1 also works to dissolve clots. Using DMSO in conjunction with MMS1 can be very effective in both overcoming a stroke, as well as repairing damage from a stroke. When a blood clot prevents blood flow to any given area of the brain, a stroke can occur and cause that particular area of the brain to shut down. However, if the blood clot can be dissolved by using DMSO and MMS1, oxygen will once more be able to flow to that area of the brain so that area of the brain can begin to function properly. Although the instructions below explain what to do at the onset of a stroke, it is important to know that even though a person has already suffered a stroke, and it is a few hours to a day or two later, one can still begin and follow through with these instructions starting at day one (see chart on Dosage Guide for Stroke Protocol Day 1). There is still hope that damage can be avoided or reversed. It has been reported that even though many months or a couple of years have passed after a stroke, if one will go on a regular regimen of taking DMSO along with MMS1, it may reverse part or all of the damage. The taste of DMSO is far from enjoyable. However, the benefit of using it far outweighs the bad taste. The pharmaceutical grade DMSO has been described as having almost no smell or bad taste. It can be found on the internet and in some pharmacies. The cost is substantially higher. Day 1—at the Onset of a Stroke The instructions below are very detailed. We have included a Dosage Guide Chart at the end of this section to help

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    facilitate one following this protocol. However, please do not cut corners and proceed straight to the chart; thoroughly read all of the instructions below to gain a good understanding of the procedure. First Hour

  12. At the onset of a stroke, first off, mix 2 full tablespoons (30 ml) of DMSO diluted in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water. Drink it down immediately. This is the starting point of the Stroke Protocol.

  13. Also at the onset of a stroke, begin Protocol 6 and 6. This is two 6-drop doses of activated MMS (MMS1), taken one hour apart. (See page 169 for full details of Protocol 6 and 6.) MMS1 and DMSO work in conjunction with one another, therefore the first 6-drop dose of MMS1 for a stroke, should be taken in less than two minutes after the first dose of DMSO. The MMS1 must be mixed up in a second 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water. (It should be taken right after the DMSO dose, but do not mix in with the DMSO). If at any time you miss the two-minute limit, always go ahead and take the dose even if three, five, ten minutes or more have passed. Try not to miss the two-minute limit.

  14. Fifteen minutes after the starting point of this protocol, one should take a second dose of 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of DMSO in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water. No MMS1 is taken at this time.

  15. Thirty minutes after the starting point, a third 2 tablespoon (30 ml) dose of DMSO in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water should be taken. No MMS1 is taken at this time.

  16. Forty-five minutes after the starting point, a fourth 2 tablespoon (30 ml) dose of DMSO in 1/2 cup

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    (4 ounces/120 ml) should be taken. No MMS1 is taken at this time. Second Hour

  18. One hour after starting this stroke protocol, (which is the beginning of the second hour), continue to take DMSO every 15 minutes, reduce the dosage to 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO in 1/4 cup (2 ounces/60 ml) of water.

  19. Also one hour after starting this stroke protocol, within two minutes time of taking the DMSO dose, take another 6-drop dose of MMS1. This is the second 6-drop dose, taken one hour after the first 6-drop dose. Do not take more than two 6-drop doses of MMS1, one hour a part. Third Hour

  20. Two hours after the starting point, (which will be the beginning of the third hour), take another DMSO dose. Continue taking 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO in 1/4 cup (2 ounces/60 ml) of water every 15 minutes the third hour.

  21. Also two hours after the starting point, at the beginning of the third hour, begin taking Protocol 1000. This is a 3-drop dose of MMS1 every hour for eight hours a day. This 3-drop dose of MMS1, should be taken within two minutes of the first DMSO dose at the beginning of the third hour.

  22. Generally I suggest gradually working up to the 3-drop dose when beginning Protocol 1000. Going right to 3 drops an hour for the Stroke Protocol, is an exception to the rule. If however, one experiences a Herxheimer reaction and feels nauseated, has diarrhea or vomits,

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    cut the MMS1 dose in half. If necessary, keep reducing it by one half until these symptoms subside. When the symptoms pass, gradually work back up to a 3-drop dose every hour, or to as high a dose that is comfortable to you without causing a Herxheimer reaction. But do not surpass more than 3 drops an hour while on Protocol 1000. Notes

  24. Remember, if a person is led to lower their dose of MMS1, they should lower it, but do not quit taking it altogether.

  25. Up until this point, the person on this protocol will have completed three hours in total of taking DMSO every 15 minutes.

  26. Please take note that when you lower the amount of DMSO in your dose, it is important to also lower the amount of water you mix with it. Fourth through Eighth Hour

  27. After the first three hours of taking DMSO every 15 minutes in the different dosages described above, continue taking DMSO for the remaining part of the first day, but reduce the frequency of your doses. One time every hour take 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO in 1/4 cup (2 ounces/60 ml) of water. The person should already have started taking Protocol 1000, which is an hourly 3-drop dose of MMS1. The hourly DMSO dose and the hourly MMS1 dose should always be taken within two minutes (maximum) apart.

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    Notes

  29. Do not mix the MMS1 dose in with the DMSO mixture. Do not confuse this with other protocols where it does call for adding DMSO drops into the MMS1 dose. In this case, the dose of DMSO is much higher than in other protocols, therefore it is recommended to not mix DMSO in the same dose with MMS1. Take the MMS1 dose in less than two minutes time after the DMSO dose, but separately, not in the same cup of water.

  30. We have mentioned here what to do on “day one” at the onset of a stroke. However, a stroke can strike at any time, and should one feel a stroke coming on in the evening, for example, it would be wise to follow the dosing mentioned above, into the night. In other words, stay up or set an alarm if you have to, in order to take your doses, as strokes can afflict people in their sleep. Day 2 through 7

  31. The second day after a stroke, and after one has followed the procedure for day one above, continue taking MMS1, as per Protocol 1000. This is taking a 3-drop dose of MMS1 every hour for eight consecutive hours. I recommend completing the suggested three full weeks of doing Protocol 1000, even if one starts to feel much better, as a precautionary measure.

  32. The second day after a stroke, one can reduce the DMSO intake to 1 tablespoon (15 ml) in the morning and 1 tablespoon (15 ml) in the evening. This amount of DMSO should be taken in 1/4 cup (2 ounces/60 ml) of water. These DMSO dosages should be taken in coordination with the MMS1 dosage. One should be on Protocol 1000, so I suggest they take the DMSO dose within two minutes of the first MMS1 dose of the day, and the last MMS1 dose of the day.

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    Day 8 through 21

  34. Continue Protocol 1000, until you complete the 21-day period.

  35. Drop your intake of DMSO to taking 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO only 1 time a day (within two minutes of one of your MMS1 doses), for the remaining 21 days.

  36. If you feel you are not making progress in your recovery, I recommend going back to day one of the Stroke Protocol and starting the whole process over again, as outlined above. In other words, start from the beginning and again continue through until you have completed the 21 days. Notes

  37. If one has had a stroke and has recovered fully, I nevertheless recommend a daily maintenance dose of MMS1 (6-drop dose) and 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO in 1/4 cup (2 ounces/60ml) of water. If at any time the symptoms of a stroke come on again, the complete procedure outlined above should be followed.

  38. Take a look at your diet and exercise habits to see if there is room for improvement.

  39. Unfortunately, there is no complete guarantee of recovery from a stroke. However many people have recovered from strokes using DMSO, and MMS1 has also been a help in this area. Following are two charts to guide you through this protocol. It is important that you start hour 00:00 immediately when needed and continue with the 15 minute intervals from your starting point (e.g. if a stroke comes on at 12:20 pm start taking DMSO and MMS1 immediately, then 15 minutes later would be 12:35 pm and so on).

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    Dosage Guide for Stroke Protocol Day 1 Start hour 00:00 immediately whenever it is needed, regardless of the actual time. Do not Wait. Step

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    Hour 8

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    DMSO/ Water 2 Tbsp (30 ml) 4 oz (120 ml) 2 Tbsp (30 ml) 4 oz (120 ml) 2 Tbsp (30 ml) 4 oz (120 ml) 2 Tbsp (30 ml) 4 oz (120 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml)

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    Dosage Guide for Stroke Protocol Day 2 – 7 Step

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    Hour 2 Hour 3 Hour 4 Hour 5 Hour 6 Hour 7

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    01:00 02:00 03:00 04:00 05:00 06:00

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    DMSO/ Water 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml)

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    Day 8 – 21 Continue with Protocol 1000, until you complete the 21-day period. Drop your dose of DMSO from 2 tablespoons (30 ml) to taking 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO daily, for the remaining 21 days. l If not making progress, go back to Day 1. Start the whole process over again. l Refer to complete protocol on page 227 for details.

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    l l

Heart Attack Protocol

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    About 600,000 heart attack deaths happen in the US each year. When a heart attack is coming on, following the combined DMSO/MMS1 protocol below, can stop it in its tracks. DMSO has been used in the US since 1955 and there are many testimonies about how it has helped overcome heart attacks. In addition, MMS1 has been used extensively since the year 2000, and DMSO and MMS1 have both been used together for an increased benefit by thousands.

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    Note: I have been using MMS for 20 years. By the beginning of 2012, I had personally helped over 50,000 people around the world using MMS, (and scores more since that time, but I've lost count). I have only helped three people who were experiencing a heart attack, each case was successful. The advice that I give here is what I would do myself if I was having a heart attack and a hospital was not available to me. If a hospital was available, I would still do this: I would begin the protocol while still at home and I would continue to do it on the way to the hospital, however long it took. When I returned from the hospital, I would continue with the protocol. In my opinion, using DMSO and MMS1 might mean the difference between life and death, or the difference between having long term side effects or not. It is nevertheless completely your responsibility to do or not do this protocol. Signs of a heart attack are pain in the chest, arms, (especially the left), back, neck, jaw, and upper stomach; and shortness of breath, nausea, lightheadedness, and cold sweats. If one suspects a heart attack coming on, it’s time to start on the protocols, or get the person to the hospital immediately if that is their choice. Check the time so you'll know when the first symptoms appeared. In the case of seeking medical assistance, you can still begin with the first doses of DMSO, followed by MMS1 as per the instructions below. Getting DMSO and MMS1 into the body right away may save a life. And if you do this, the person might be OK by the time you are able to get to the hospital. If the decision is made to go to the hospital, it’s best to always call an ambulance or get someone else to drive. A person should never attempt to drive oneself to a hospital if experiencing a heart attack.

  3. page 238

    Instructions for Overcoming a Heart Attack with MMS1 and DMSO Although the instructions below explain what to do at the onset of a heart attack, it is important to know that even though a person has already suffered a heart attack, and it is a few hours to a day or two later, one can still begin and follow through with these instructions starting at day one (see chart on Dosage Guide for Heart Attack Protocol Day 1, page 244). There is still hope that damage can be avoided or reversed. If one will go on a regular regimen of taking DMSO along with MMS1, it may reverse part or all of the damage. The taste of DMSO is far from enjoyable. However, the benefit of using it far outweighs the bad taste. The pharmaceutical grade DMSO has been described as having almost no smell or bad taste. It can be found on the internet and in some pharmacies. The cost is substantially higher. Day 1—at the Onset of a Heart Attack The instructions below are very detailed. We have included a Dosage Guide Chart at the end of this section to help facilitate one following this protocol. However, please do not cut corners and proceed straight to the chart, thoroughly read all of the instructions below to gain a good understanding of the procedure. First Hour

  4. At the onset of a heart attack, first off, mix 2 full tablespoons (30 ml) of DMSO diluted in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water. Drink it down immediately. This is the starting point of the Heart Attack Protocol.

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    Also at the onset of a heart attack, begin Protocol 6 and 6. This is two 6-drop doses of activated MMS (MMS1), taken one hour apart. (See page 169 for full details of Protocol 6 and 6.) MMS1 and DMSO work in conjunction with one another, therefore the first 6-drop dose of MMS1 for a heart attack, should be taken in less than two minutes after the first dose of DMSO. The MMS1 must be mixed up in a second 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water. (It should be taken right after the DMSO dose, but do not mix in with the DMSO.) If at any time you miss the two-minute limit, always go ahead and take the dose even if three, five, ten minutes or more have passed. Try not to miss the two-minute limit.

  6. Fifteen minutes after the starting point of this protocol, one should take a second dose of 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of DMSO in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water. No MMS1 is taken at this time.

  7. Thirty minutes after the starting point, a third 2 tablespoon (30 ml) dose of DMSO in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water should be taken. No MMS1 is taken at this time.

  8. Forty-five minutes after the starting point, a fourth 2 tablespoon (30 ml) dose of DMSO in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) should be taken. No MMS1 is taken at this time. Second Hour

  9. One hour after starting this heart attack protocol, (which is the beginning of the second hour), continue to take DMSO every 15 minutes, but reduce the dosage to 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO in 1/4 cup (2 ounces/60 ml) of water.

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    Also one hour after starting this heart attack protocol, within two minutes time of taking the DMSO dose, take another 6-drop dose of MMS1. This is the second 6-drop dose, taken one hour after the first 6-drop dose. Do not take more than two 6-drop doses of MMS1, one hour a part. Third Hour

  11. Two hours after the starting point, (which will be the beginning of the third hour), take another DMSO dose. Continue taking 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO in 1/4 cup (2 ounces/60 ml) of water every 15 minutes the third hour.

  12. Also two hours after the starting point, at the beginning of the third hour, begin taking Protocol 1000. This is a 3-drop dose of MMS1 every hour for eight hours a day. This 3-drop dose of MMS1, should be taken within two minutes of the first DMSO dose at the beginning of the third hour.

  13. Generally I suggest gradually working up to the 3-drop dose when beginning Protocol 1000. Going right to 3 drops an hour for the Heart Protocol, is an exception to the rule. If however, one experiences a Herxheimer reaction and feels nauseated, has diarrhea or vomits, cut the MMS1 dose in half. If necessary, keep reducing it by one half until these symptoms subside. When the symptoms pass, gradually work back up to a 3-drop dose every hour, or to as high a dose that is comfortable to you without causing a Herxheimer reaction. But do not surpass more than 3 drops an hour while on Protocol 1000.

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    Notes

  15. Remember, if a person is led to lower the dose of MMS1, they should lower it, but do not quit taking it altogether.

  16. Up until this point, the person on this protocol will have completed three hours in total of taking DMSO every 15 minutes.

  17. Please take note that when you lower the amount of DMSO in your dose, it is important to also lower the amount of water you mix with it. Fourth through Eighth Hour

  18. After the first three hours of taking DMSO every 15 minutes in the different dosages described above, continue taking DMSO for the remaining part of the first day, but reduce the frequency of your doses. One time every hour take 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO in 1/4 cup (2 ounces/60 ml) of water. The person should already have started taking Protocol 1000, which is an hourly 3-drop dose of MMS1. The hourly DMSO dose and the hourly MMS1 dose should always be taken within two minutes (maximum) apart. Notes

  19. Do not mix the MMS1 dose in with the DMSO mixture. Do not confuse this with other protocols where it does call for adding DMSO drops into the MMS1 dose. In this case, the dose of DMSO is much higher than in other protocols, therefore it is recommended to not mix DMSO in the same dose with MMS1. Take the MMS1 dose in less than two minutes time after the DMSO dose, but separately, not in the same cup of water.

  20. page 242

    We have mentioned here what to do on “day one” at the onset of a heart attack. However, a heart attack can strike at any time, and should one feel a heart attack coming on in the evening, for example, it would be wise to follow the dosing mentioned above, into the night. In other words, stay up or set an alarm if you have to, in order to take your doses, as a heart attack can afflict people in their sleep. Day 2 through 7

  21. The second day after a heart attack, and after one has followed the procedure for day one above, continue taking MMS1, as per Protocol 1000. This is taking a 3-drop dose of MMS1 every hour for eight consecutive hours. I recommend completing the suggested three full weeks of doing Protocol 1000, even if one starts to feel much better, as a precautionary measure.

  22. The second day after a heart attack, one can reduce the DMSO intake to 1 tablespoon (15 ml) in the morning and 1 tablespoon (15 ml) in the evening. This amount of DMSO should be taken in 1/4 cup (2 ounces/60 ml) of water. These DMSO dosages should be taken in coordination with the MMS1 dosage. One should be on Protocol 1000, so I suggest they take the DMSO dose within two minutes of the first MMS1 dose of the day, and the last MMS1 dose of the day. Day 8 through 21

  23. Continue Protocol 1000, until you complete the 21-day period.

  24. Drop your intake of DMSO to taking 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO only 1 time a day (within two minutes of one of your MMS1 doses), for the remaining 21 days.

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    If you feel you are not making progress in your recovery, I recommend going back to day one of the Heart Attack Protocol and starting the whole process over again, as outlined above. In other words, start from the beginning and again continue through until you have completed the 21 days. Notes

  26. If one has had a heart attack and has recovered fully, I nevertheless recommend a daily maintenance dose of MMS1 (6-drop dose) and 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO in 1/4 cup (2 ounces/60ml) of water. If at any time the symptoms of a heart attack come on again, the complete procedure outlined above should be followed.

  27. Take a look at your diet and exercise habits to see if there is room for improvement.

  28. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee of recovery from a heart attack, but thousands of people have recovered from heart attacks using DMSO, and MMS1 has also been a help in this area.

  29. page 243

    Following are two charts to guide you through this protocol. It is important that you start hour 00:00 immediately when needed and continue with the 15 minute intervals from your starting point (e.g. if a heart attack comes on at 12:20 pm start taking DMSO and MMS1 immediately, then 15 minutes later would be 12:35 pm and so on).

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    Dosage Guide for Heart Attack Protocol Day 1 Start hour 00:00 immediately whenever it is needed, regardless of the actual time. Do not Wait. Step

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    DMSO/ Water 2 Tbsp (30 ml) 4 oz (120 ml) 2 Tbsp (30 ml) 4 oz (120 ml) 2 Tbsp (30 ml) 4 oz (120 ml) 2 Tbsp (30 ml) 4 oz (120 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml)

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    Dosage Guide for Heart Attack Protocol Day 2 – 7 Step

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    DMSO/ Water 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Tbsp (15 ml) 2 oz (60 ml)

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    Day 8 – 21 Continue with Protocol 1000, until you complete the 21-day period. Drop your dose of DMSO from 2 tablespoons (30 ml) to taking 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of DMSO daily, for the remaining 21 days. l If not making progress, go back to Day 1. Start the whole process over again. l Refer to complete protocol on page 236 for details.

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Burn Protocol

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    Burns cause acid to be generated in the skin and tissues which were burned. Unactivated MMS (22.4% solution of sodium chlorite in water) is highly alkaline and alkaline water cancels acid, thus when one gently rubs unactivated MMS onto the burn most of the acid will be neutralized which will eliminate much of the pain. The acid in the burn may activate some of the sodium chlorite in the MMS, thus oxidizing some of the burn poisons and also reducing the pain. Normally the pain is gone instantly or in a few minutes when using unactivated MMS, but sometimes on

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    very bad burns it can take longer. Healing time for burns when unactivated MMS is used can be up to 4 times faster than normal. The following protocol can be used for first, second and third degree burns. Please note this protocol is an exception to the overall rule of activating MMS with a food grade acid. I recommend using unactivated MMS in a very small amount, directly on a mosquito bite and some other insect bites (see pages 196, 206-208). I likewise recommend using unactivated MMS for burns, (the amount depends on the size of the burn). If using unactivated MMS for a burn, please follow the explicit instructions below. In general, for all other protocols in this book, we recommend activating MMS with a food grade acid, then adding the indicated amount of water before use. Instructions for Burns—Using Unactivated MMS

  3. Step 1

    • In case of a burn anywhere on the body, immediately, or as soon as possible, put plenty of unactivated MMS on the burned area. (If the burn is on the face, take care to avoid the eyes.) Don’t be concerned about getting a little unactivated MMS on unburned skin. (See below: You will be washing it off in five minutes.)

    • With your fingertips gently rub (barely touching the burn but enough to make sure of contact) the MMS directly into the burn. The pain will begin to diminish immediately.

  4. Step 2

    • Do not allow unactivated MMS to remain on your skin for more than five minutes! It must be rinsed off with clean, cool or cold water. If you forget and

    • allow the MMS to remain on the burn it will aggravate the burn and the healing will take longer than usual.

  5. Step 3

    • Depending upon the severity of the burn, the pain normally will stop within five minutes. If the pain is not completely gone at the end of five minutes, you can apply a second amount of unactivated MMS, but only after rinsing off the first application. Follow the exact procedure as outlined in Steps 1 and 2 above. Notes

    • In the case of severe burns, if you have applied 2 applications of unactivated MMS and the pain continues, you can then apply unactivated MMS every one-half hour for up to two hours. (But remember, each application must be rinsed off after five minutes.)

    • If the pain still continues after this two hour period, you can apply unactivated MMS two more times, but this time, one hour apart. Each of these applications should be according to Steps 1 and 2 above.

    • In general, the pain will be gone within four hours, but if not, you can continue the process outlined in Steps 1 and 2 every four hours.

    • After the pain subsides, if you have access to fresh Aloe vera, this can help aid healing a burn. Slice open (lengthwise) one leaf of the fresh plant and apply the fresh gel to the burn area. This can be repeated as often as necessary. Caution! Remember, never leave unactivated MMS on your skin for longer than five minutes, always rinse it off with cool water.

    • Instructions for Sunburns—Using Unactivated MMS

  6. Step 1

    • In case of sunburn, either severe or a very light case, it is best to spray unactivated MMS directly on the burned area.

    • After spraying, very gently rub the unactivated MMS over the burned skin.

  7. Step 2

    • Be sure to rinse the MMS off with clean cool or cold water in five minutes or less. Do not allow it to remain on the skin more than five minutes or it will cause your skin to peel.

  8. Step 3

    • With sunburn, some pain may start up again in several hours, in this case apply unactivated MMS again, but for no longer than five minutes, then rinse off with clean, cool or cold water. Notes

    • Sunburn is different than other burns as it is mostly more on the surface of the skin, therefore it is treated differently. Do not apply unactivated MMS more than 5 times in total to sunburn, and not more than one time per hour. Never let it remain on your skin longer than five minutes.

    • In general, sunburn clears up in one hour, up to one day.

One Week to Live Protocol

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    If the doctor says you only have one or two weeks left to live, I would say it’s worth giving MMS a try. Why not? Medical science has not worked and there is nothing left to lose. I have received emails from many people stating that they have revived from near death, when according to doctors they had only a week or two left. There are no guarantees in life. But never give up on yourself or someone else. Even if a person only has one hour left, get some MMS into the body. In the event a person has one to two weeks to live, I would suggest to fast-track the HRP as follows: The Starting Procedure Begin the Starting Procedure, but in this case, remove all the stops. Ultra fast-track the Starting Procedure—do it in one day, go through each step.

  2. Take a 1/4-drop dose for two hours.

  3. Increase to a 1/2-drop dose for the next two hours.

  4. Increase to a 3/4-drop dose for the next two hours.

  5. Lastly, increase to a 1-drop dose for another two hours. Notes

  6. This is eight hours in total of taking MMS1, increasing the intake from 1/4 drop to 1 drop over that period of time.

  7. At any time during this process if you experience an additional feeling of sickness, cut back the dose by 1/2 the amount of your last dose. For example if a 1/2-drop dose makes you feel sick, cut back again to 1/4 of a drop. Begin

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    increasing the drops again when you feel your body is able to tolerate more. If this should be the case, it may take longer than one day to get through the Starting Procedure. Be attentive to how the body is reacting and adjust the dose accordingly. Protocol 1000, 1000 Plus and 2000 After you have fast-tracked the Starting Procedure, the idea is to move on to Protocol 1000 and proceed to Protocol 1000 Plus and to Protocol 2000 as quickly as you can, but without allowing yourself to feel worse than your illness is already making you feel.

  9. After completing the fast-track Starting Procedure outlined above, go on to Protocol 1000. Start out with a 1-drop dose the first hour and increase the drops with each dose, according to what your body can tolerate, until you reach 3 drops per dose.

  10. When you reach a 3-drop dose, if everything is going well and you are not experiencing any additional sickness, after three to four 3-drop doses of MMS1, you can begin to add DMSO to your doses (as per Protocol 1000 Plus instructions).

  11. After taking 2 to 3 doses of MMS1 with DMSO added, proceed on to Protocol 2000 as quickly as your body can handle it. This means keep increasing the amount of MMS1 drops and DMSO with each hourly dose according to what your body can tolerate. (The ratio of DMSO to MMS1 is 3 drops of DMSO to every 1 drop of MMS1.) If you do not have DMSO do not let that stop you, just continue to increase the MMS1 drops every hour.

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    After two days of increasing MMS1 and DMSO drops, again, if all is going well, add in MMS2 as per instructions in Protocol 2000.

  13. At any time during this process if you experience additional sickness, cut back the dose by 1/2 the amount of your last dose. Begin increasing the drops again when you feel your body is able to tolerate more. You want to find the right amount of drops that you can tolerate without feeling worse than you already feel. Notes

  14. Remember the Golden Rules of MMS (see pages 83-84), especially the one that says that any time you see improvement do not change anything; continue with what you are doing. Although this protocol is suggesting to fast-track, nevertheless, if you are getting better, stick with what you are doing. As long as you are improving, stay at that dosage of MMS1, DSMO and MMS2, whatever point you are at—whatever dosage brings improvement, keep doing it. When you reach a point where you do not see any improvement for a one or two day period, increase your intake, moving to the next level.

  15. Do not take vitamins or supplements during this time. Wait until the disease pathogens are eradicated, then you can work on building up your nutrition. Protocol 3000

  16. You can add Protocol 3000 as soon as possible while taking the oral doses mentioned above, unless you are already improving, in which case it is not necessary to go to Protocol 3000.

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    But when you do not see any improvement for a one to two day period, add Protocol 3000 to what you are already doing. Supporting Protocols

  18. Add on any of the Supporting Protocols one at a time, especially if they are in line with helping your particular illness. For example, if the problem is colon cancer, add on enemas. If the problem is ovarian cancer, add on douches. If the problem is skin cancer, use the spray bottle and so on.

  19. Continue with Supporting Protocols if they seem to be helping, but back off any time they do not seem to be helping. Unconscious or Cannot Swallow Do not give MMS to someone who is unconscious or cannot swallow. It is possible to administer MMS through an IV drip. I do not recommend this, or the following tube method, unless a qualified person is overseeing the procedure. For an IV drip use a 250 ml bag of IV saline or glucose solution. Put 20 drops of activated MMS into the solution. Regulate the drip so that it goes into the body over a period of one hour. This can be repeated several times a day, but other applicable supporting and additional protocols should also be used. If the person has a feeding tube you can give him MMS doses right through the tube. Mix the appropriate dose of MMS1 (according to what protocol the person is on) and pour the dose into the tube. This can be done on an hourly basis. Follow the Starting Procedure as outlined above in this protocol and continue on to the other protocols as instructed.

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    Depending on the situation, in the case of someone who is unconscious or who cannot swallow here are other ways to get MMS into the body: Protocol 3000 (external application of DMSO and MMS1). The Bag Protocol is another option if they are conscious but have a problem with swallowing. If using the bag, make absolutely sure that the person cannot get a breath of the gas as that could cause harm. Depending on the circumstances one may also be able to do an MMS bath. (A foot bath could also be helpful if the person is unable to get into a bathtub.) If you are the one who is sick, you will need someone to help you, preferably someone who is knowledgeable about MMS. But if for some reason that person is not available, hire someone you feel confident can help you and have them read this book.

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    Advocate of MMS: Absolutely, I am a huge, massive advocate of MMS. I have suffered intensely under doctor's care for 3 decades and they nearly killed me two times because they honestly didn't have a clue of what to do so they pushed about 15 different prescriptions from anti-depressants to beta blockers to methadone for two decades, and I lost organs due to their recklessness and carelessness. I would have taken away all of their licenses [if I could], all 80 doctors that supposedly provided health care to me. So, MMS, is pretty well the only thing I take now if I get even the slightest cold, and type of recognized infection in the body from cough to chills and shivers to urine infection (with uva uva combined) just for extra precaution for the urine...it is the best and most cheapest efficient and effective way to treat your body. I haven't been to the doctor's now for 2 years! —Mel, Canada

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    AIDS: A few years ago a mature woman with full blown AIDS was brought to our church for prayer. My pastor asked me to help her. Since she had already declined to take the anti retroviral medication on her own accord, I put her on Protocol 1000. I also gave her my soft-bounce mini trampoline. Since she could not walk on her own, I gave instructions for her relatives to assist her on the trampoline until she could bounce on her own. She also had several healing scriptures which she had to read 8 times daily, just as with the use of MMS and the trampoline. Two weeks later a woman fitting the description of a gym instructor strode into our prayer meeting. It took some convincing to confirm that this was the same shadow of a woman with full blown AIDS!

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    We were dumbfounded: It's TRUE! MMS is the real deal! I knew MMS works—but not this fast—and so thorough. That very day she had jumped on the trampoline for 1 1/2 hrs! She explained that while the 1st week was exceptionally challenging, she persevered and felt enormously better at the beginning of the 2nd week...and she was only at 2 drops per hour! MMS is a stand-alone powerhouse, and makes other protocols work incredibly better! —Stephen, Trinidad/Tobago ef Flu: If I told you there was an anti-viral you could prepare in your kitchen to prevent the flu in a day, would you believe me? My daughter woke up crying yesterday morning with a 104 degree fever and chills not to mention the nausea and headache. Poor girl. It was time to kick into healing mode for her. We both took about 5 doses of MMS yesterday. Twenty-four hours later she is fever free and I never got sick.—H.P., Arizona