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Chapter 13 Adjusting Dosages for Children

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    Chapter 13

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    Adjusting Protocol Dosages for Children

A Word to Parents

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    In this book we assume that every parent is totally responsible for their children's health. Ideally, if you are going to give MMS to a child, you should have enough experience with it to have used it yourself first. Read this book in its entirety and check out some of the links in the back of the book for more information and testimonies. However, if there is an emergency concerning your child, you may just have to trust the information in these pages and follow these directions, if you so choose, even if you haven't used MMS yourself. We have written this book taking extreme care to make it understandable for you, but we expect each person to take full responsibility for their use of the data. We have done our very best to bring you the latest available information on MMS. The protocols in this book have been fine-tuned as a result of receiving feedback from thousands of worldwide MMS users. When giving MMS protocols to children, the same principles apply to them as for adults. For example, if a protocol calls for hourly doses for an adult, it would also call for hourly doses for a child. Taking MMS hourly is important.

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    Also, if the child becomes nauseated or has diarrhea, reduce the dose by 50% (or more if necessary) until the problem subsides and then increase back up to the proper amount indicated for the particular protocol the child is on. The thing that varies for children is the dosage size—the number of drops you give, or the size of the capsule. The amount of MMS1 and MMS2 you give a child is determined by the weight of the child. Following are instructions on how to determine the amount of MMS1 and MMS2 for children to take when on various protocols in this book.

Starting Procedure for Children

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    The Starting Procedure should always be done before a child goes on to Protocol 1000. For further information on the Starting Procedure, including how to measure a fraction of a drop, see pages 80-81, and follow the details given there.

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    Starting Procedure MMS1 Dosage Guide for Children Drops Per Hour Babies less than 7 lbs (3.2 kg) Children 7-24 lbs (3.2-11 kg) Children 25-49 lbs (11-23 kg) Children 50-74 lbs (23-34 kg) Children 75-100 lbs (34-45 kg)

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    Day 1

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    Day 2

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    Day 3

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    Day 4

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    1/8 drop 1/8 drop 1/4 drop 1/2 drop 1/8 drop 1/4 drop 1/4 drop 1/2 drop 1/4 drop 1/4 drop 1/2 drop 3/4 drop 1/4 drop 1/2 drop 1/2 drop 3/4 drop 1/4 drop 1/2 drop 1/2 drop 3/4 drop

Protocol 1000 for Children

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    Protocol 1000 is taking a dose of MMS1 every hour for eight consecutive hours a day. The maximum adult dose for Protocol 1000 is 3 drops of MMS1 per hour; however, please remember, as per the instructions for this protocol starting on page 86, one must work up to the 3-drop dose. This same principle applies to children. The basic rule of thumb for dosing children with MMS1 is when the child weighs above 25 lbs (11 kg), give 1 drop of MMS1 (activated MMS) for every additional 25 lbs. However, we have provided charts for determining dosing. Please use these charts. And again, remember the golden rule of MMS—whenever a child (or anybody for that matter) becomes nauseated, has diarrhea or experiences discomfort beyond what the sickness is already causing, cut back the dosage by 50%, or more if needed, until the symptoms subside and then work back up to the proper dosing for the weight of the child. Generally this would be in one to three days. Never go beyond these amounts of drops per hour, as per the child’s respective weight, while on Protocol 1000.

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    Note: For how to make a 1/4, 1/2, or 3/4 drop dose see the Starting Procedure (pages 80-81). To make a dose that is 1-1/2 drop, make a 2-drop dose of MMS1 in 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water. Pour off 1 ounce of the liquid (or 1/4 of the 1/2 cup) and you will have a dose that equals 1-1/2 drop.

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    Protocol 1000 MMS1 Dosage Guide for Children Weight

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    MMS1 Drops Per Hour

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    1/2 drop per hour the first day of Protocol 1000, then work up Babies weighing less than 7 lbs to 3/4 drop per hour for the (3.2 kg) remaining 21-day period of protocol. 1/2 drop per hour to start and Children 7-24 lbs (3.2-10 kg) work up to 1 drop per hour for the remaining 21-day period. Start with 3/4 drop per hour and work up to 1-1/2 drops per hour Children 25-49 lbs (11-22 kg) for the remaining 21-day period. Start at 1 drop per hour and Children 50-74 lbs (22-33 kg) work up to 2 drops per hour for the remaining 21-day period. Start at 1 drop per hour and Children 75 lbs (34 kg) and over work up to 3 drops per hour for the remaining 21-day period.

Protocol 1000 Plus for Children

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    Protocol 1000 Plus for children, is the same ratio as for an adult dose when adding DMSO. That is, for every 1 drop of MMS1 (activated MMS) you give a child, add 3 drops of DMSO. Be sure to diligently read the section for Protocol 1000 Plus, page 87, to be sure you are mixing the dose correctly and adding DMSO at the right time.

Protocol 2000 for Children

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    Protocol 2000 for a child works the same as for Protocol 2000 for an adult, but again, the amount of MMS1 and MMS2 for a child will be different than that of an adult. Please read the section on Protocol 2000, page 89, as well as the section on MMS2 Details, on page 274.

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    When on Protocol 2000, give a child as much MMS1 as he/she can tolerate (but do not exceed the maximum amounts in the chart below) without adding to the sickness the illness is already causing. This requires very careful observation of the child. Be ready to reduce the dose if there are any signs of nausea or diarrhea (again, beyond what the sickness is already causing). Although you want to raise the dose of MMS1 to what the child can tolerate, there is a stopping point. Never give the child more than the maximum amounts of MMS1 listed below, which are calculated according to the weight of the child. Please note, the weight scale for MMS1 is calculated differently than in Protocol 1000, because the amounts of MMS1 are significantly higher while on Protocol 2000.

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    Protocol 2000 for Children Maximum Dosage Guide for MMS1 Weight

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    Drops Per Hour

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    10 lbs or less (4.5 kilos or Take no more than 3 drops hourly. less) 10-20 lbs (5-9 kg)

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    Take no more than 5 drops hourly.

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    20-40 lbs (9-18 kg)

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    Take no more than 5 drops hourly.

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    40-60 lbs (18-27 kg)

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    Take no more than 6 drops hourly.

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    60-80 lbs (27-36 kg)

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    Take no more than 7 drops hourly.

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    Protocol 2000 for Children—MMS2 Doses Protocol 2000 calls for taking MMS2 in capsule form, while also taking MMS1. I do not suggest giving MMS2 to children under 75 lbs. If the child is over 75 lbs and has a life threatening disease you may want to consider giving him/her MMS2, especially if MMS1 is not available. However, do not use MMS2 for children unless the child knows how to take capsules and can be trusted to swallow it down immediately, not let it linger in their

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    mouth, not bite down on it, chew it, or break it open in their mouth, as this would not be a pleasant experience. Please use caution. Do not give a child MMS 2 (only for 75 lbs [34 kg] and up) unless you have thoroughly read and studied the instructions in the section on Protocol 2000, page 89, and the section MMS2—Details, page 274, for instructions on how to make MMS2 capsules, and cautions about MMS2 and DMSO.

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    Protocol 2000 for Children Dosage Guide for MMS2 Weight

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    Size of MMS2 Capsule

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    Children under 75 lbs (34 kg)

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    Do not use MMS2 for children under 75 lbs. Use a #3 capsule filled to 1/8 full at first, then work up in increments to a 3/4 full capsule.

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    Children 75-100 lbs (3445 kg) and up

Protocol 3000 for Children

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    This is an adaptation of the original Protocol 3000 which can be used for children. The amounts of MMS1 and DMSO used here are the same as in Protocol 3000 for adults. However, it is the method of applying the mixture to a child’s skin that is different. The method below is more convenient. Please familiarize yourself with DMSO and how to properly use it before using this protocol. (See Chapter 4 for more details about how to handle DMSO.)

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    Instructions for Protocol 3000 for Children Preparation

  3. You will need three spray bottles, preferably either 2 or 4 ounce/60 or 120 ml bottles. Glass spray bottles if you can get them, are best for DMSO. If glass is not available, be sure you get plastic spray bottles that are compatible with DMSO. Look for a #1 or #2 inside of a triangle on the bottom of the bottle. This is either PETE or HDPE plastic. (If you cannot find the proper compatible spray bottle for DMSO, it would be best not to spray DMSO on but instead pat the DMSO on with your hand.)

  4. Make sure the spray bottles are completely clean.

  5. Clearly label each bottle so their contents will not be mistaken.

  6. Prepare the clean, dry bottles as follows: Bottle #1: Standard MMS1 spray bottle—10 drops of MMS1 per ounce of water (see page 76). Bottle #2: Fill the bottle with DMSO. You may want to dilute it a little with purified water if the child has sensitive skin. But the stronger the DMSO the better as long as there is absolutely no problem with itching or burning. Bottle #3: Fill a clean spray bottle with purified water (bottled, distilled or reverse osmosis). Make sure it is clearly marked as water.

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    Applying MMS1/DMSO to the Skin Before using this protocol, it is best to test the child for any possible allergy to DMSO (see allergy test on page 59). If there are no signs of allergy, before beginning this procedure ask the child to tell you if it hurts, stings, or burns the minute he feels it.

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    Test the Skin

    • On a bare portion of the child’s arm, spray one single spray of bottle #3 (water bottle) on an area about the size of your hand.

    • Then spray one single spray with bottle #1 (MMS1) right on top of the same area.

    • Immediately spray one single spray with bottle #2 (DMSO), right on top of the same area.

    • Then take your bare hand and gently rub in the ingredients in a circular motion.

    • Give it about five minutes to see if there will be any stinging, burning or itching. If there is any of these, spray some more water on the area, and rub it in gently.

    • If the test does not cause any burning, stinging or itching, proceed to

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    • If any burning, stinging or itching persists, then rinse the test area well, add as much as 20% pure water to the DMSO spray bottle and repeat the test on a new area of the skin.

    • If irritation occurs the second time, dilute the DMSO further. Keep repeating this process until there is no skin irritation.

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    Applying MMS1 and DMSO

    • Spray a very light spray of water on one of the child’s arms on the top side. With your hand gently spread the water in order to dampen the area. Do not use a lot of water, but just enough to make the skin damp.

    • After applying the water, spray MMS1 on the same area on the top of the arm, and then spray DMSO on top of that. Gently spread the mixture over the area with a bare hand. (Do not use rubber or latex gloves.)

    • If the skin where you sprayed seems too dry you can add an additional spray of MMS1 and DMSO, and again gently rub it.

    • After spreading the mixture, allow it to dry on the arm if there is no irritation. Leave it on the skin for several hours before washing.

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    • In one hour repeat these same steps on the other arm.

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    • Continue with these steps hourly, covering a different area of the body each time. Go to one leg, and then the other leg, and then if everything is ok go to the

    • back, and then the stomach. Be gentle and use plenty of water if needed to avoid pain, itching or burning. Safety Precautions I want to emphasis the following, especially when using this procedure for children, to assure there is absolutely no harm done to the child: ●

    • If the MMS1/DMSO mixture burns or irritates the skin, this indicates the DMSO is too strong (various skin types can handle different strengths of DMSO).

    • If your DMSO bottle is too strong, keep diluting it with distilled or purified water, up to a total of 50% water until there is no problem with burning or pain.

    • If irritation does occur, spray on some more water quickly until the child says there is no more hurt.

    • In the case of burning, rinse the DMSO off with lots of plain water (do not use tap water to rinse the skin, in this case, purified water is best). Do not use soap until you have rinsed the area very well, as DMSO can carry small amounts of soap into the skin.

    • Rinse your hands well with purified water after applying the MMS1 and DMSO.

Protocol 6 and 6 for Children

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    Protocol 6 and 6 consists of two 6-drop doses of MMS1 taken separately, one hour apart. This protocol is particularly effective for colds, flu, pains, allergies and other sicknesses that seem to just be starting. It is helpful for a wide range of things. See page 169 for more details and

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    full instructions on Protocol 6 and 6; however, adjust the dosage for children according to the chart below.

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    Protocol 6 and 6 for Children Weight

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    MMS1 Drops Per Hour

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    Babies 12 lbs (5.5 kg) and less

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    1 and 1 drop dose

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    Children 12-24 lbs (5.5-11 kg)

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    2 and 2 drop dose

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    Children 25-49 lbs (11-23 kg)

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    3 and 3 drop dose

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    Children 50-74 lbs (23-34 kg)

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    4 and 4 drop dose

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    Children 75-100 lbs (34-45 kg)

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    5 and 5 drop dose

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    People 100-lbs and up. (45-kg and up) 6 and 6 drop dose

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    MMS1/DMSO

Patch Protocol for Babies, Children and People with Sensitive Skin

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    Please read and have a good understanding of the instructions for the standard MMS1/DMSO Patch Protocol on page 135. This is basically the same procedure but the amounts of MMS1 drops/water and the timing for applying the patch is adjusted to accommodate babies, children and people with sensitive skin.

  2. Start with 5 drops of MMS1 (activated MMS), add 5 drops of DMSO and 10 additional drops of water to dilute the solution.

  3. For the very first application do not apply the patch for more than five minutes.

  4. When the patch is removed take note if there is irritation. If there is no irritation after five minutes with the first patch, in two hours apply another patch. This time you can leave it on for 15 minutes.

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    If there is no skin irritation or burning on the next 15-minute application it is OK to continue with these applications.

  6. If at any time there is skin irritation or burning, then double the additional amount of water beyond what was used on the last application.

Daily MMS1 Maintenance Dose for Children

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    Children, as a rule, are exposed to a wide variety of toxins throughout the day; they play on the floor or in the dirt, put dirty hands into their mouths, etc. This is one of many reasons, why a daily MMS1 maintenance dose may be important for your child. For full details on the MMS1 Maintenance Dose (for adults and children), please see pages 200-201.

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    Child Free of Frequent Illness: My son (4 years old) suffered with asthma and other chronic bronchial problems, falling sick on an average of every two weeks for over two years. Since discovering MMS, he is not only free from respiratory problems, but when other things are “going around” he remains healthy thanks to a daily MMS1 maintenance dose. –Veronica, Mexico

How to Adjust Supporting and Additional Protocols for Children

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    How to Adjust Supporting Protocols and Additional Protocols for Children The following charts explain how to adjust all other Protocols for children.

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    Babies 12 lbs (5.5 kg) and Less Protocol

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    Dosage

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    Bag Treatment

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    Do not use.

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    Baths and Foot Baths

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    Use 1/4 number of drops of adult dose —page 143.

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    Black Widow Bite

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    Same as adults —page 217.

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    Brown Recluse Spider Bite

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    Same as adults —page 213.

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    Burns

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    Same as adults —page 245.

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    Enema

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    Use 1/4 number of drops of adult dose —page 148.

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    Eyes/Ears/Nose

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    Use 1/8 drop of MMS1 per ounce of distilled water for the eyes; and 1/4 drop per ounce of distilled water for the ears and nose — page 136.

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    Food Poisoning

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    Use 1/4 number of drops of adult dose —page 223.

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    Mold/Fungus

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    Use 1/8 tsp clay doses/adjust MMS1 to weight—page 99.

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    Heart Attacks

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    Use 1/8 the drops and 1/8 the DMSO an adult would use. Also do the 6 and 6 but for children of this weight, which is actually 1 and 1—page 236.

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    Indian Herb

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    Do not use.

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    Mouth and Teeth

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    Use 1 drop of MMS1 per ounce of water —page 73.

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    Protocol 4000

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    Do not use for babies.

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    Spray Bottle

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    Use 3 drops MMS1 per ounce of water —page 76.

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    Strokes

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    Use 1/8 amount of DMSO and do the 6 and 6 (but for babies see dosage above, it would actually be 1 and 1) and follow all of the instructions on page 227.

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    Children 12-24 lbs (5.5-11 kg) Protocol

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    Dosage

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    Bag Treatment

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    Do not use.

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    Baths and Foot Baths

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    Use 1/4 number of drops of adult dose —page 143.

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    Black Widow Bite

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    Same as adults —page 217.

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    Brown Recluse Spider Bite

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    Same as adults —page 213.

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    Burns

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    Same as adults —page 245.

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    Enema

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    Use 1/4 number of drops of adult dose —page 148.

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    Eyes/Ears/Nose

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    Use 1/8 drop of MMS1 per ounce of distilled water for eyes and 1/2 drop of MMS1 per ounce of distilled water for ears and nose —page 136.

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    Food Poisoning Mold/Fungus

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    Use 1/4 number of drops of adult dose —page 223. Use 1/4 tsp clay doses/adjust MMS1 to weight—page 99.

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    Heart Attacks

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    Use 1/8 the drops and 1/8 the DMSO an adult would use. Also do the 6 and 6 but for children of this weight, which is actually 2 and 2 —page 236.

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    Indian Herb

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    Do not use.

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    Mouth and Teeth Protocol 4000 Spray Bottle

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    Strokes

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    Use 1 drop of MMS1 per ounce of water —page 73. Do not use for a child of this weight. Use 3 drops MMS1 per ounce of water —page 76. Use 1/8 the drops and 1/8 the DMSO an adult would use. Also do Protocol 6 and 6, but for children of this weight it would be 2 and 2 —page 227.

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    Children 25-49 lbs (11-23 kg) Protocol

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    Dosage

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    Bag Treatment

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    Do not use.

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    Baths and Foot Baths

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    Use 1/4 number of drops of adult dose —page 143.

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    Black Widow Bite

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    Same as adults —page 217.

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    Brown Recluse Spider Bite

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    Same as adults —page 213.

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    Burns

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    Same as adults —page 245.

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    Enema

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    Use 1/4 number of drops of adult dose —page 148.

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    Eyes/Ears/Nose

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    Use 1/4 drop of MMS1 in each ounce of water for eyes and 1/2 drop of MMS1 per ounce of water for ears and nose —page 136.

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    Food Poisoning Mold/Fungus

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    Use 1/4 number of drops of adult dose —page 223. Use 1/2 tsp clay doses/adjust MMS1 to weight—page 99.

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    Heart Attacks

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    Use 1/4 the drops and 1/4 the DMSO that an adult would use. Also do Protocol 6 and 6 but for children of this weight it is actually 3 and 3 —page 236.

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    Indian Herb

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    Do not use.

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    Mouth and Teeth

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    Use 1 drop of MMS1 per ounce of water —page 73.

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    Protocol 4000

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    Do not use for a child of this weight.

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    Spray Bottle

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    Use 5 drops MMS1 per ounce of water —page 76.

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    Strokes

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    Use 1/4 of the drops and 1/4 of the DMSO that an adult would use. Also do Protocol 6 and 6, but for children of this size it is actually 3 and 3 —page 227.

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    Children 50-74 lbs (23-34 kg) Protocol

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    Dosage

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    Bag Treatment

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    Use 1/2 the number of drops an adult would use —page 156.

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    Baths and Foot Baths

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    Use 1/2 number of drops of adult dose —page 143.

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    Black Widow Bite

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    Same as adults —page 217.

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    Brown Recluse Spider Bite

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    Same as adults —page 213.

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    Burns

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    Same as adults —page 245.

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    Enema

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    Use 1/2 number of drops of adult dose —page 148.

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    Eyes/Ears/Nose

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    Use 1/4 drop of MMS1 in each ounce of water for eyes and 1/2 drop of MMS1 per ounce of water for ears and nose —page 136.

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    Food Poisoning Mold/Fungus

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    Use 3/4 number of drops of adult dose —page 223. Use 3/4 tsp clay doses/adjust MMS1 to weight—page 99.

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    Heart Attacks

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    Use 1/2 the drops and 1/2 the DMSO that an adult would use. Also do Protocol 6 and 6, but for children of this weight it is actually 4 and 4 see page 236.

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    Indian Herb

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    Follow the instructions that come with the Indian Herb—page 165.

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    Mouth and Teeth Protocol 4000 Spray Bottle

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    Strokes

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    Use 2 drop of MMS1 per ounce of water —page 73. Do not use for a child of this weight. Use 10 drops MMS1 per ounce of water —page 76. Use 1/2 the drops and 1/2 the DMSO that an adult would use. Also do Protocol 6 and 6, but for children of this weight it is actually 4 and 4 —page 227.

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    Children 75-100 lbs (34-45 kg) and Up Protocol Bag Treatment Baths and Foot Baths

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    Dosage Use 1/2 the number of drops an adult would use —page 156. Use the same number of drops that an adult would use —page 143.

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    Black Widow Bite

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    Same as adults —page 217.

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    Brown Recluse Spider Bite

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    Same as adults —page 213.

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    Burns

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    Same as adults —page 245.

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    Enema

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    Use the same number of drops an adult would use —page 148.

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    Eyes/Ears/Nose

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    Use 1/4 drop of MMS1 per ounce of water for eyes and 1 drop of MMS1 per ounce of water for ears and nose —page 136.

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    Food Poisoning

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    Same as adults —page 223.

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    Mold/Fungus

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    Use 1 tsp clay doses/adjust MMS1 to weight—page 99.

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    Heart Attacks

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    Use MMS1 and DMSO the same as adults. Also do Protocol 6 and 6, but for children of this weight it is actually 5 and 5 —page 236.

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    Indian Herb Mouth and Teeth

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    Follow the instructions that come with the Indian Herb.—page 165. Use 2.5 drops of MMS1 per ounce of water —page 73.

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    Protocol 4000

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    Use a size 4 capsule filled to 1/4 at first and then work up to a 3/4 full capsule in two days and thereafter—page 171.

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    Spray Bottle

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    Use 10 drops MMS1 per ounce of water —page 76.

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    Strokes

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    Use the same MMS1 and DMSO as adults. Also do Protocol 6 and 6, but for children of this weight it is actually 5 and 5 —page 227.

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    Anal Fistula: I'm writing…to say you saved my brother. This year in May my brother suffered from anal fistula for the fourth time. He has been suffering from anal fistula since 2001. The fourth time was this year in May and he was really sick, he couldn't walk, his legs hurt, his feet hurt and he was really worried, he said he never felt so bad in his whole life. I started treating him with the protocol 1000, that is 3 activated drops of MMS every hour and I prepared a spray bottle with 40 activated drops of MMS to spray on the affected area continuously every time it dried up. After taking MMS for one day his legs and feet started feeling better and he could stand up straight and walk around slowly. Day three he didn't feel any pain at all and we were all happy about it. Day four he went shopping with his wife. He was really ok. Day five he went back to work, he said he felt stronger than ever, full of energy. Just like me he is now taking 6 drops of activated drops of MMS every day for maintenance. He told me that now he was doing things he couldn't do before because his back was hurting as he was moving or lifting objects around. Now he is a healthy person. —Vincent, Italy ef Diabetes: I brought my friend with diabetes over and treated him every hour for five or six hours because his blood sugar was close to 500. His blood sugar went down to 91 in those short hours. FACT! —C.P. United States

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    Chapter 14