How to mix a dose, and what the book uses for your issue

MMS needs a food-grade acid to “activate it” and the two combined produce MMS1 (chlorine dioxide). There are several acids that can activate MMS, including the juice of a fresh lemon or lime, or vinegar. However, in this book when we refer to using an acid to activate MMS we mean using either 50% citric acid, or 4% HCl (hydrochloric acid). When using these two acids in these percentages always use 1 drop of acid to 1 drop of MMS. Both of these acids, in these percentages, are a 1-to-1 ratio with MMS. In other words, mix 1 drop of either of these acids to every 1 drop of MMS. The standard activation time for mixing these drop-for-drop doses using 50% citric acid or 4% HCl is 30 seconds. See page 32 for full instructions on how to mix a basic MMS1 dose. We prefer HCl as the activator of choice because it is the same acid that is produced naturally in your stomach. Many people consider it has a better taste and is easier on the stomach.

Various protocols are discussed in this book. These use varying numbers of drops depending on several factors. Here we will only discuss the basic concept of mixing.

Be careful: Some chlorine dioxide gas is likely to escape when MMS and activator are mixed and are not in a sealed container. It is best to avoid getting a direct whiff of it. Do not mix your dose directly under your nose or mouth. There are times when breathing in the gas in small amounts is called for and it can be very healing to the lungs and sinuses, but avoid this unless you are under a specific protocol requiring it and know what you are doing, (as it is easy to inhale too much).

When I wrote my first book, I instructed people to work up to 3 large doses of MMS1 each day. If you read my first book, or any one of a number of random web sites that have put up information from that book, and unfortunately have not updated it, then it is time to learn something new. In the beginning, when I suggested the larger dose, I always had people work up to it a little at a time. Back then the suggestion was to work up to a 15-drop dose taken 3 times a day. The drawback of the old method was that many people were having a pretty strong Herxheimer reaction. They would feel a lot worse before they got better. With time, and with more experience under my belt, I began to realize that taking smaller doses of MMS1 more often throughout the day brought better results. Perhaps the most important reason for this is because MMS1 only lasts in your system for an hour, possibly an hour and a half at most. So keeping MMS1 running through your system on an hourly basis is imperative. This way MMS1 is hitting the pathogens continuously and does not allow pathogens time to regroup and build back up. Instead, being constantly hit without a chance to regroup, they die off. This new method works and we clearly see positive results.

In 2009, I went to Malawi, a small country in southeast Africa. While there, 800 HIV/AIDS cases came to me. These people took only 3 drops of MMS1 every hour, for eight hours a day, for three weeks. Guess what? The 3-drop doses, taken eight hours a day for 21 days, were 99% effective in eradicating HIV/AIDS. There were only five failures out of the 800 cases, and of these five, instructions were not properly followed in one way or another. Since that time hundreds of thousands of people have taken 3–drop doses on an hourly basis and have recovered their health. This change to smaller hourly doses, as opposed to large doses less often, probably represents the biggest development from earlier instructions. To sum it up, after years of experience, we have come to learn that most diseases (other than malaria), are substantially more responsive to hourly doses of MMS1, spread out over an eight to ten hour period daily. This is more effective than 1, 2, or 3 large doses per day. This is true for cancer and for most diseases. People have been using hourly protocols in recent years with amazing success. There are a few other exceptions to the hourly dose rule, other than malaria, such as Protocol 6 and 6 (see page 169), and some of the Emergency Protocols (see Chapter 12). So, to reiterate: Please do not follow instructions that talk about 3 large doses of 15 drops each. (Unless it is an exception to the rule, as mentioned above.)

In recent years we have taught the use of a daily dose bottle. The main inspiration for this bottle was to help facilitate people in taking their hourly dose. However, we have since concluded that maximum benefit from taking MMS1 is derived when each hourly dose is made up fresh. This phenomenon was first noticed with thousands of autistic children who used the daily dose bottle for an ample time period. Then, when the children were switched over to doses made up individually and fresh each hour, many more improvements were reported than when their doses were mixed into one bottle for the entire day. In my 20 years of working with MMS, and personally helping thousands of people, I have noticed overall greater results in health recovery when individually mixed fresh doses of MMS1 were used. In addition, our very active Health Ministers around the globe who work extensively with MMS, and with large numbers of people (by the thousands), have also reported the same results. If for various reasons there is no other choice but to make up an all-day mixture instead of mixing each dose fresh every hour, it is certainly well worth your while, and better than taking no MMS at all. But my recommendation is, if

at all possible, stick to mixing fresh hourly doses. You will have a greater chance of getting well much quicker.

Note: A daily dose bottle entails mixing up all your MMS1 doses for the day into one bottle from which you drink a certain amount each hour. For example, if you were on Protocol 1000, it calls for taking a 3-drop dose of MMS1 (3 drops is the maximum—you start with less), every hour for eight consecutive hours. If making a daily bottle you would activate 24 drops of MMS, and add the drops to a 1 liter/quart bottle of purified water. If you drink 4 ounces out of the bottle, you would have a 3-drop dose. There can be any number of reasons why making up a fresh hourly dose of MMS1 may seem challenging and not possible. Perhaps one has a job where they drive a lot. Mixing a dose while driving is not easy, nor do I recommend it. I have found, however, through receiving substantial feedback from people around the world, that where there is a will, there is a way. Consider that your health is worth the effort to find a way to mix up your hourly doses. It can be as simple as carrying your MMS and activator acid bottles around in a Ziploc bag. Tips

in a bottle, when there is no other choice. Keeping up with consecutive hourly doses is important.