Protocols
Every protocol and procedure the book defines, in page order. Each entry shows the book's own text verbatim, broken into readable steps.
- Core
CDS and CDH
p. 12Other than MMS1, there are two other forms of MMS— CDS (Chlorine Dioxide Solution) and CDH (Chlorine Dioxide Holding). Although all three forms work in slightly different ways, all three have been successful in helping p
- Advanced
MMS2 (Calcium Hypochlorite)
p. 22† Calcium hypochlorite can ignite with even a very small spark when it comes in contact with organic materials. For example: if someone stuffed a rag (any type of cloth) down into the calcium hypochlorite jar and for any
- Supporting
DMSO — Allergy Test
p. 59Very, very few people, usually those with weak livers, are allergic to DMSO. To check whether or not you are allergic perform this test: q Use plain water (do not use soap) and wash and dry a spot on your arm. (Just abov
- Supporting
DMSO — Safety Precautions
p. 60† DMSO is a solvent, and easily passes through the skin and into the tissues. It will also carry other substances along with it, so be careful what you have on the skin before handling DMSO. † If applying DMSO topically,
- Core
Line-up of Protocols for the Health Recovery Plan
p. 67Starting Procedure: Always begin with the Starting Procedure. Simultaneously, along with the Starting Procedure, get started with the Two Fundamental Steps which are brushing your teeth with MMS1 and using the spray bott
- Supporting
Supporting Protocols — When to Add Them
p. 71In general I have recommended that one start adding on the Supporting Protocols if you have reached Protocol 3000, and have not fully recovered health. In part, this is because working through the Health Recovery Plan is
- Supporting
Spraying Your Skin
p. 76While on this Health Recovery Plan, if you have any kind of skin problems, be it skin cancer, eczema, psoriasis, infections or wounds, etc., spraying the skin or wound with MMS is a great help. I have listed this protoco
- Core
Starting Procedure
p. 79This Starting Procedure must be done before following Protocols 1000, 1000 Plus, 2000 or 3000. This procedure will assure you greater success as there have been people who without it have experienced nausea, vomiting, di
- Core
Three Golden Rules of MMS
p. 831. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! As long as you are getting better, don’t change what you are doing—keep at it since it is obviously working. 2. Your body knows best…You just have to learn to listen to it! Anytime yo
- Core
Protocol 1000
p. 84This protocol alone has proven time and time again to restore health to people with a wide variety of diseases and conditions such as Hepatitis A, B and C, HIV/AIDS, arthritis, acid reflux, kidney disease, any number of
- Core
Protocol 1000 Plus
p. 87Protocol 1000 Plus requires the addition of DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) to your hourly dosing. Before proceeding
- Advanced
Protocol 2000
p. 89Protocol 2000 is, in essence, our Cancer Protocol, but we are not naming it “Cancer Protocol” as such because it also works well for most other life-threatening diseases. I
- Advanced
Protocol 3000
p. 95The goal with serious or life-threatening situations is to quickly get MMS1 circulating in the blood while trying to stay under the nausea level. One way to achieve this is by using DMSO with MMS1 topically. DMSO is a ca
- Advanced
Mold/Fungus Protocol
p. 99Mold can be a contributing factor to many illnesses. Mold can make its way into some surprising places. While many of us associate mold with damp or humid climates, the truth is, mold can be found almost anywhere, even i
- Supporting
Cough Protocol
p. 131Many illnesses produce coughing and some produce extreme continuous coughing. Coughing zaps a person of energy, usually energy that is needed to help overcome the sickness. I have seen coughing continue on and on for wee
- Supporting
MMS1/DMSO Patch Protocol
p. 135The MMS1 patch is another way to use MMS1 and DMSO topically. This is not the same as Protocol 3000 per se, but it is a variation of how to use MMS1/DMSO externally in an effective way to heal all types of skin issues. W
- Supporting
Eyes, Ears and Nose Protocols
p. 136Cleansing your eyes, ears, and nose with MMS can allow them to heal when nothing else will. MMS is very gentle on these delicate parts of the body. Follow the directions given below. We never recommend using tap water fo
- Supporting
Bath and Foot Bath Protocol
p. 142Bathing in MMS1 or MMS2 is one more method of getting MMS1 (which produces chlorine dioxide, ClO2), or MMS2
- Supporting
Enema Protocol
p. 148Enemas have been used for thousands of years in many cultures to clean the body, alleviate fevers, and heal from illness. It was a commonly used tool of doctors until recent times. It can also be an effective delivery sy
- Supporting
Colonics
p. 152A colonic (also called colonic hydrotherapy or colon irrigation) is the infusion of water into the rectum by a colon therapist to cleanse and flush out the colon. Colonics and enemas both aim to cleanse the colon by intr
- Supporting
Douche Protocol
p. 153This Protocol is recommended for vaginal problems, bad infections, as well as cancer and most other diseases and problems (such as fibroids, polyps, and cysts) of the female reproductive organs (ovaries, uterus, and brea
- Supporting
MMS Bag Protocol
p. 156This process in an additional way to get MMS1 chlorine dioxide into and on the body, helping to overcome pathogens, poisons and heavy metals. This gassing process is more intense than using a spray bottle.
- Supporting
Lung Protocol (The Cup)
p. 159It is important to note that this protocol must be followed explicitly. Please make sure you read this protocol all the way through a couple of times, and that you have a clear understanding of each step, before you even
- Additional
Black Salve
p. 167Black Salve sold by Adrian Jones, in Australia, is similar to the Indian Herb mentioned above–almost the same instructions apply. The main ingredient in this salve is the same as in Indian Herb, and that is zinc chloride
- Advanced
Protocol 6 and 6
p. 169Protocol 6 and 6 is something that can be used on its own—separate from all the other protocols. This protocol consists of taking a 6-drop dose of MMS1 and waiting one hour and then taking another 6-drop dose of MMS1. Th
- Advanced
Protocol 4000
p. 171This protocol entails using MMS2 (calcium hypochlorite) on its own, that is, without using MMS1 at the same time. Protocol 4000 is not used in the line-up of the HRP (Health Recovery Plan) as the next step after Protocol
- Additional
Vaccine Procedure
p. 173To the best of my knowledge, based on 20 years of working with MMS, I believe that MMS can help avoid vaccine injuries when the process described below is followed. From all the thousands of people who have used MMS ther
- Additional
Malaria Protocol
p. 180Malaria is one of the simplest diseases to handle with MMS, as it only requires 1 or 2 doses of MMS1 drops. However, unlike using MMS1 for other ailments, for malaria you give 1 initial very strong dose of activated drop
- Additional
MRSA Protocol
p. 196MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus), is commonly known as staph. Both on the inside and the outside of the body this infection can become quite a problem. It is an infection that is resistant to all known
- Additional
Daily MMS1 Maintenance Dose
p. 200A daily maintenance dose of MMS is very important. With the tremendous amount of toxins, poisons and other health hazards that cause disease in today’s society, prevention is essential to help one enjoy a healthy and bal
- Emergency
Brown Recluse Protocol
p. 213Overall, 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 eac
- Emergency
Black Widow Protocol
p. 217It 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
- Emergency
Snake Bite Protocol
p. 219This 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,
- Emergency
Food Poisoning Protocol
p. 223(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 he
- Emergency
Concussion Protocol
p. 226Many 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, re
- Emergency
Stroke Protocol
p. 227About 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
- Emergency
Heart Attack Protocol
p. 236About 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 ther
- Emergency
Burn Protocol
p. 245Burns 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 unact
- Emergency
One Week to Live Protocol
p. 249If 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
- Core
Starting Procedure for Children
p. 256The 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 deta
- Children & animals
Protocol 1000 for Children
p. 257Protocol 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 protoc
- Core
Protocol 1000 Plus for Children
p. 258Protocol 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 fo
- Advanced
Protocol 2000 for Children
p. 258Protocol 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, a
- Advanced
Protocol 3000 for Children
p. 260This 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
- Advanced
Protocol 6 and 6 for Children
p. 264Protocol 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 h
- Children & animals
Patch Protocol for Babies, Children and People with Sensitive Skin
p. 265Please 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 th
- Children & animals
Daily MMS1 Maintenance Dose for Children
p. 266Children, 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 do
- Children & animals
Adjusting Supporting & Additional Protocols for Children
p. 266How to Adjust Supporting Protocols and Additional Protocols for Children The following charts explain how to adjust all other Protocols for children.
- Advanced
MMS2 — Details
p. 274MMS2, calcium hypochlorite, is sometimes known as Pool Shock. It is sold in pool stores and grocery stores throughout the world. As long as it is for swimming pools, manufacturers cannot put bad things in the pools that
- Children & animals
Protocol for Animals
p. 289All of the protocols in this book can be applied to most animals (there are some variations for ruminants, see page 290) from dogs and cats, to horses, hamsters, and elephants. This chapter on animals is not meant to be
- Children & animals
Oral Dosage of MMS for an Animal
p. 290Note: All oral doses of MMS for animals must be calculated according to the weight of the animal. See the charts on pages 300-301.
- Children & animals
Protocol for Animals — Legend
p. 294ml 1000 ml mg kg lbs Cup1 Cup2 d-C1 d-C2 ml-C1 ml-C2 MMS MMS1 d-MMS1
- Children & animals
How to Use the Animal Dosage Charts
p. 294for Animals Adding water to the animal’s dose: Never give an animal MMS1 (activated MMS) without adding water. Each animal is different and will need a different amount of water for its doses. Evaluate your animal carefu
- Children & animals
Animal Protocol Dosage Charts
p. 300Animal Protocol Dosages: Chart 1 1 Starting Procedure
- Children & animals
Supporting & Additional Protocols for Animals
p. 304for Animals For animals, it isn’t always easy, but you can use nearly all the other protocols on animals if you need to use them. Using MMS1 protocols for the eyes, ears, nose, skin problems (spray bottle), the patch, an
- Children & animals
Three Golden Rules for Animals
p. 3051. If the animal is improving on the dosage you are giving and/or what you are doing, do not change what you are doing—as long as you see improvement, keep it up. 2. The same rule applies for animals as for people: if at