Food Poisoning Protocol
Chapter 12 - Emergency Protocols · page 223
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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:
Step 1
Take a 15-drop dose of MMS1 (activated MMS). See page 32 for how to prepare an MMS1 dose.
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.
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.
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.
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.