Line-up of Protocols for the Health Recovery Plan
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Starting 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 bottle if any skin problems exist. (Complete instructions are given on pages 73-78.) In addition, if there are any external tumors on the body, this is the time when one would also begin applying the MMS1/DMSO Patch (page 135).
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Protocol 1000: Move on to Protocol 1000, and continue with this protocol as long as you see some type of improvement. But when there is a period of five or six days on Protocol 1000 and you do not see any signs of improvement, the first thing to do would be to make sure that the MMS is not being neutralized by anything (see pages 42-45, 52, 56). In addition, check the list for other reasons you may not be having success with MMS (Chapter 8). Then, if you are following everything correctly and you see no signs of improvement after five or six days, then go to the next level—which is Protocol 1000 Plus.
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Protocol 1000 Plus: Continue on Protocol 1000 Plus as long as there is improvement, but again, if there is no improvement for a period of five or six days, once more go to the next level, which is Protocol 2000.
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Protocol 2000: When on Protocol 2000, including taking MMS2 beginning on the third or fourth day, as long as you
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are improving continue with this protocol. But if there are no obvious signs of improvement for a period of five or six days, add on Protocol 3000.
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Protocol 3000: After adding Protocol 3000, continue as long as there is improvement, but if there is a period of five or six days and no improvement, you can begin with the various Supporting Protocols. These protocols (explained further on in this book) offer additional ways to help your body recover. You keep adding on more protocols until well.
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Mold/Fungus Protocol: Last, but definitely not least of Key Protocols in the line-up, is the Mold/Fungus Protocol. If you are not seeing success with Protocols 1000 through 3000, please consider switching to the Mold/Fungus Protocol for a time. There are many illnesses caused by molds/fungus so please carefully read the details explained in the Mold/Fungus Protocol on page 99. Mold is a type of fungus. I have learned over the years, that there are some types of fungus that MMS1 and MMS2 do not seem to kill. However, I have found that when this is the case, usually clay will handle the problem. So if one is not getting the desired results with MMS1 or MMS2, it could be an indicator that mold/fungus is causing the illness and this would be a signal to add clay to your protocol. Another important point is that I believe, as do some doctors and health practitioners, that some varieties of mold/fungus can act as a type of protective shield for some diseases in the body. When this is the case, some pathogens may not be overcome by MMS because the mold that is present provides a certain amount of “protection” for them. In this case if we eradicate the mold
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first with clay, as the other pathogens lose their “mold protection”, MMS is then able to destroy them as well. This may happen with both Lyme and Candida and possibly other diseases. Candida itself is a fungus and the clay can help eliminate it. But if other types of fungus are also acting as a protective shield for the Candida, then it is important to handle this problem first, so MMS can do its job. You can put on hold any protocol you are doing and do the Mold/Fungus Protocol anytime that you feel you need to do so. Interjecting the Mold/Fungus Protocol will not be a problem and will not harm the progress that you have already achieved, and then once you have finished the Mold/Fungus Protocol, you can go back to whatever protocol you were on and continue with it until full health is recovered. Notes
If when taking MMS1 orally you experience burning as it goes down, or a heartburn type of sensation, this could be an indication that mold/fungus is present internally. This would be a signal to do the Mold/Fungus Protocol (see page 99). When using MMS1 externally and it burns and stings badly, use the clay and Vaseline salve (see pages 106107).
As has already been stated, anytime MMS makes you feel worse, (in other words, you are experiencing symptoms of a Herxheimer reaction—nausea, diarrhea, etc.) reduce the dosage by 50% but do not stop. Continue to reduce your dosage if you continue to feel worse than your illness is already making you feel. If you feel extremely bad, stop for a few hours, or a day, until the unpleasant symptoms pass, but once the symptoms do pass, start to slowly build back up your MMS intake to the proper dosage for the protocol you are on, as long as it does not make you feel sicker than your illness is already causing you to feel.
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Remember, each time you ramp up your MMS intake and add on another protocol, do not stop doing what you are already doing. Add on, but do not take away or stop what you are already doing.
A very important thing to remember is never stop taking MMS until you are well. When well, I suggest you work on making any necessary life style changes that will help you stay healthy and fit. This may include one or more of several things. Do your best to eliminate any source of toxic poisons constantly entering into the bloodstream, such as remove root canals and attend to any infected oral cavitations, remove mold from your home and/or office, obtain a good water supply free of harmful chemicals, etc. (See Chapter 8 Reality Check, for more ideas on things you may need to change in order to stay healthy.) Make physical activity part of your daily routine. Get proper rest. Reduce stress in your life. Cultivate good relationships with others. Embrace a daily spiritual practice. Strengthen your immune system through following a good nutritional plan. Eat real food.