Protocol 4000
Chapter 11 - Additional Protocols · page 171
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This 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 3000, which one might think its name implies. It was originally meant to be used mostly in emergencies when sodium chlorite (MMS) was not available. Protocol 4000 is basically taking 5 capsules of MMS2 a day. Instructions for Protocol 4000
Step 1
Make up some MMS2 capsules and follow the procedures on how to increase your doses as per the instructions in Protocol 2000, Steps 3 and 4 (see page
93). The first day take a total of 5 capsules of MMS2. Fill the first 2 capsules as suggested in
Step 3
and then continue increasing the amount slowly according to the instructions in
Step 4
(See also MMS2—Details, page 274.)
Step 2
Once you have reached the maximum size dose, continue taking 5 capsules of MMS2 a day. Space out each dose by two hours.
Step 3
Do this for 21 days or until well. Be sure to follow the Three Golden Rules of MMS. Notes
Remember, in case of nausea or diarrhea reduce the amount of calcium hypochlorite in each capsule by 50%. When these symptoms subside, slowly increase the amount to the suggested amounts given on page 94.
Never take an MMS2 capsule and a dose containing DMSO at the same time! For a full explanation see pages 23-24.
Maintenance for MMS2 capsules: Take one capsule of the maximum dose given for MMS2 on page 94 one time (either in the morning or in the evening), every day for maintenance. If you have not taken MMS2 prior to beginning a maintenance dose with it, work up gradually to this suggested dosage.