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Snake Bite Protocol

Chapter 12 - Emergency Protocols · page 219

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    This 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, the fact is, MMS1 neutralizes poisons of most kinds. The poison of

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    the snake variety is a very complex molecule, and MMS1 (chlorine dioxide) destroys complex molecules by oxidation. So in an emergency, it would be better to do something rather than nothing. And in any case, it would be a good idea to apply this protocol in addition to whatever medical treatment is used, but do not allow anyone to cut into your snake bite because it can make the situation worse. Instructions—Snake Bite Caution: With a snake bite you do not want to waste time! It is vital that as quickly as possible you start getting MMS1 into the body as per the dosages given below.

  3. Step 1

    • Immediately take a 12-drop dose of MMS1.

  4. Step 2

    • Simultaneously, in conjunction with taking MMS1 doses, apply the Snake Bite Patch on the bite area. Do this immediately after taking the first MMS1 dose as per

  5. Step 1

    above. Please note, the snake bite patch is a significantly different formula than the MMS1/DMSO Patch on page 135 in this book. Never, ever put DMSO on a snake bite, as this will take the poison further into the body, not draw it out. See Making a Snake Bite Patch, following

  6. Step 6

    of this protocol, page 221.)

  7. Step 3

    • One-half hour later, after the first 12-drop dose of MMS1, take a second dose of MMS1, this time, a 6-drop dose.

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    Step 4

    • One-half hour later, after the second dose of MMS1, take a third dose. The third dose will be a 6-drop dose of MMS1.

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    Recap: When someone has been bitten by a snake, they should immediately take a 12-drop dose of MMS1. Onehalf hour later, they should take a 6-drop dose of MMS1. One-half hour after that, take another 6-drop dose of MMS1. This is 3 MMS1 doses taken one-half hour apart. After the first 12-drop dose of MMS1, they should apply the patch for a snake bite.

  10. Step 5

    • One-half hour later, (after taking the 3 doses of MMS1 mentioned in Steps 2, 3, and 4 above) begin Protocol 1000. That is, take a 3-drop dose of MMS1 every hour for eight consecutive hours a day. In the case of a snake bite, you can skip the Starting Procedure.

  11. Step 6

    • Continue Protocol 1000 for at least two weeks, or longer if there is any indication of the snake bite still causing trouble. Reduce the number of hourly drops by one half if there is nausea, diarrhea or ill feelings. Reduce, but do not stop taking them hourly. Making a Snake Bite Patch as Required in

  12. Step 3

    Above Note and Caution: The recipe for the patch for a snake bite is different than is described in the MMS1/DMSO Patch Protocol on page 135 of this book. The patch for a snake bite does not contain DMSO. Do not use DMSO in a patch for a snake bite. This can be a serious mistake.

    • The DMSO will spread the poison and take it deeper into the tissues, worsening the problem.

  13. Step 1

    • Activate 10 drops of MMS with 10 drops of 50% citric acid or 4% HCl. Count to 30 seconds, and then add 20 drops of water.

    • Immediately pour this mixture on a piece of gauze approximately 2 inches by 2 inches (5 cm by 5 cm) and at least two layers thick. If this mixture is not enough to completely soak the patch, then double the recipe. Activate 10 more drops of MMS and add 20 drops water as per the same formula in the point above, so as to be able to soak the patch in the mixture.

    • In the case of an extra large snake bite, you can adjust the patch to include more than 10 drops of activated MMS. (Please note, the Snake Bite Patch calls for adding 2 drops of water for every 1 drop of activated MMS.)

  14. Step 2

    • Tape the soaked gauze onto the snake bite, leave it for 15 to 20 minutes—no more!

    • Remember, the patch for the snake bite does not contain DMSO.

  15. Step 3

    • Apply a fresh patch (a second patch) in one hour. This will mean in the first two hours after being bitten, you will have applied two MMS1 patches. Add more water to the patch if you notice irritation of the skin.

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    Step 4

    • After the first two patches, wait three hours and apply another fresh patch, and continue applying a fresh patch every three hours. Notes

    • In total, you should keep applying the patches according to these instructions, every three hours, for a 24 hour period. (Set an alarm during sleep hours and get up to apply the patch.) Remember, you are also doing Protocol 1000 during this time.

    • If the MMS1 patch is burning your skin, continue by adding some more water until the patch is not burning, but do not add more water than necessary.

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