Spraying Your Skin
Chapter 5 — Health Recovery Plan (HRP) · page 76
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While 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 protocol in the fundamental steps for the HRP (Health Recovery Plan), because it is important for skin problems to start right away with spraying the skin as you begin your health recovery. Using this spray bottle is also helpful for most any type of isolated skin problems as well, such as wounds or bruises, to help the overall condition of the skin, and many more conditions. It can be used for the rest of your life for skin problems, whether you are on the other protocols or not. Anytime the MMS spray stings or burns your skin go to the Mold/Fungus Protocol and check the section on the mold/fungus external procedure (see page 106). MMS1 Spray Bottle
The standard spray bottle formula is 10 to 1. That is, 10 activated drops of MMS to 1 ounce/30 ml of water.
Never use tap water for any MMS mixture as it is not safe to risk getting chlorine, fluoride, or other impurities in the solution. Use only bottled drinking water, reverse osmosis, or distilled water.
In most places 2-ounce or 4-ounce size spray bottles are available at the pharmacy or in health food stores.
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Simply multiply the formula, 20 drops MMS1 to 2 ounces of water, or 40 drops of MMS1 to 4 ounces of water.
In general this mixture will last up to a week or so. You will know that it lost its potency when the original color begins to noticeably fade.
Do not leave your spray bottle in the sunlight; storing it in a dark place will help the MMS1 solution to remain strong.
Use this for spraying all problems on your skin.
When using an MMS1 spray bottle on your face, avoid getting it in your eyes.
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Tip: You can spray a little on your face and then spray or pat a little DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide, see Chapter 4) on top. Rub your face lightly to help ease wrinkles. DMSO often makes the MMS spray more effective anywhere on the body. When spraying both MMS1 or DMSO on your face, avoid getting it in your eyes.
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Variation: If you do not see results with the 10-to-1 MMS1 spray bottle, you can increase the strength of your spray solution up to as many as 50 activated drops of MMS per 1 ounce/30 ml of water. Always begin with 10 activated drops (MMS1) per 1 ounce/30 ml, and increase the drops in increments to see what works best for you. Anytime the MMS1 spray solution stings and/or burns, regardless of how weak or strong it is, it most likely is an indication that some type of fungus is present. In this case, rinse it off with purified water and apply the clay and Vaseline salve described in the Mold/Fungus Protocol (pages 106-107).
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MMS2 Spray Bottle We have received feedback from many people who have used MMS2 in a spray bottle with positive results for the skin. Both MMS1 and MMS2 help the skin in varying ways, so try them both, and see what works best for you. Please note, in the directions below there are some differences in the use of MMS2 and MMS1 when used in a spray bottle.
Add enough MMS2 powder (calcium hypochlorite) to a clean, dry spray bottle (a 2 ounce/60 ml or 4 ounce/120 ml size bottle works well) to just cover the bottom of the bottle.
Fill the rest of the bottle with purified, distilled or reverse osmosis water.
Shake it well to dissolve the MMS2 powder.
Then put the MMS2 solution through a clean paper coffee filter into a clean dry glass. (If possible, use unbleached brown paper coffee filters.) MMS2 usually has small lumps that do not easily dissolve and if not strained out it will clog your spray bottle.
Before putting the MMS2 solution back into the spray bottle, be sure to rinse the bottle out well with clean purified water, to be sure there are no lumps that will clog up your sprayer.
When using an MMS2 spray bottle on your face, avoid getting it in your eyes.
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Note: Unlike the MMS1 spray bottle, do not use an MMS2 spray bottle with DMSO as this could cause a burn.
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