Starting Procedure

This Starting Procedure must be done before following Protocols 1000, 1000 Plus, 2000 or 3000. This procedure will assure you greater success as there have been people who without it have experienced nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or excessive tiredness sometimes within the first week or so of starting Protocol 1000. Many give up right then instead of persisting. You can’t blame them; they’ve heard how great MMS is and then it makes them feel bad, so they give up. This is because they started taking too much MMS1 too quickly to begin their protocol. Please believe me when I say that this Starting Procedure is extremely important to you for your health recovery. It can help you avoid unnecessary sickness as it helps your body gradually become accustomed to MMS. The Starting Procedure consists of taking MMS1 in very low doses to start out and working up slowly to a 1-drop dose over a period of four days. (There is an exception to this rule, see variation on page 82.) MMS1 goes to work on killing the disease, but if you go too fast, the poisons from dead pathogens (any disease producing agent) builds up in the body faster than the body can get rid of them. These poisons mainly can cause nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea, and sometimes other distress, such as extreme tiredness, can also be experienced. This is called a Herxheimer reaction as explained in the definition of

terms on page 6. Hopefully, going through the Starting Procedure can help one avoid or minimize a Herxheimer reaction. Instructions for the Starting Procedure Day One The first day of the Starting Procedure take 1/4 drop of activated MMS every hour for eight hours. Since you cannot divide a drop into fourths, the following steps explain how you make the dose. Remember, use an empty, clean, dry, drinking glass. Since all MMS1 doses are taken in 1/2 cup of water, it is helpful to mark your glass at the 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) point, or use a glass with this measurement.

Note: In the case of a very sick person, start out the Starting Procedure with even less than the 1/4-drop dose which is suggested above. For an extremely sick person start with 1/8 drop every hour for eight hours (for one day), then do the Starting Procedure, followed by Protocol 1000. Variation–Fast Track for the Starting Procedure For those of you who are familiar with MMS1 and have used it before, if you feel you would like to get through the Starting Procedure more quickly; this variation simply cuts the time in half. We do not, however, recommend this fast track method if it has been longer than approximately eight months since you have taken MMS. (If you are accustomed to taking a daily MMS maintenance dose [see page 200] and you want to start a full MMS protocol, I recommend that you nevertheless begin with the Starting Procedure using this fast track version.) In any case, before proceeding with this method remember, pay attention to how your body is reacting, go at your own pace and again, if nausea, vomiting or diarrhea occur, immediately reduce the dose by one half and follow the instructions regarding feeling sick on page 50. To fast track the Starting Procedure, simply cut the time for dosing in half as follows:

Day One—Fast Track