Vaccine Procedure

Do the Starting Procedure, followed by Protocol 1000 (see pages 79-87). Day of the Vaccine

Take 6 drops of MMS1 (activated MMS) every two hours, (for a total of 4 times) during an eight-hour period. Begin this dosing one to two hours before you get the vaccine.

Immediately after the vaccination is injected (preferably when you get back to your car, or the moment you get home—though the sooner the better), do the MMS1/DMSO Patch Protocol (see page 135). The MMS1/DMSO Patch will help neutralize the toxins in the vaccine.

Apply this patch 1 more time on vaccination day, three hours after the first application. If you feel the need to apply a third patch in another three hours you may do so. But three patches in total should be sufficient.

Continue Protocol 1000 for one week to make sure all toxins are eliminated from the body.

If at any time while taking these doses you begin to feel nausea or diarrhea, lower your intake of MMS1. Cut the amount you are taking in half, then work back up from there when the ill feelings subside.

There may be times when you have no warning before getting a vaccine. Sometimes when traveling, vaccinations can be required to enter various countries. If you do not have warning before getting a vaccination, simply start with “Day of the Vaccine” points listed above. In this case, depending upon how your body is reacting, you may want to continue Protocol 1000 for three weeks after the vaccine, instead of one week.

This same procedure applies to oral vaccinations, with the exception that there would be no need for the MMS1/DMSO Patch Protocol. Instructions for Vaccine Procedure—Dosing for Children The Vaccine Procedure for children follows a similar routine as for adults. That is, two weeks before a vaccine begin the protocol. Then there are specific dosing suggestions for the day of the vaccine and further instructions for the day after the vaccine, etc. The amount of MMS1 drops given to children, must be adjusted according to the weight of the child. Adults follow the standard Starting Procedure and Protocol 1000 for much of this procedure for vaccines. In the case of children, I also suggest doing the standard Starting Procedure and Protocol 1000 for children (calculated according to the child’s weight) which is listed on pages 256-258. This is as long as there is one or two weeks advance notice before receiving a vaccine. If there is less

Begin with the Starting Procedure followed by Protocol 1000 for children (pages 256-258), and stick with this until the day of the vaccine.

If you are unable to start one or two weeks in advance, nevertheless begin dosing according to the Vaccine Dosage Chart for Children whenever you can, be it a week in advance, three days in advance, or whatever the case may be.

Give the child the appropriate amount of MMS1 drops (activated MMS) according to the Day of the Vaccine Chart for Children (see below). Do this every two hours, (for a total of 4 times) during an eight-hour period. Begin this dosing one to two hours before the vaccine is administered.

Immediately after the vaccination is injected (preferably when you get back to your car, or the moment you get home—though the sooner the better), do the MMS1/DMSO Patch Protocol (see following page). Or, in the case of a baby or children with very sensitive skin, follow instructions for adjusting the patch protocol for babies and people with sensitive skin (see following page). The MMS1/DMSO Patch will help neutralize the toxins in the vaccine.

Apply this patch 1 more time on vaccination day, three hours after the first application. If you feel the need to apply a third patch in another three hours you may do so. But three patches in total should be sufficient.

Start with 5 drops of MMS1 (activated MMS). Add 5 drops of DMSO and 10 additional drops of water to dilute the solution.

For the very first application do not apply the patch for more than five minutes.

When the patch is removed take note if there is irritation. If there is no irritation after five minutes with the first patch, in two hours apply another patch, this time leave it on for 15 minutes. If there is no skin irritation or burning on the next 15 minute application it is OK to continue with one more application (in the case of a vaccine) if you feel the need.

If at any time there is skin irritation or burning, then double the additional amount of water beyond what was used on the last application. Day After the Vaccination

Continue dosing the child according to the Vaccine Dosage Chart for Children (page 176) for 1 week to make sure all toxins are eliminated from the body.

For instructions on how to measure a fraction of a drop, see the Starting Procedure, page 79.

Never exceed the maximum amount of MMS1 per hour for each weight category.

Remember, if at any time while taking these doses your child begins to experience nausea or diarrhea, lower the intake of MMS1. Cut the amount in half, then work back up from there when the ill feelings subside.