MMS and cataracts

[Guest guest]

Can you tell me how much mms you took to get rid of the symptoms? Do you

take it every day? I have tried a couple of times to take it and gotten to

about seven drops gradually, but the next step always gets me and I stop

again.

Thanks

Bonnie

On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 6:44 PM, oldglory@... <

oldglory@...> wrote:

> Hi ,

>

> Do you give straight MMS drops, or the mixed-according to directions, MMS

> to

> your dog?

>

> That is great news on your old dog and his cataracts!

>

> It is my opinion and apparently the FDA, that MMS is the most wonderful

> overall chemical ever invented. It stopped a severe

> 'what-ever-is-going-around' fever, chills and aching body for me within

> hours. I used to get whatever anyone had if they even made eye contact

> with

> me. My immune system was worse than poor, but no more!

>

> Thank you,

>

> Jean

>

> ************************

>

>

> >

> > Reply-To: <DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO >

> > Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2011 08:46:52 -0600 (Central Standard Time)

> > To: <DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO >

> > Subject: Re: Update on Chief

> >

> > Hi Uly. I wouldn't worry about the plastic spoon. It's not really on

> the

> > spoon long enough to cause much trouble.

> >

> > I'm so happy for Chief. Go ahead and up to to a half teaspoon now.

> Leave

> > it there for a few days. He may not need the half or a full teaspoon if

> the

> > quarter is doing him this much good. Only you can be the judge to see if

> he

> > gets even better or not.

> >

> > Yes, internal DMSO helps with the pain too. That's why at some point you

> > may be able to stop the external application. Again, it will just be an

> > experiment because each dog is different.

> >

> > The DMSO may help with the tumor. It's hard to say. I will say that

> when

> > my old dog started getting cataracts I gave him MMS. I didn't give him

> the

> > MMS for that, I gave it to him because he was old and slowing down. It

> not

> > only gave him more energy, but in a few weeks I noticed that the

> cloudiness

> > in both his eyes was gone.

> >

> > I gave him 6 drops of MMS, because it is 3 drops per 25 pounds and he was

> a

> > bit over 50 pounds.

> >

> > Samala,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

NEVER give straight MMS drops. NEVER. Far too alkaline. You ALWAYS mix it

with an acid of some sort--lemon or lime juice, citric acid at 10% or 50%

dilution (I never use 50%) or apple cider or white vinegar.

The original was 5 drops acid to 1 drop MMS and wait 3 minutes. I've been

making and using MMS since just about the beginning, almost 5 years now. In

that time I've seen (read) just about every response to taking MMS there is.

I highly respect MMS because it's powerful MEDICINE, not to be taken

lightly.

In that vein, I've recently become much more inclined to use a 5% solution

of MMS rather than Jim's traditional 28%. For about a year I've been

talking to a chemist that uses sodium chlorite daily for the past 2 years

and he has great insight into it. He feels the 28% regular MMS is kind of

dangerous. Now, so do I.

I still would use 'full strength' method if a situation was serious, though

now I do change from a 3 minute wait to a 10 minutes wait, and sometimes I

switch from the traditional 5 drops of acid to 1 drop MMS and now I use a 1

drop of acid to 1 drop MMS mix. This is because the longer wait gets rid of

more chlorine dioxide and the 1 to 1 mix means less acid your stomach has to

deal with.

For something like the cataracts I would still use the 'old' method simply

because I know it works, and did not hurt my dog. You still have to be

careful though, because even though dogs seem to handle MMS toxicity much

better than people, even they can get diarrhea or vomiting if they are

really sick. Because the sicker you are, the more MMS effects you. So if

you choose to do this, watch the dog. If they get diarrhea or vomiting on

the dose for their size (3 drops MMS per 25 pounds of weight) then stop for

2 days, and start back to a lower dose.

I think MMS has great value, but as I said, I much prefer the safer 5% now.

If anyone is interested, I can upload a folder with the many uses of 5% MMS.

There are many places on the web where you can get the 'old' method of 28%

MMS use, or ask me and I can tell you.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

Do you give straight MMS drops, or the mixed-according to directions, MMS to

your dog?

[Guest guest]

, I'd like to view your folder with the many uses of MMS, please.

Obie.

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NEVER give straight MMS drops. NEVER. Far too alkaline. You ALWAYS mix it

with an acid of some sort--lemon or lime juice, citric acid at 10% or 50%

dilution (I never use 50%) or apple cider or white vinegar.

The original was 5 drops acid to 1 drop MMS and wait 3 minutes. I've been

making and using MMS since just about the beginning, almost 5 years now. In

that time I've seen (read) just about every response to taking MMS there is.

I highly respect MMS because it's powerful MEDICINE, not to be taken

lightly.

In that vein, I've recently become much more inclined to use a 5% solution

of MMS rather than Jim's traditional 28%. For about a year I've been

talking to a chemist that uses sodium chlorite daily for the past 2 years

and he has great insight into it. He feels the 28% regular MMS is kind of

dangerous. Now, so do I.

I still would use 'full strength' method if a situation was serious, though

now I do change from a 3 minute wait to a 10 minutes wait, and sometimes I

switch from the traditional 5 drops of acid to 1 drop MMS and now I use a 1

drop of acid to 1 drop MMS mix. This is because the longer wait gets rid of

more chlorine dioxide and the 1 to 1 mix means less acid your stomach has to

deal with.

For something like the cataracts I would still use the 'old' method simply

because I know it works, and did not hurt my dog. You still have to be

careful though, because even though dogs seem to handle MMS toxicity much

better than people, even they can get diarrhea or vomiting if they are

really sick. Because the sicker you are, the more MMS effects you. So if

you choose to do this, watch the dog. If they get diarrhea or vomiting on

the dose for their size (3 drops MMS per 25 pounds of weight) then stop for

2 days, and start back to a lower dose.

I think MMS has great value, but as I said, I much prefer the safer 5% now.

If anyone is interested, I can upload a folder with the many uses of 5% MMS.

There are many places on the web where you can get the 'old' method of 28%

MMS use, or ask me and I can tell you.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

Do you give straight MMS drops, or the mixed-according to directions, MMS to

your dog?

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thank you!

Jean

********************

>

> Reply-To: <DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO >

> Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2011 10:30:59 -0600 (Central Standard Time)

> To: <DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO >

> Subject: Re: MMS and cataracts

>

> NEVER give straight MMS drops. NEVER. Far too alkaline. You ALWAYS mix it

> with an acid of some sort--lemon or lime juice, citric acid at 10% or 50%

> dilution (I never use 50%) or apple cider or white vinegar.

>

> The original was 5 drops acid to 1 drop MMS and wait 3 minutes. I've been

> making and using MMS since just about the beginning, almost 5 years now. In

> that time I've seen (read) just about every response to taking MMS there is.

> I highly respect MMS because it's powerful MEDICINE, not to be taken

> lightly.

>

> In that vein, I've recently become much more inclined to use a 5% solution

> of MMS rather than Jim's traditional 28%. For about a year I've been

> talking to a chemist that uses sodium chlorite daily for the past 2 years

> and he has great insight into it. He feels the 28% regular MMS is kind of

> dangerous. Now, so do I.

>

> I still would use 'full strength' method if a situation was serious, though

> now I do change from a 3 minute wait to a 10 minutes wait, and sometimes I

> switch from the traditional 5 drops of acid to 1 drop MMS and now I use a 1

> drop of acid to 1 drop MMS mix. This is because the longer wait gets rid of

> more chlorine dioxide and the 1 to 1 mix means less acid your stomach has to

> deal with.

>

> For something like the cataracts I would still use the 'old' method simply

> because I know it works, and did not hurt my dog. You still have to be

> careful though, because even though dogs seem to handle MMS toxicity much

> better than people, even they can get diarrhea or vomiting if they are

> really sick. Because the sicker you are, the more MMS effects you. So if

> you choose to do this, watch the dog. If they get diarrhea or vomiting on

> the dose for their size (3 drops MMS per 25 pounds of weight) then stop for

> 2 days, and start back to a lower dose.

>

> I think MMS has great value, but as I said, I much prefer the safer 5% now.

> If anyone is interested, I can upload a folder with the many uses of 5% MMS.

> There are many places on the web where you can get the 'old' method of 28%

> MMS use, or ask me and I can tell you.

>

> Samala,

>

>

>

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

>

> Do you give straight MMS drops, or the mixed-according to directions, MMS to

> your dog?

>

>