Re: Oral versus transdermal ingestion of MMS

[Guest guest]

Yes...it is 15 drops of MMS to 1 tsp. of acidic acid, let activate

for 3 min. then add 1 1/4 tsp of DMSO to the MMS and activate for 3

more min. It is then ready to go.

If using transdermally you may also use this twice a day because it

does not cause the nausea that occurs when taken orally but you need

to alternate where you apply it because of the irritation....you may

also get some diarrhea. You should also paint it on with a cotton

ball or cotton square...you may rub it in but they say painting it

on is more effective. I do rub it around my ear though without

problem.

S

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> The typical recommended oral dose for MMS is 6 drops/day. Does

anyone

> know the corresponding transdermal amount, assuming it is used

with

> DMSO?

>

>

> http://chainexerciser.tripod.com

>

[Guest guest]

make that CITRIC ACID not acidic acid...geez sorry.

S

> >

> > The typical recommended oral dose for MMS is 6 drops/day. Does

> anyone

> > know the corresponding transdermal amount, assuming it is used

> with

> > DMSO?

> >

> >

> > http://chainexerciser.tripod.com

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I responded to my post but to make sure you get this it is 1 tsp of

CITIC ACID NOT ACIDIC ACID...SORRY.

S

>

> The typical recommended oral dose for MMS is 6 drops/day. Does

anyone

> know the corresponding transdermal amount, assuming it is used with

> DMSO?

>

>

> http://chainexerciser.tripod.com

>

[Guest guest]

The transdermal application should be much less sensitive to the

amount that you take (again theoretically).

yburkett wrote:

The typical recommended oral dose for MMS is 6 drops/day. Does

anyone

know the corresponding transdermal amount, assuming it is used with

DMSO?

http://chainexerciser.tripod.com

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