Guest guest Posted January 2, 2010 Report Share Posted January 2, 2010 Kathelee I found DMSO at the feed mill. Be very cautious internally if taking any medication it will act as a carry for the medicine and you could overdose or have side effects. The sugar and joints sounds like chlamydia to me. Something I have battled since intensive antibiotics for lyme. --- In , " kathelee " <kathelee@...> wrote: > > I have been taking MMS and noticed the pain in joints. > I believe that is the MMS killing the parasites because > it goes away and if i don't eat sugar it stays away. > > I am learning that it is better to eat foods rather then sugar > if i feel hungry and avoid falling backwards. > > I am going to try the dsmo and mms1 externally when I get > the DSMO. I was told it is not sold over the counter anymore. > kathelee > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2010 Report Share Posted January 3, 2010 I hear you about the sweets, great comfort food. Good Luck with the DMSO, where will you apply it topically? Just curious. You may immediately taste garlic in your mouth using it topically do not be alarmed that is the DMSO. Remember if taking prescription drugs especially heart medication the DMSO will still reach the blood plasma even externally. Have you tried bathing in MMS? For me this is one of the best ways to use externally I have even added DMSO to my bathes. > >> > >> I have been taking MMS and noticed the pain in joints. > >> I believe that is the MMS killing the parasites because > >> it goes away and if i don't eat sugar it stays away. > >> > >> I am learning that it is better to eat foods rather then sugar > >> if i feel hungry and avoid falling backwards. > >> > >> I am going to try the dsmo and mms1 externally when I get > >> the DSMO. I was told it is not sold over the counter anymore. > >> kathelee > >> > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2010 Report Share Posted January 3, 2010 http://jimhumble.biz/biz-tubbath.htm 1. WIPE OUT THE TUB. Otherwise the MMS ClO2 gas in the water will go to work on any soap scum and bathtub-ring, reducing or neutralizing the Cl02 available to the body. By the second bath, the tub will be clean due to the MMS cleansing action. Put no soap or other chemicals in the water. Adding more water does not weaken the CL02 that is being generated. Some people add 1/4 cup DMSO. (Not required but it may assist deeper penetration of the Cl02 gas.) 2. ACTIVATE MMS IN A CUP OR GLASS before adding to the tub water. Place 30 drops of MMS in a cup. Add 2.5 teaspoons of lemon juice or citric acid (150 drops). Plan for a 20 to 30 minute minute tub sitting. If you have open skin sores or severe body wounds, consider reducing the MMS to 20 drops mixed with 100 drops of citric acid or lemon juice (1.5 teaspoons) so that sensations of heat or burning will be reduced. Open sores usually heal quickly due to the disinfecting action of MMS. The 1 to 5 ratio is the normal MMS protocol. 3. MIX THE MMS WITH THE ACID AND SWIRL IN A CUP Wait 3 minutes. While waiting, draw 5 to 8 inches of hot water for bathing. Do not add soap, perfume, shampoo nor children's toys. The amount of water doesn't matter. It is good to drink a separate 6 or 8 drop dose as well. Diseases caused by bacteria or viruses will almost always be resolved through repeated exposure to MMS Cl02 gas. Diseases caused by genetic or nutritional deficiencies may not be helped by MMS because MMS supplies no nutrients. 4. ADD THE ACTIVATED MMS into the tub water. Stir it. Almost immediately all germs in the water will be eradicated. Some companies provide swimming pool systems that use this same strategy. Water does not reduce the amount of ClO2 gas that is being produced. Tub half full or very full doesn't matter because the same amount of Cl02 gas will be produced by the activated MMS. 5. LAY IN THE TUB. One side, then the other. Splash water onto the entire body - arms, neck, hair, face - all over. If a history of cold sores, then wipe tub water on the lips and nose repeatedly and wherever they were once visible. If water splashes in the eyes, just wipe it away. MMS doesn't harm eyes - unlike shampoo. With a cup pour tub water onto the scalp. 6. ADD MORE HOT WATER. Heat opens the pores and MMS penetrates into the muscles. Massage the scalp with tub water. By the 3rd bath, skin moles may begin to crumble. 7. WIPE AWAY TUB DEBRIS when finished. > >> >> > >> >> I have been taking MMS and noticed the pain in joints. > >> >> I believe that is the MMS killing the parasites because > >> >> it goes away and if i don't eat sugar it stays away. > >> >> > >> >> I am learning that it is better to eat foods rather then sugar > >> >> if i feel hungry and avoid falling backwards. > >> >> > >> >> I am going to try the dsmo and mms1 externally when I get > >> >> the DSMO. I was told it is not sold over the counter anymore. > >> >> kathelee > >> >> > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > ------------------------------------ > >> > > >> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2010 Report Share Posted January 13, 2010 Be careful when ordering from the web, some DMSOs contain acetone. Just call vendor and make sure their product is untainted. > >> > >> I have been taking MMS and noticed the pain in joints. > >> I believe that is the MMS killing the parasites because > >> it goes away and if i don't eat sugar it stays away. > >> > >> I am learning that it is better to eat foods rather then sugar > >> if i feel hungry and avoid falling backwards. > >> > >> I am going to try the dsmo and mms1 externally when I get > >> the DSMO. I was told it is not sold over the counter anymore. > >> kathelee > >> > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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