Re: Question about using mms topically for psoriasis

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I add a few drops of DMSO to MMS 1 and use it topically. DMSO is one of the few chemicals which will penetrate the skin, carrying the MMS with it. I have also had sucess with a Tens type machine on skin blemishes, using the Beck Protocol "zapper"which I combined with Jim Humbles protocol.DaveFrom: Andy Chandler <soulclever@...>To:

Sent: Mon, 3 May, 2010 4:46:20 PMSubject: [ ] Question about using mms topically for psoriasis

I used mms1 about 6 months ago @ 15 drops 3x a day taken orally for about 3 weeks and the psoriasis on my elbows disappeared also my extreme craving for junk food was gone oddly, also Ive used it to eliminate a very bad sinus infection and several bouts with flu etc but I still have psoriasis on the very base of my neck at the hairline..does someone know the mixture and if i can apply it there (can it change hair color?) or if that even works when applied topically for psoriasis? any advice is much appreciated. Thanks

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Hello Andy,

You may want to consider mixing up a topical spray.

To do this place 5 ml (1 teaspoon) of 22.4% sodium chlorite in a glass and add 5

ml of 10% citric acid. Swirl to mix and let it activate for 10 minutes. Then

add enough water to make 1 liter. Put this into a spray bottle and spray it on

the area 2 - 3 times a day and let it air dry.

This solution is not strong enough to bleach hair so you should be fine.

Tom

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> I used mms1 about 6 months ago @ 15 drops 3x a day taken orally for about 3

weeks and the psoriasis on my elbows disappeared also my extreme craving for

junk food was gone oddly, also Ive used it to eliminate a very bad sinus

infection and several bouts with flu etc but I still have psoriasis on the very

base of my neck at the hairline..does someone know the mixture and if i can

apply it there (can it change hair color?) or if that even works when applied

topically for psoriasis? any advice is much appreciated. Thanks

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