my first post, info about my situation, treating sick cat

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I just joined the group and I am really looking forward to connecting with

others experimenting with the MMS.

I have been doing the standard protocol of MMS twice a day. I can't seem to get

past 7 drops without serious diarrhea which has become annoying. So I am just

hovering at 7 right now, afraid to leave home if I increase again.

I am also treating my cats taking a half dropper our of my own dose for each

cat, which Jim suggests. One cat is very ill with feline HIV Leukemia. It has

effected his teeth as well. We had to have 11 removed last summer. We are trying

to save the rest using the MMS. We have been using the mouth protocol on him.

Once a day we rinse his mouth and brush his teeth. For a while there he seemed

to be getting better but now his mouth is all mucusy, he doesn't smell good, and

his skin is irritated and there is now hair loss on his back leg.

Has anyone had success treating a cat with cancer?

[Guest guest]

On 2010-01-25 8:19 PM, indigorose007 wrote:

> I have been doing the standard protocol of MMS twice a day. I can't

> seem to get past 7 drops without serious diarrhea which has become

> annoying. So I am just hovering at 7 right now, afraid to leave home

> if I increase again.

If I were you I'd try the new protocol, using less drops, more times per

day. The new recommendation is one dose per hour, for 8 hours per day.

Apparently the chlorine dioxide doesn't last nearly as long as Jim

firsth thought.

> I am also treating my cats taking a half dropper our of my own dose

> for each cat, which Jim suggests. One cat is very ill with feline HIV

> Leukemia. It has effected his teeth as well. We had to have 11

> removed last summer. We are trying to save the rest using the MMS. We

> have been using the mouth protocol on him. Once a day we rinse his

> mouth and brush his teeth. For a while there he seemed to be getting

> better but now his mouth is all mucusy, he doesn't smell good, and

> his skin is irritated and there is now hair loss on his back leg.

>

> Has anyone had success treating a cat with cancer?

Never tried, sorry... hope he gets better...

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