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January 30, 2011

What is the protocol for inhaling mms?

January 31, 2011

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MMS protocol comes with CAUTIONS but it is very effective in eliminating post-nasal drip, sinus infections, ear infections, head colds, sore throats, wheezing, bronchitis, and germs that live in nose or sinus mucus. Even inner ear infections are reported to benefit from this treatment. But, there are CAUTIONS. You will be inhaling small amounts of the ClO2 gas from a cup into your nose or mouth. OBSERVE THE CAUTIONS LISTED BELOW. Do

not drink the mixture in this protocol because no water is added to the

activated MMS in this instance. Do not exceed a 2 or 3 drop mixture. Remember, it is the ClO2 gas generated by MMS that is the entire germ-killing benefit. Unlike the MMS mixture that you drink, this method

of nose-inhaling the pure ClO2 gas probably provides the quickest and most germicidal way to move the gas quickly to places in the head and sinuses where it can easily find germs and kill them. However, a

severe warning is stated - DO NOT OVERDOSE. DO NOT DEEP BREATH THE ClO2

gas into your lungs for any length of time. Your lungs can rapidly absorb the ClO2 gas just as easily as oxygen, causing unexpected depletion of oxygen. Take breaks and breath normal air periodically while doing this procedure. This warning will be repeated several times.

IF YOU OVERDOSE AND DEEP BREATH YOU MAY DAMAGE YOUR LUNGS. As suggested in the "FUNDAMENTALS" protocol, you can mix 2 to 3 MMS drops with the normal acid (Unfiltered vinegar or citric acid or lemon juice) with 5 drops acid for every one drop of MMS. Do this in a small cup. Do not add water or anything else. DO NOT DRINK THIS MIXTURE. Almost

immediately you will smell the ClO2 gas. Holding the cup under your nose pull in the gas slowly with the goal of letting it pause to circulate in the nose and sinus cavities. It will naturally flow also down through the throat and vocal cords to some extent. Breath it into the nose very slowly so that it lingers a bit in all places it can go. Hold that breath for a few seconds. The ClO2 odor will even be wafted out into the estuation tubes and sometimes out to the inner ears. After every four slow inhaling actions, move the cup away and take in breaths of normal air. REASON

FOR CAUTION. You are moving pure ClO2 gas directly into the body. Your red blood cells absorb it as readily as oxygen. Therefore you will be temporarily diminishing the amount of oxygen available to your body. DO

NOT USE THIS METHOD if you suffer from Angina, or if you are dependent on supplemental oxygen for breathing, or if you have shortness of breath, or if you have been using MMS internally (drinking it with water) above the 10 drop level during the past two hours. When you drink MMS doses, the ClO2 is generated slowly. Red blood cells pick up normal oxygen from the lungs, but perhaps 20% of them accidentally do

not pick up oxygen. A bit later the blood passes around the stomach lining and the 20% of red blood cells that lacked oxygen pick up ClO2 because it looks like oxygen to the red blood cells. So in normal MMS use (when drinking it), oxygen is still available to the body just as it

is normally and the amount of ClO2 absorption is self-limiting because 80% (for example) of the red blood cells are supplying oxygen to the body as they normally do. In summary: when breathing ClO2 as a gas freshly produced in a small cup, as it is held for a few seconds in the sinuses, nose, and vocal cords, it has immediate germicidal effects as it encounters germs and pathogens along the way, thus reducing the generation of mucus and phlegm. Cold germs and flu viruses live in the mucus produced by the body in reaction to the germs or viruses. Lungs and sinuses begin to weep, generating sticky fluids in the sinuses, lungs, and bronchioles. Germs then continue to reproduce and travel further in that mucus - unless the germs are killed by an outside

agent such as MMS. It is critical that no one should have a bad

experience with MMS. So as a further caution, think about the results if you foolishly overdose with this protocol: 1. Instead of 15% of the red blood cells carrying ClO2 throughout the body, you could crowd out necessary oxygen if 25% or 30% of your red blood cells pickup ClO2 instead of oxygen. Therefore after 4 or 5 deep slow inhallations from the cup, take a break so that your oxygen supply is not diminished to your brain or body. 2. Since this method supplies pure ClO2 directly into the body, it will be circulated quickly throughout the body resulting in RAPID KILLING of pathogens throughout the body - possibly resulting in severe and sudden nausea as debris from rapid detoxification is spilled too rapidly into the blood. 3. Lung tissues can be burned or damaged without you being aware that you are overdosing. 4.

You could pass out from thoughtless deep breathing. The odor of the ClO2 gas is quite easy to breath. Unlike the bad taste of activated MMS in water, the odor of MMS is not bad enough to prevent overdosing. In fact you may think that nothing is happening and could be tricked into thinking that stronger doses or deeper breathing can be tolerated. BE THOUGHTFUL and DO NOT OVERDOSE. 5. Placing activated MMS into a humidifier would keep a continuous flow of odorless ClO2 in the air for one to two hours, but there is no need to do this because of the danger of sleeping or living in a depleted oxygen state. The room has plenty of

oxygen but your lungs absord the ClO2 as readily as the oxygen which is

a dangerous situation if prolonged for any length of time. 6. Remove pets and birds from the room if you are using the ClO2 gas as a way to remove fungus or mold from a room. Close the doors during the hour of ClO2 room cleansing. For purification of a room, place a 10 to 20 drop mixture of activated MMS in a sucer or cup in the middle of the room, then close and leave it for one hour. The ClO2 fumes will emerge slowly and fill the room over time. Although you can conquer colds and sinus infections with the inhalation strategy, people are often left with sticky congestion in the lungs. The body knows it shouldn't be there and involuntary coughing begins. MMS doesn't help you

live through days of coughing, and in some cases the coughing can be life threatening even though the germs are being destroyed by normal doses of MMS - expecially the strategy of "sipping MMS all day" (See the

FUNDAMENTALS page). Reciba un saludo afectuosode su amigoL.A.E. Humberto Rojas B.52-33-3685-046352-333-8150-542HROJAS1206@...http://espanol./group/mmsmexico/De: DanB <bravin1@...>Para: CC: Enviado: domingo, 30 de enero, 2011 13:11:51Asunto: [ ] on inhaling mms

What is the protocol for inhaling mms?

January 31, 2011

Hello DanB,

Chlorine dioxide is a respiratory and eye irritant. Exposure to chlorine

dioxide can produce bronchitis like and pneumonia like symptoms. It doesn't

take much to do damage to the lungs and eyes. Often the symptoms are delayed in

manifesting themselves. When a person is exposed to a high concentration of

chlorine dioxide, they are kept under observation for 48 hours to watch for

these delayed reactions.

A study was done introducing low levels of chlorine dioxide gas into a school

classroom. The results were wonderful, and most of the children did not get

sick. This was a drastic reduction compared to what the school had experienced

prior to the study.

The concentration found to be effective was 0.01 PPM. In industry, the long

term exposure limit (8 hours a day) for chlorine dioxide is 0.1 PPM, and a short

term limit (15 minutes) is 0.3 PPM. This limits are base on the risk of sever

respiratory and eye irritation.

The concentration needed to detect the odor of chlorine dioxide is 0.1 PPM.

This means that if you can smell it, it is 10 times stronger than what was found

to be effective.

The main problem with using chlorine dioxide in the air is that it is difficult

to know what the concentration is, and the equipment needed to monitor the

concentrations is expensive and requires some training to operate.

Once again, if you can smell it, the concentration is high enough to cause

damage to your body.

Tom

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January 31, 2011

Hi!! I have a bad sinus. I did the protocol for the sinus, one time but I want to know, how often I can do it? I dont feel any difference.Thanks Keyla Fernandez On Jan 31, 2011, at 1:09 PM, HUMBERTO ROJAS <hrojas1206@...> wrote: