Taking Too Much MMS
MMS does not make people sick unless they take too much. I think probably the biggest mistake that continues to be made in using the MMS/Chlorine Dioxide Protocols is going too fast. I am talking, of course, about both MMS1, MMS2, and CDS and CDH.
Again and again I encounter people who were either sick themselves or were helping someone else who was sick, and they used too much MMS/CD which resulted in the sick person becoming even more sick, or rather having an additional discomfort of nausea or diarrhea which added to their present discomfort. This sometimes results in the parties giving up before resolving the sickness. This situation can be avoided!
I have mentioned nausea and diarrhea in my books, but although I say that nausea and diarrhea are not usually a bad sign when taking MMS/CD, it can be avoided. Feeling worse after taking MMS/CD is only caused by one thing, and that is taking too much. What I mean is taking too much at one time. Please remember that MMS/CD can destroy pathogens in large numbers in the body which in turn can dump large amounts of dead pathogens and their poisons into the system. When this happens it can cause nausea, diarrhea, and other forms of discomfort which usually only last for a few hours, but this can be very distressing. This is commonly known as a healing crisis, but it can be avoided, or greatly minimized.
Protocol 1000 which is simply taking a maximum of 3 drops of MMS1 an hour for 8 hours a day for three weeks can sometimes cause nausea and/or increased illness for a time. But please understand, I don’t usually suggest starting off with taking 3 drops an hour. The sicker (more toxic) the person is, the smaller the beginning doses should be. I suggest starting out with the Starting Procedure in my book—which suggests starting out with ¼ drop an hour, but one could go so far as to take as little as 1/16th of a drop of MMS/CD each hour to begin with. (Note: For directions on how prepare a fraction of a drop dose i.e. 1/4th or 1/16th of a drop dose of MMS/CD see the MMS Health Recovery Guidebook, pages 79-84) And in such a case, one would slowly work up to a maximum dose of 3 drops an hour.
The cardinal rule is if one feels nausea, or is getting a little sicker, or experiencing diarrhea or any other discomfort after taking some MMS/CD, he should reduce the next one hour dose by 50%. MMS is not supposed to make you feel worse, it is supposed to make you feel better. There may be a thousand reasons why you think that feeling worse is OK or it is necessary, but take my word for it, please, until you have a lot of experience, it is not necessary.
Many people have taken MMS/CD and immediately felt more nausea and recognized the nausea as caused by the MMS/CD and yet they continue to take MMS and even increase the dose while feeling terrible. Well, they finally got better and were feeling great when the illness was gone. That is great and I commend them for continuing through with it, but the discomfort along the way is not necessary. You can get well and come to full health without getting sicker along the way. I say, go low and slow and build up–and I can’t say it enough! Follow the Three Golden Rules of MMS/CD.