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12 Feb 2021 15:28 #67889 by Rvtripbob
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May I still mix these two in the picture below or above whichever the layout will be the same as described video of protocol 1000 for beginners 2 to 3 drop per hour

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12 Feb 2021 19:48 #67892 by CLO2
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You seem to have a bottle of MMS and a bottle of citric acid, probably 50%.

You can make MMS1 when those are mixed together, drop for drop.



If you have not ingested MMS1 ever or recently, follow the Starting Procedure before following Protocol 1000, etc. If you start with 1 drop doses, you could overdose and make yourself sicker than you are.

You should read Jim Humble's latest book, MMS Health Recovery Guidebook, to learn how to use MMS.

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12 Feb 2021 21:50 #67895 by Rvtripbob
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You are correct I've never took it before this is my first time that's what I need to know is how they take it to start off with so you are saying one drop correct is that every hour

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13 Feb 2021 09:46 #67905 by CLO2
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No, do not start with 1 drop MMS1 hourly doses. Click on the link I gave for the Starting Procedure and follow that for 4 days. Then you will begin taking 1 drop MMS1 hourly doses on day 5.

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13 Feb 2021 12:53 #67906 by Rvtripbob
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Sure wish I had someone in my area of North East Tennessee to help me and teach me one on one
Never doing this before makes me a little nervous 😓

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13 Feb 2021 16:17 #67913 by MMSTony19641
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Source of citric acid in UK

Citric Acid 500g

A common acid found in citrus fruits like lemons and limes, Citric Acid provides a fruity flavour.
SKU: CHE-03-015

£1.50

www.themaltmiller.co.uk/product/citric-acid-500g/

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