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DMSO - intense facial flushing - is it safe to continue?
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I have noticed today an intense facial flushing after upping my DMSO dose to 9 drops per hour with CDS. Would anyone know/ can suggest if this is safe and I should ignore this or lower the dose or stop using DMSO?
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Since you are adding 3 drops of DMSO to MMS1 doses, for a total of 9 drops of DMSO, you must be taking 3 drop MMS1 doses hourly.
Did you slowly increase MMS1 dosing up to the maximum of 3 drop doses hourly when following Protocol 1000+?
The Three Golden Rules say if you experience any negative side effects, to reduce the dosage by 50% and try to slowly increase again.
By the way, 3 drop hourly doses is not the goal of Protocols 1000 or 1000+. Three drop doses are the maximum when following Protocols 1000 or 1000+.
Take as much as your body will allow. Some people have recovered from stage 4 cancers ingesting only 1/2 drop hourly MMS1 doses.
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I am taking CDS - 10 ml in 1L of distilled water in 8 dozes. I am assuming this is equivalent to 3 MMS1 drops/ hr doze.
I began adding DMSO 1 drop per doze until I increased to 9 drops per doze over 5 days to match Jim's recommendation of 3 drops per 1 drop of MMS1. That is when the flushing began. I lowered back to 3 drops for now and I still do observe a slight pink hue on my cheeks but not to the level of bright pink flushing I had with 9 drops of DMSO.
Searching the net I found the warning about DMSO increasing histamine production - I am speculating that that is perhaps what is happening to me at 9 drops/ hour doze. I will try to go back up in doze slower this time.
I got overly enthusiastic as I have finally began seeing improvements with my condition since I began adding DMSO to my CDS drops. Not sure if it is driving it deeper or if it is DMSO all by itself.
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No, 1 is not equal to 3.
1ml of cds contains 3mg of CLO2.
3 fully activated MMS drops contain 24mg of CLO2.
Huge difference.
See what Andreas Kalcker recommends. Attached Protocol-K
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The right calculations for equivalency then in order to match 3 drops of MMS1 is 8 ml of CDS.
I did buy his book and wonder if some things got lost in translation.
Based on the formula that 3 drops of MMS1= 8ml of CDS it calls for 64 ml of CDS equivalency / day in 8-10 dozes. Does that sound right or I am off again on my math somewhere?
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The reason why comparing MMS1 and CDS dosing can't be done is the amount of stomach acid when ingesting MMS1. There is a very simple way around this problem.
If using MMS1, follow MMS1 protocols.
If using CDS, follow CDS protocols.
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Your suggestion of using the corresponding protocols for each substance makes total sense. In my rush of trying to get through the books and into actionable chapters I missed the important details. The pdf attached has been extremely helpful.
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