dog's eyes and MMS1
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My dog has had this "slimy thing" in her eyes, you see some dogs or cats with it. It's clear or grey in colour. She has taken a "cream" for it, salt solution and even antibiotics and nothing.
I did the Eye protocol from Jim's book and administered 3 dropps 3 times a day to her. It's been more than a week and the "slime" is still there. Should I continue or is there anything I can try?
I did not include DMSO.
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Her weight is 18-19 kg
He recommends I start with 6 and 6 protocol and measure how much to give her as in tables attached.
He talks about Cups:
Cup 1 for small animals: 1 drop of MMS1 in 120ml
Cup 2 for large animals: 8 drops of MMS1 in 120ml
Question no. 1: are dogs "small animals" according to Jim? And large are like a horse or a cow? Looking at the chart and the marked row it says d-C2, ml-C2 and according to the legend that is Cup 2. Am I correct?
Question no. 2:
Do I understand correctly:
(provided that my dog is in the large animals category = Cup 2 and that is 8 drop MMS1 in 120ml)
- protocol 6 and 6: i need to mix 8 drops of MMS1 with 120ml of water
STEP1: administer 21 drops, wait 1h another 21 drops, both "sets of drops" from those 120ml - is that it for the day? just 21 drops x 2 with 1h break?
SETP2: if she gets better but not all the way, I progress to 21 drops, wait 4h and give her 21 drops again - is that just for one day? just 21 drops x2 with 4h break?
STEP3: if she improves but not fully recovered than I give her 21 drops in the morning and 21 drops in the evening - he says in his book to continue until recovered, if not improving than start with Starting Procedure, then Protocol 1000 and then 1000+. So STEP 3 I continue until she recovers or, if she doesn't get better I start with the whole package?
Question 3:
The maintaining dosage is (for a large animal, Cup 2) is 21 drops from Cup 2 (mix of 8 drops of MM1 in 120ml)?
I really want to help her with that "slime" in her eyes but I don't want to experiment on her with the dosages... I can do it with myself but not her ❤️.
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I see that I misunderstood the instructions and marked the weight wrong as well.
I understood that 6and6 procedure is actually 2 drops of MMS1 for a dog that weighs 18-19kg. And the starting procedure is first drops from Cup 2 and then mililitres from Cap 2.
I'm on the right path. I've search for post about the usage of MMS1 with animals and it seems that the amount of water is not really decided on. It can vary from a teaspoon to more, it can be a broth and just plain water.
Do I understand correctly that I can give e.g. 5ml of broth mixed with MMS1 to my dog? I have a syringe of 5ml.
I tried to use more water, like 120ml that is for humans, but both me and her found it difficult to administer that amount of liquid.
My dog hates the smell of MMS1 as much as I do 🤣.
A small question: why do we human have to drink 120ml of MMS1 and animals can have it diluted in much less liquid?
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