Need some help!

Hello everyone, I am about to start the starting protocol for my mother who is 43 and is being treated for an anaplastic astrocytoma. She is 3 days into chemo and radiation. I am still a bit confused about the protocol, I believe that I may have bought CDS, Citric acid activator, dmso, but not mms. From my understanding, 1/2ml of CDS is equivalent to 1 drop of mms1. Is there anything I am getting wrong? Also, I plan on moving on to protocol 2000 which has dmso, so may I mix 1/2ml of cds with 1 drop of dmso for protocol 2000?
Thank you all.

www.mmsinfo.org/infosheets/CDS_CDH_and_Protocols-2.pdf

1/2 ml of 3000 ppm CDS contains 1.5 mg CLO2.
One fully activated drop of MMS contains up to 6.7 mg CLO2.
See the dosing charts PDF linked above.

High oral doses of CDS will cause mouth and throat irritation. There is a way around that problem. Ask when you get to that point.

Protocol 1000 Plus introduces DMSO.
Protocol 2000 introduces MMS2.

You really need Jim Humble's latest book, MMS Health Recovery Guidebook.
jimhumble.is/bookstore/mms-health-recovery-guidebook

Citric acid tastes terrible and can cause stomach problems. Use 4% HCL instead. You will need MMS to make MMS1.

Welcome, danib0214! I would suggest that you also start yourself. That way you'll gain first hand knowledge of the procedure. We all need
it! Don't wait until you're sick and don't quit when you're well - continue with daily maintenance forever.
Definitely invest in the book, available here: jimhumblebooks.co and read it over and over!!!!!!

Great, thank you so much for your response. I just purchased the pdf version of the Guidebook. I will also follow Paul's advice and start the protocol myself as well. Would you guys recommend going from starting protocol to protocol 1000 plus and then 2000? If these answers are in the guidebook I'm sorry for asking them on this platform.

Also is it advisable to do the starting protocol with cds while I wait for the sodium chlorite solution to be shipped?

Here ya go!

mmsinfo.org/protocols/protocol_starting_procedure.pdf

I also have topical dmso, would it be a good idea to put some on the area where she had her craniotomy or just do dmso drops when it I move on to the protocol 1000 plus? I have heard of better results of radiation when dmso is used.

Unless there is an infection in the area of the craniotomy due to the procedure, I don't see a need to add CDS or DMSO to that area.

However, undiluted CDS followed by DMSO on the area of the skull where the tumor is located, could be tried,

Was the craniotomy done to relieve pressure and was the cancer tumor surgically removed? Or are chemo and radiation being used to try to remove the tumor?

Before using DMSO, don't forget to test for a negative reaction to DMSO. The 1 drop DMSO test is described in Jim's book.

CLO2, thanks for your help. It means a ton. The craniotomy was done to remove the cancerous tumor, but they only removed 90% of it. The chemo and radiation is being done to target the rest of the cancerous tumor cells. The incision is healing well, but it has not healed completely, i'm assuming thats going to take some more times. It has been 1 month since her procedure.

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