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It’s time to tell of the wonders of MMS and my ‘LIL Scot’ (18 mo. old male Scottish Terrier).

Soon after we started taking MMS, ‘LIL Scot’ became very ill.* All together he had seen 3 different vets. He had all the tests they could think of to do to him (including a $200.00 blood test to rule out tick fever), 3 sets of x-rays, even a sonogram for his stomach area and heart. Then they sent everything anyone had ever learned about him to an Internal Medical Specialist Analyst to analyze it all.

After all that, all they could tell me was that he might have this or that or maybe this, but it would involve more testing. No one could tell me how to rid him of his high temps – they had been up to 104 and it was easy to tell he was very ill. He wouldn’t hardly eat anything. To get him to eat anything, I had to hand feed him. He would then eat eggs, oatmeal, and I had to hand feed him bread dipped in the oatmeal just to get something in his stomach. He was on 3 different antibiotics (one so strong I was told it would tear up his stomach without food), his high temps were still there.

On Jan. 7, 2014, I started him on MMS & DMSO, at 1/2 drop (15 ML) hourly for 4 days: 6–8 daily doses. He improved, but then started getting bad again. So on Day 5, I decreased his dosage to 3 ML and took away the DMSO and gave it to him every hour for 8 hrs. I also started putting 25 unactivated MMS drops in a 1/2 gal of water in a closed container, and I change it daily. Both of my dogs get it that way. I use distilled water for the internal dosing and reverse osmosis in his drinking water.

After changing his dose, he slowly started getting better, each day some improvement. On Day 7, his temps started going down, sparkle in his eyes returned, appetite returning and that wonderful tag wag and bounce in his walk [were] back. On Day 11 he was anxious to eat, running, playing, on and on.

Today Feb 19, 2014 (Day 40) Scot is doing great! His temps have been normal (under 102 for 21 days). His appetite is great, runs, plays with my female. Praise God, my old LIL Scot is back!

The only thing he still has left is a slight nasal noise – used to be very loud. I am still dosing him every day (sometimes I skip a day) and only 3 ML for 2 to 4 hourly doses. Both of my dogs will always have MMS in their drinking water. I also plan on giving him a 2 or 3 ML dose till the slight nasal noise is gone. ‘God and MMS have healed my LIL Scot’.

I am so grateful to all the ones on the forum that have supported me and helped me in the dosing of ‘LIL Scot’. It’s wonderful to know that there are so many people who I have never met, scattered all over the world that care.

Thank you Jim Humble and all my forum friends. What would the world be without you and MMS!

I am truly blessed!

Note:  Paragraph 2 reads as if the dog got sick after MMS started.  Considering the rest of the text, it is presumably an unintended phrasing issue.

One of our farm dogs was attacked by a rogue baboon and suffered some serious bites on his neck and half his scalp being ripped off. we took him to our vets who cleaned the wounds under anaesthetic – they were dubious about his recovery and said I should bnring him back in a few days for some serious stitching up. I took him home and began his treatment – CDS with DMSO hourly. I applied colloidal silver and urine to his scalp wound as they were gentle and not caustic. The healing began within the first day and continued sxteadily – within a week he was completely healed and infection free. I would like to note that he absolutely rejected all the medication provided by the vet and was able to sniff it out no matter how I disguised it with all sorts of treats! He happily lapped up his doses of CDS and DMSO and did not resist at all. I’m sorry I did not take pictures but I am really squeamish and the wounds were quite horrific! So all good and thanks to Jim’s wonderful germ fighter! Yvonne Cook, Johannesburg

We have a little dog who weighs 4 kg and is a toy poodle/maltese cross. After we bought her we never gave her worming paste or immunisation but looked after all that ourselves. When she was one year old she had a fit and we took her to the vet who after blood tests said she had Immune Mediated Haemolytic Anaemia and probably would not live for another two weeks . He wormed her and suggested cortisone. When we asked what the cortisone would do he said that it would suppresse the immune system. We said we would not give her the cortisone and decided to go home and give her MMS. The vet made an appointment for two weeks and also gave us his home number in case we needed to call him. We gave her 1 drop of MMS and 5 drops of citric acid twice a day with an eye dropper. We could see her getting better every day. When we went back in two weeks she bounded in and the vet said that this was not a sick dog. He took more blood tests and said that everything was renewing (not sure of this as we didn’t understand what he meant). When he asked what we did we told him about MMS, his reply – he had heard about it and didn’t think it would work and that it must have been the worming. Really!! Really!! Let’s worm all the patients in hospital with aplastic anaemia?? She is now 7 years old and has never had any problems since. Thank you, Jim.

Hi there. My poodle/bichon cross was having this repeat infection on his stomach that would very quickly overwhelm his system and turn into big crusty matted lumps. Twice the vet gave him antibiotics which worked okay but the infection was back almost immediately the dose was finished. I used 6 drops mms 6 drops 50% citric acid and 1/4 cup water and bathed the sores three times in one day, The sores had improved a little but on the second day I used 10 drops of dmso with the protocol and by day three they were considerably reduced. It took another five days of wiping with the solution twice a day and they were completely gone. THANK YOU JIM…. I WAS TIRED OF EATING BAKED BEANS TO AFFORD THE VET BILLS! A BIG WAGGING TAIL AND LOVING EYES SAYS THANKS TOO.

I am a retired professor.
I used a modified MMS protocol 1000 to cure my faithful, 50-lb dog of a urinary tract infection. We noticed that his urine was very bloody one day in late November, 2014. It was amazing to see his urine as bright red as a stop sign, but he did not exhibit any signs of pain while urinating. The MMS solution was made by diluting the combined 16 drops with 16 ml of water as per protocol. Eight, 2-ml doses were administered daily by drawing 2 ml (containing 2 drops of MMS) of the solution into a plastic, 5-ml syringe without needle. The remaining volume of the syringe was filled with milk to make it more palatable. This dose was injected onto the back of his tongue. He always took it all.
By two full days of treatment, his urine became a lighter red, and it was completely clear after four more days of treatment.

After being introduced to MMS about 8 or 9 years ago, I have used it for a variety of purposes and recommend it to anyone willing to try it, including a friend’s father with prostate cancer. His PSA soon went from very high back to normal.

Having been a Type 1 diabetic for over 50 years, have always been careful about avoiding infections especially in deep wounds. This past year I had occasion to need MMS twice; once to avoid infection from a deep puncture on my foot and on another occasion a severe laceration to my hand, both occurring in semi-stagnant water. Both required trips to the urgent care clinic wherein after sewing things up they prescribed strong oral antibiotics. After feeling the uncomfortable stomach irritation after only one pill following my first trip, I chose to use MMS instead. I used four drops per hour per the Protocol 1000 for a week and never got any hint of infection in either wound. The 4-inch wound in the palm of my hand left no scar to generate any sympathy for me when I tell the story.

Tom Davenport