AMAS Test Levels Decrease After MMS Protocol Use

Dear Jim,

In 1997 I was diagnosed with a Gleason 7 prostate cancer having a 1.5 cm tumor.

My healing modalities at the time did not include mainstream medicine but was expensive. For the last 6 years my AMAS tests were negative.

July this year my AMAS test had a Net Tag of 158 which was elevated cancer; on Aug. 2 the Net Tag was 181 and finally on Sept. 21, 2011 my Net Tag was reduced to 81 which is very low and well in the normal range.

I used MMS1 and MMS2 protocols with MMS enemas.

What cost me last time over $50,000 I did this time for $50.-.

I am ever so grateful for your work, Jim, facing challenges with tenacity and bringing a better and better understanding to how MMS works.

On your old program I got rid of a stubborn case of candida [yes, us men have that too] where for 10 years I tried everything and nothing worked until I took MMS for 3 weeks and the follow-up tests had me clear.

I had a hard time taking the MMS the old way and was delighted to be able to take it in capsules now.

I encourage anyone with a serious disease to study MMS; it helped me two times so far.

I will now stay on a maintenance protocol. The above mentioned tests and my daily MMS consumption protocol are available on request.

Many thanks again

John Bastian