How I Healed a Bone Marrow Infection with MMS, Ozone Therapy, and Hyperbaric Oxygen

In Ecuador, I was the victim of a violent home invasion. Five armed men broke into my home, and I was shot in the arm. The bullet shattered part of my ulna, and I lost bone tissue. At the hospital, surgeons implanted a metal rod running from my elbow up through the ulna.

What I didn’t know at the time was that the surgical rod had been contaminated—most likely in the operating room—with at least three strains of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

Later, when I moved to a private hospital for further treatment and bone grafting, tests revealed that my bone marrow was infected. All plans for recovery had to be put on hold. For the next two and a half months, I was put under full anesthesia every third day to have the wound cleaned. I was also given aggressive intravenous and oral antibiotics daily.

Despite the intensity of this treatment, nothing worked. The infection persisted. Eventually, the lead infectologist told me there was no other option left—they would have to amputate the arm.

Instead, I left for Colombia.

There, I began an intensive natural protocol. I used intravenous ozone therapy once daily (the HODNI method), did two one-hour hyperbaric oxygen sessions per day, and took 15 drops of MMS every hour.

Within two and a half weeks, new biopsies confirmed the infection was gone. No antibiotics were necessary. The doctors were stunned.

I can’t say for certain what role MMS played. Whether it was the decisive factor in clearing the infection, one part of the equation, or had no effect at all—I don’t know. But I believe it’s worth sharing this protocol, especially for those facing serious infections, resistant pathogens, or life-altering choices like amputation. If someone’s fighting sepsis or chronic infection and has run out of conventional options, this information might be useful.

Note from Team Jim Humble:  15 drops an HOUR is a very strong dose! Odds are that MMS played a role in the resolution of the problem. Ozone and Hyperbaric treatments would also have contributed to the resolution. Usually, one 15 drop dose will resolve malaria.