Mole removed after topical MMS application

Date Created: September 17, 2010

17.09.10 – skin cancer? Altered liver spots …

Hello folks, I’ve now learned various things with MMS. A few weeks ago, I eliminated a suspicious mole on my thigh.

The mole changed in recent months. It expanded, was dark and looked something like a spider. It was also slightly raised.

A friend said it does not look good.

I had no official skin cancer diagnosis. Now I’m the suspicious spot 3 days, drizzled with unactivated MMS1 (only 1 drop)

and left it on for about 2-3 minutes. After about 1 minute it started to burn like fire. After 3 days I stopped because because an open wound developed. After another day the site was scabbed, after 7 days the scab fell off along with the mole.

That was at the beginning of August. Now, at the end of September you can only see a slight reddening.

I am glad that I used MMS.

-Anonymous-

FYI: Old Protocols

In the early days of MMS, a common protocol involved taking a 15-drop dose 3 times a day. This has long since been improved in various ways. Some of the older testimonials will talk about these 15-drop doses. Overall today it is not suggested to take such large doses in one shot, but rather much lower doses and on an hourly basis—which provides a more gentle and steady approach. Full details on how to properly use the various protocols can be found in the MMS Health Recovery Guidebook.

Mole removed after topical MMS application

FYI: Old Protocols

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