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An Important Review

The HRP and the Key Protocols offer various options. You
have the exception to the rule (page 70), where if needed
you can move more quickly into Protocol 2000. There is a
fast track option (page 82) for the Starting Procedure. In
Protocol 2000, you’ll find maximum dosage amounts. All
of this would seem to point to the more MMS one takes
the better. This is not necessarily so!

Always remember, it is imperative to follow the Three
Golden Rules of MMS. Your own body will tell you what
your personal ideal dose is. Most people will never get up
to anywhere near the maximum dosage amounts. These
are maximum amounts—they are not a goal. Such
amounts may be needed for some, but not for others.

You may be able to take a certain amount of MMS, say a
3-drop dose for Protocol 1000, for one illness. But then
down the road sometime if you need to repeat the proto-
col, you may find you can only handle 1 drop an hour,
even though last year you did 3 drops an hour with no
problem. Why is this? Our bodies change; different types
of pathogens or toxins, or different amounts of pathogens
or toxins may contribute to varied reactions. Any number
of circumstances and conditions may have bearing on
how much MMS you can tolerate. This is why it is so
important to pay attention to the signals your body is
giving you, and why I want to repeat, it is not a race to
see how much MMS you can take.

Each person is different, for some people a fast track
approach or higher dosing may be needed, and for others,
low dosing brings results. As I have mentioned earlier, we
have had some people with advanced cancers get well on
only 1-drop doses of MMS each hour and low doses of
MMS2, and some on even less, a 1/4 or 1/2 drop dose.