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Chapter 7 – HRP and Various Diseases                    113

           Mold/Fungus Protocol, first, before continuing on to Proto-
           col 1000 and following the HRP as needed (always ob-
           serving the Three Golden Rules). When finished with the
           Mold/Fungus Protocol, simultaneously as you begin Proto-
           col 1000, start the Lung Protocol (the Cup) see page 159.

           Crohn’s Disease: Begin with the Starting Procedure and
           continue following the HRP (always observing the Three
           Golden Rules). Enemas, and if possible some colonics, can
           help. In the case of this particular disease, get started on
           the enemas or colonics as soon you are accustomed to
           doing the protocols. It is best to start with an enema or
           two  to  see  how  it  goes  (see  page  148).  If  you  notice
           improvement, continue as long as you are doing better.
           Do not do enemas or colonics for Crohn’s disease without
           including MMS1 drops. If the first enema goes well, you
           can increase the number of MMS1 drops in the next few
           enemas according to the instructions. If doing colonics,
           follow  the  instructions  on  page  152.  Keep  in  mind  a
           colonic is really a super enema and it does clean the colon
           more efficiently. Remember the Three Golden Rules of
           MMS still apply, especially if you are getting better, don't
           change anything.

           Dengue Fever: Follow the protocol for dengue fever on
           page 190.

           Dental Issues: Do the Brushing Teeth Procedure (see
           page 73). Simultaneously, begin with the Starting Proce-
           dure and continue following the HRP (always observing
           the Three Golden Rules).


           Depression: Begin with the Starting Procedure and con-
           tinue  following  the  HRP  (always  observing  the  Three
           Golden  Rules) until  well.  If  needed,  continue  with  the
           program  for  Diseases  Generally  Considered  Incurable
           section (see page 117).
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