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that is not a problem. Try holding a smaller amount,
it’s sometimes easier, then repeat.

Notes

† If you start with a 5-drop solution, do that once or
twice and then do a 10-drop solution, and so on.

† You can go as high as 20 to 30 drops if you work up
to it, but do not continue if it causes problems.

† You can do 2 to 3 enemas a day.

† If you see improvement after doing 4 or 5 enemas,
keep doing enemas until there is no further indication of
improvement. But if there is no improvement after 4 or 5
enemas, do not continue with them. As I said, enemas can
be a very important part of health recovery; however, I do
not suggest prolonged use of enemas as they can be hard
on the body. In this case, if you do not see any signs of
progress after 4 or 5 enemas, do not continue. Go on to
the next protocol or procedure outlined in the Health
Recovery Plan.

Exception: If you are on other protocols and fighting a
life-threatening disease, you can increase the drops in the
enema accordingly. For example, if you are one of those
people who is tolerating a larger amount of MMS1—say
you are taking 9 to 12 drops or more an hour in your oral
dose—then you may be able to increase the amount of
MMS1 you put in your enema bag. But do not go beyond
60 drops in 1000 ml (1 liter/quart) of water per enema.
Remember, this is the exception, not the rule.

Good results have been obtained with prostate and blad-
der problems with enemas, as well as many other prob-
lems.