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should begin on Protocol 1000 which he should continue
by following the instructions in this book, increasing or
going to the next protocol as is suggested in the Health
Recovery Plan (HRP). He can stop taking MMS1 when the
malaria is gone, unless an additional sickness or disease
is present which would also indicate continuing to do
Protocol 1000 and following the Three Golden Rules of
MMS.

Notes

† As I mentioned above, the standard MMS1 dosage of
two 18-drop doses will most often eradicate malaria. If you
find the need to keep giving MMS1 doses, as I have
explained above, this may be necessary for a variety of
reasons. There can be many factors involved in the equa-
tion which would necessitate continuing with MMS1. For
example, one major reason could be that the malaria
victim also has another disease—or even multiple illness-
es—in addition to malaria, and this would require more
MMS1, and possibly MMS2.

† In addition, keep in mind all the reasons why MMS
might not be having an effect as outlined in Chapter 8 of
this book. Thankfully, malaria is knocked out very quickly
with MMS1, nevertheless the person should not be eating
or drinking things that are not compatible with MMS1 while
taking their doses and so on. Remember, if MMS1 seems
to not be working—there could be many reasons why. So
in a case where MMS1 seems to not be working the best
course of action would be for the person to start on
Protocol 1000 at 1 activated drop per hour and follow
through as given in the protocol instructions according to
the Health Recovery Plan.

† There have been cases where someone still had malaria
the next day and it was discovered that they didn’t like the
taste and spit the dose out without anyone knowing. If the