Hi

I have read that you need to reach "saturation level" to eradicate Herpes because it lives so close to the skin's surface. How will I know I've reached that level? Is it when the nausea and diarrhea goes away?
My current dosage is 15 drops three times a day. I have diarrhea almost all the time, and I'm nauseous for an hour or more after taking the dose. I have been taking this much for one week.
Am I supposed to continue this dosage until the nausea and diarrhea are gone? Would that be my indication that the herpes virus is gone?

And a couple more concerns... Through the course of my MMS treatment, there have been three occasions when stomach cramps and diarrhea were so severe that I took some vitamin C and drank a lot of water to stop it. I then backed down about 4 drops in dosage for a couple of days and then bravely kept increasing the dosage. That was okay to do, right?

And lastly, MMS tastes horrible. We all know this. But I find that if I can swallow it down while holding my nose, then take a spoonful of apple sauce, I don't taste it as much. I am assuming homemade apple sauce is okay since it shouldn't have much vitamin C. Anyone know if this is right?

You need to go to Jim Humble's website and read it thoroughly. You obviously have been misinformed.

www.jimhumble.biz

You never take mms to the level of diarrhea and nausea. If it should happen you are to reduce your dosage to a level you can tolerate comfortably, usually the last dosage that did not cause these symptoms.

There are now new protocols for taking mms in much lower dosages but more frequently and they are at the above website also.

I cannot say for how long for Herpes. I have heard from several weeks to several months but I suppose it would depend on how much you have and how deeply it is located in the nerves and how many other toxins need to be booted out of the way before it can reach it.

Meanwhile, if an outbreak occurs application of Lugol's iodine is reported to stop it pretty quick, although the topical healing process of scabbing etc is about the same.

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