My 85 year old dad has lip cancer. He has been told it has not spread to any other part of his body which is the good news. However he has become very depressed due to the large weepy growth on his lip and has stopped going out as he doesn't like anyone staring at him. I am very wary about introducing him to MMS as not sure he will stick to the rules but do feel he has nothing to lose and only everything to gain if he uses it topically. Before I get some sent to him can anyone help with the following questions:

1. How many drops should I recommend? There should be no confusion with drops and activator as I can get in the UK a travel set that has it made up and is used 1:1.

2. Should he put this into a bottle spray or just dab it on - if so what type and diluted by how much water?

3. How often should he use this?

Don't want him to make any mistakes so want to write some very clear instructions for him.

Thanks

My friend swears that she cured a skin cancer with topical mms. I don't know... there was no "official" diagnosis.. but others have also claimed cure.

I would put it on topically full strength, let it sit for 3 minutes then risnse off.

You may also be interested in theis forum.

www.topicalinfo.com

there are lots of alternative treatments for skin cancer here.

You did not say what type of skin cancer he has... that would determine other recommendations.

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Hi Arrowwind09,

Thanks very much for the quick response. Can you clarify what full strength equates to in number of drops?

Thanks

Xiomara