Diarrhea getting worse

Hi. A good friend did protocol 1000 last winter. She did alright a few days with 3 drops, but then the diarrhea came.
So she went back to 2 drops with no problems.
After a few weeks on the 2 drops, the diarrhea suddenly startet again, so she had to cut back to 1/1,5 drop.
Then after a few weeks the diarrhea came back again on only 1 drop.

So everytime she has been taking the same amount of drops for a few weeks, she experience diarrhea.

Is this normal for some people?
I thought the body would be better to tolerate the mms, and could take more drops as the toxins and pathogens is cleaned out? But with my friend it seems to be the other way around?
Any idea why this happens?

Thanks!

Your friend wouldn't happen to be activating MMS with citric acid, would she?

No, she is using HCl.
She is taking meds for high blood pressure and diabetes. Could that have an impact?

It is possible that the residual MMS in MMS1 is causing the problem. As you may know MMS1 is only 10% activated and stomach acid may activate the residual MMS. CDH is 50% activated and CDS is fully activated.

I would try CDH or CDS and see if that makes a difference.

Thanks!

I have thought about CDS too! I'll try that!

Please let us know if that works. Equivalent dosing will be tricky to know.

One drop of MMS contains 6.7 mg of CLO2, but we don't know how much can be extracted when residual MMS is in stomach acid. That dosage also assumes the user's dropper actually dispenses 24 drops to the milliliter or 0.042 ml per drop.

If all the CLO2 in 1 drop of MMS is extracted, then you would use 2.2ml of 3000 ppm CDS because there are 3mg of CLO2 in each milliliter of 3000 ppm CDS.

As usual, start ingesting CDS with low dosing and slowly increase each day or so.

www.mmsinfo.org/infosheets/CDS_CDH_and_Protocols-2.pdf

Previous testing used 24 drops to the milliliter because that is the standard Jim used. Today he uses the more common standard of 20 drops per milliliter or drop size of 0.05 ml.

To get around the inaccurate drop method of dosing, we instead should be dosing by milligrams of CLO2.