Jim Humble’s new book has a section for treating animals.   [End]
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In his explanation of fungus, Jim Humble says the clay will not be activated without petroleum jelly. He describes the sensations I feel and describes how applying MMS and DMSO makes the skin more painful and sore the more you apply it, when fungus is present, as happens to me. The question just this day in my mind is, I think there are likely more scenarios than that. A newer topic than mine mentions a need for taurine. So, I am convinced MMS has the answer for me. Just need to figure out the skin.   [End]
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I started a thread about my skin condition here. http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1828718#i I think I need to try your proposed solution for myself.   [End]
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I put the Indian clay mixture on one part of my body for over a week. That part of the body does not itch or feel painful if I put on the MMS mixture. Which is a clue that the information I took from Jim Humble’s site may apply to my situation. But I need more input if I am to do this right.   [End]
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When I first began to use MMS, I also mixed 10 drops of MMS, 10 drops of 50% citric acid and after 20 seconds mixed in 1 tablespoon of DMSO and let it sit 3 minutes. I spread it over a leg then later did another arm or leg, belly, etc. two times per day. But it tingled and itched at first, being very uncomfortable. Each time I applied the mixture, it became more and more painful. I saw a pattern of red lines all over the areas the mixture had been spread. Likely the pattern covers my entire body. I concluded from reading Jim Humble’s writing that I have a fungus. He recommends using Indian ...
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