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MMS for animals: a companion guide for the holistic and autonomous treatment of animals with MMS

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1. Verfasser:	Rekelhof, Monika 1959- (VerfasserIn)
Weitere Verfasser:	Gradman, Eric (ÜbersetzerIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English German
Veröffentlicht:	Schnaittach Daniel-Peter-Verlag August 2019
Ausgabe:	Second edition
Schlagworte:	CDL CDS Jim Humble MMS MMS1
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Beschreibung:	405 Seiten Illustrationen 25 cm, 655 g
ISBN:	9783981995411 3981995414

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adam_text	CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS CONTENTS 1 PREFACE BY DR. H. C. ULRIKE HILLGNER ....................................................................... 17 2 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 21 2.1 WHEN DID THIS PROJECT BEGIN? ...................................................................... 28 2.2 HOW DID I FINALLY COME TO WRITE THIS BOOK? ................................................. 32 3 HOLISTIC MEDICINE ..................................................................................................37 3.1 THE WORK AT MY MEDICAL PRACTICE FOR ANIMALS ............................................ 46 4 M MS - THE THEORETICAL PART ................................................................................. 49 4.1 WHAT IS MMS? .............................................................................................. 51 4.1.1 HOW DO I ENVISAGE THE EFFECT OF MMS? ....................................................... 52 4.1.2 WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHLORINE AND CHLORINE DIOXIDE? ................ 56 4.1.3 APPLICATIONS FOR CHLORINE DIOXIDE ............................................................... 58 4.2 LEGAL ASPECTS AND THE DANGERS OF MMS ................................................... 60 4.2.1 HOW SAFE IS MMS? ...................................................................................... 60 4.2.2 LD50 VALUES ...... ......................................................................... 61 4.2.3 UNDERSTANDING MMS .................................................................................. 66 4-3 THE EXAMPLE OF A HAMBURG VETERINARIAN .................................................... 68 4.4 JIM HUMBLE ................................................................................................. 87 4- 5 TYPES OF MMS .............................................................................................. 92 4.5.1 MMS OR MMS 1 ............................................................................................ 92 4.5.2 CHLORINE DIOXIDE SOLUTION (CDS) ................................................................. 93 4.5.3 CDSPLUS................................................................................ 95 4.54 GEFEU SOLUTION ............................................................................................96 4.5.5 MMS GLOBULES ............................................................................................. 97 4.5.6 MMS 2 ........................................................................................................ 97 4.57 TABULAR OVERVIEW OF MMS VARIETIES ............................................................ 99 5 MMS - THE PRACTICAL SECTION ............................................................................... 101 5.1 HOW DO I ACTIVATE MMS? ........................................................................... 103 5.2 QUICK AND SIMPLE PREPARATION OF CDS IN SMALL AMOUNTS ACCORDING TO DR. HARTMUT FISCHER ............................................................................. 104 5.3 PREPARING CDS IN QUANTITY FOR ONESELF ..................................................... 107 5.4 PREPARING A CHLORINE DIOXIDE INFUSION SOLUTION INFUSION (CDI) .................. 110 5- 5 PREPARING A GEFEU SOLUTION .............................. 112 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 6 PRACTICAL INTERACTION WITH MMS ......................................................................... 117 6.1 GENERAL INTERACTION WITH MMS .................................................................. 119 6.1.1 POTENTIAL REACTIONS .................................................................................... 120 6.1.2 ACIDS FOR ACTIVATION .................................................................................... 124 6.1.3 OVERVIEW OF THE ACIDSTABLE ...................................................................... 125 6.1.4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .................................................................................... 126 6.1.5 TIPS AND TRICKS ........................................................................................... 127 6.2 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS (PROTOCOLS) FOR HUMANS .......................................... 132 6.2.1 MMS PROTOCOL 1000 AND APPLICATION (FOR HUMANS) ................................... 132 6.2.2 CDS 101 PROTOCOL ACCORDING TO DR. ANDREAS KALCKER (FOR HUMANS) ... ........ 134 6.2.3 PROTOCOL MMS 1000 + (MMS + MSO AS AN ADJUVANT) FOR HUMANS ............ 135 6.3 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANIMALS ............................................................ 136 6.3.1 EYE AND EARDROPS, AND SPRAY GENERAL ........................................................ 136 6.3.2 EYE AND EARDROPS WITH DMSO ................................................................... 137 6.3.3 WOUND SPRAY GENERAL ..... .......................................................................... 138 6.3 4 WASHES GENERAL .......................................................................................... 138 6.3.5 TABULAR OVERVIEW: STANDARD RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ANIMALS FOR EXTERNAL APPLICATION .................................................................................. 139 6.3.6 INJECTIONS ACCORDING TO DR. ANDREAS KALCKER ............................................. 139 6.4 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL, BY ANIMAL ................................................. 141 6.41 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS DOGS ...................................................................... 141 6.4 2 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS CATS ...................................................................... 142 6.43 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS HORSES .................................................................. 143 6.4.4 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS HARES, RABBITS, GUINEA PIGS, PARROTS ....................... 144 6.4 5 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS BEES ..................................................................... 145 6.4.6 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS PIGEONS ................................................................. 145 6.4.7 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS TICK BITES GENERAL .................................................. 146 6.4.8 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS WOUNDS GENERAL .................................................... 146 6.4.9 TABULAR OVERVIEW: STANDARD GUIDE FOR INTERNAL USAGE WITH ANIMALS ..................................................................... 147 7 LARGE PRACTICAL SECTION: APPLICATIONS ............................................................... 149 7.1 DOG ILLNESS THAT ARE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS ................................ 152 7.1.1 ABSCESS FOLLOWING CASTRATION .................................................................... 152 7.1.2 ALLERGIES .................................................................................................... 153 7.1.3 ANUS, INFLAMED ......................................................................................... 154 7.14 ANAPLASMOSIS ............................................................................................ 154 7.1.5 RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION ACCORDING TO VETERINARIAN DR. SCHRADER ......................................................................... 155 7.1.6 EYE INFECTION ............................................................................................. 156 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 7.1.7 BLADDER INFECTION .................................................................................... 156 7.1.8 LYME DISEASE (BORRELIOSIS) ......................................................................... 157 7.1.9 BORRELIOSIS WITH ALSATIANS ......................................................................... 158 7.1.10 CHRONIC EAR INFECTION ................................................................................. 159 7.1.11 COLISEPSIS REPORT BY VETERINARIAN DR. SCHRADER .......................................... 159 7.1.12 INTESTINAL INFECTIONS ACCORDING TO VETERINARIAN DR. SCHRADER ................... 160 7.1.13 DIARRHEA AND EPILEPSY ............................................................................... 160 7.1.14 ECZEMA, WEEPING ....................................................................................... 161 7.1.15 ECZEMA ...................................................................................................... 162 7.1.16 ECZEMA ON THE SKIN ................................................................................... 163 7.1.17 ECZEMA ON THE NOSE ................................................................................. 163 7.1.18 INFLAMMATION ON THE LEG ........................................................................... 164 7.1.19 EPILEPSY AND DIARRHEA .............................................................................. 165 7.1.20 VOMITING ................................................................................................... 165 7.1.21 FEVER ......................................................................................................... 166 7.1.22 FEVER AND AUTOIMMUNE DISORDER .............................................................. 167 7.1.23 MOUTH ODOR ............................................................................................... 168 7.1.24 GIARDI PARASITES ........................................................................................ 168 7.1.25 GRASS MITES ............................................................................................... 169 7.1.26 SKIN INFECTION, ACCORDING TO VETERINARIAN DR. SCHRADER ............................ 169 7.1.27 HOT SPOTS ....... ........................................................................................... 170 7.1.28 CASTRATION, MALE ....................................................................................... 170 7.1.29 CANCER OF THE LIVER ...................................................................................... 171 7.1.30 CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER - LIVER INFLAMMATION - HEPATITIS ............................... 172 7.1.31 CANINE LEISHMANIOSIS - MEDITERRANEAN DISEASE ....................................... 173 7.1.32 LEISHMANIOSIS TREATMENT WITH GEFEU (GENERAL) ........................................ 175 7.1.33 LEISHMANIOSIS ....................................... 176 7.1.34 CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIOSIS, OPEN EAR .......................................................... 177 7.1.35 LIPOMA ON THE UNDERBELLY ........................................................................ 178 7.1.36 MALIGNANT LYMPHOMA ............................................................................... 178 7.1.37 MITES ......................................................................................................... 179 7.1.38 MULTI RESISTANT GERMS ............................................................................... 180 7.1.39 OPEN AREAS ............................................................................................... 180 7.1.40 OPEN WOUND, PRESUMABLY A STING ............................................................. 181 7.1.41 EAR - MULTIRESISTANT GERMS ........................................................................ 181 7.1.42 EAR INFLAMMATION, CHRONIC ........................................................................ 181 7.1.43 EARACHE ..................................................................................................... 182 7.1.44 OTITIS EXTERNA - INFLAMMATION OF THE OUTER AUDITORY CANAL ...................... 183 7.1.45 PARVOVIRUS ................................................................................................. 183 7.1.46 RUBBER ERASER NOSE ....................... 185 7.1.47 CANINE DISTEMPER .............................. 186 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 7.1.48 STRAY DOG .................................................................................................... 186 7.1.49 TUMOR ON THE EYELID ................................................................................... 187 7.1.50 TUMOR ON THE FORELEG ................................................................................. 187 7.1.51 VAGINAL DISCHARGE, PURULENT ...................................................................... 188 7.1.52 ULCEROUS GUMS AND PHANTOM PREGNANCY .................................................. 189 7.1.53 SWOLLEN TEAT .............................................................................................. 190 7.1.54 KENNEL COUGH ............................................................................................ 190 7.2 CAT DISORDERS THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS ................ 191 7.2.1 AFFLICTIONS OF OLD AGE .................................................................................. 191 7.2.2 INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES .......................................................................... 192 7.2.3 FESTERING EYE ............................................................................................. 192 7.2.4 BLOOD IN THE URINE ............... ...................................................................... 193 7.2.5 COLON CANCER ............................................................................................. 193 7.2.6 DIABETES MELLITUS ...................................................................................... 194 7.2.7 DIARRHEA .................................................................................................... 196 7.2.8 EPILEPSY ..................................................................................................... 197 7.2.9 COLD ........................................................................................................... 197 7.2.10 FELINE IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (FIV) ........................................................ 198 7.2.11 FELINE LEUKOSIS ......................................................................................... 199 7.2.12 ODOR FROM THE MOUTH ........................................ 201 7.2.13 SKIN INFECTION, ACCORDING TO VETERINARIAN DR. SCHRADER ............................ 201 7.2.14 SKIN PROBLEMS ........................................................................................... 202 7.2.15 CAT HEAD COLD (RHINITIS) ............................................................................. 202 72.16 CANCER ..................................................................................................... 204 7.2.17 CANCEROUS ORAL CAVITY 205 7.2.18 LEUKOSIS .................................................................................................. 205 7.2.19 RENAL INSUFFICIENCY (KIDNEY FAILURE) .......................................................... 206 7.2.20 KIDNEY PROBLEMS ............................................................................ 207 7.2.21 PARVOVIRUS AND ALLERGIES .......................................................................... 208 7.2.22 FUNGUS ...................................................................................................... 209 7 2.23 PIDDLES IN THE APARTMENT .......................................................................... 210 7.2.24 STREPTOCOCCI ............................................................................................ 210 7.2.25 TOXOPLASMOSIS ........................................................................................... 211 7.2.26 UNKNOWN PROBLEM ..................................................................................... 211 7.2.27 DIGESTION PROBLEMS .................................................................................. 213 7.2.28 TOOTH INFLAMMATION .................................................................................. 213 7-3 EQUINE DISORDERS THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS ........... 214 7.3.1 ABSCESS ...................................................................................................... 214 7.3 2 BREATHING PROBLEM ............................................... 214 7.3 3 EYE INFLAMMATION ........................................................... 216 7.3.4 CUSHING SYNDROME ...................................................................................... 217 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 7.3.5 EORTH - PAINFUL TOOTH DISEASE ................................................................. 218 7.3.6 GRASS MITES ................................................................................................ 221 7.3.7 GRASS MITES, ITCHING .................................................................................. 222 7.3.8 HOOF CANCER ................................................................................. 223 7.3.9 LAMINITIS ................................................................................................... 228 7.3.10 LAMINITIS DUE TO POISONING ....................................................................... 229 7.3.11 LIP TORN OFF .................................... 230 7.3.12 PASTERN DERMATITIS/MUD FEVER WITH FOALS ................................................ 231 7.3.13 PENIS SWOLLEN ............................................................................................ 232 7.3.14 BLOW TO THE SHOULDER ................................................................................ 233 7.3.15 SUMMER ECZEMA ....................................................................................... 232 7.3.16 INJURY TO THE LEG ........................................................................................ 234 73.17 WARTS ... .................................................................................................... 234 7.3.18 WOUND FOLLOWING A FALL ............................................................................. 235 7.3.19 TOOTH INFLAMMATION ................................................................................. 235 7 4 RABBIT AILMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS ........... 236 7.4.1 ABSCESS ...... .............................................................................................. 236 7.4.2 CHEEK SWOLLEN .......................................................................................... 236 7.4.3 CUNICULI ..................................................................................................... 237 7.4.4 CANCER ....................................................................................................... 238 7.4.5 HEAD COLD ................................................................................................. 238 7.4.6 TUMOR/CANCER ....................................... 238 7 4 7 WOUND ON THE ANUS ... .............................................................................. 240 7 5 ALPACA MALADIES THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS .......... 241 7.51 DIARRHEA .................................................................................................... 241 7 5 2 SKIN PROBLEMS .......................................................................................... 241 7-6 COW AND CALF DISORDERS THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS .................................................................................... 242 7.6.1 ABSCESS ..................................................................................................... 243 7.6.2 DIARRHEA, CALVES ........................................................................................ 243 7.6.3 BOVINE MASTITIS ......................................................................................... 244 7 6.4 BOVINE MASTITIS, MILK YIELD ...................................................................... 245 7.7 ASSORTED ANIMAL SPECIES, AILMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS .................................................................... 249 7 7.1 MOUSE WITH A TUMOR ................................................................................ 249 7.7.2 ENCEPHALITIS, GUINEA PIGS ......................................................................... 249 7.7.3 RATS .......................................................................................................... 250 7.7.4 TREATMENT OF POULTRY ................................................................................ 250 MAREK S DISEASE .................................................................. 251 7.7.5 PARAKEET WITH POISONING .......................................................................... 252 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 8 COMPLEMENTARY REMEDIES ................................................................................. 255 S.I DMSO ........................................................................... - ........................... 257 8.2 SWEDISH BITTERS ......................................................................................... 263 8.3 ZEOLITE ...................................................................................................... 264 8.4 BENTONITE ......................................................... 8.4.1 DETOXIFICATION WITH THE MINERAL CLAY BENTONITE 8.4.2 BENTONITE: THE IDEAL DIARRHETIC MEDICINE 267 268 269 8.5 PLANT TINCTURES - PHYTOTHERAPY .................................................................. 271 8.6 OPC - THE ACTIVE INGREDIENT IN GRAPE SEED EXTRACT ................................... 273 8.7 BORAX ........................................................................................................ 275 8.8 MUMIJO ...................................................................................................... 277 8.9 MORINGA OLEIFERA ....................................................................................... 278 8.10 COLLOIDAL SILVER .......................................................................................... 282 8.11 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE ................................................................................... 282 8.12 MAGNESIUM SULFATE .................................................................................. 284 8.13 MMS GOLD ................................................................................................. 284 9 NUTRITION ............................................................................................................. 289 10 CONVENTIONAL METHODS OF TREATMENT .............................................................. 399 10.1 INOCULATION ................................................................................................ 301 10.2 DEWORMING ............................................................................................. 305 10.3 TICKS AND FLEAS ......................................................................................... 308 11 RESULTS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ............................................................................ 311 11.1 UGANDA RED CROSS: MALARIA STUDY WITH MMS ............................................ 313 11.2 CHLORINE DIOXIDE STUDIES BY DRINKING WATER RESEARCHERS CONFIRM SAFETY ........................................................................................... 315 11.3 CHLORINE DIOXIDE STUDY WHO .................................................................... 316 11.31 DEATH AS A SIDE EFFECT ............................................................................... 317 11.3.2 ARD NEWS ................................................................................................. 321 11.3.3 EBOLA ........................................................................................................ 322 11.3.4 STUDY CHLORINE DIOXIDE AND MOSQUITO BITES ............................................. 323 11.3.5 THE STORY OF DR. KURT-WILHELM STAHL ........................................................ 324 11.36 SOLUMIUM ................................................................................................ 327 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 12 PATENTS FOR CHLORINE DIOXIDE .............................................................................. 329 13 THE RAINBOW BRIDGE ............................................................................................ 335 13.1 WHEN ANIMALS DECIDE TO DEPART, OR GREETINGS FROM RAINBOWLAND .......... 338 14 ANIMAL COMMUNICATION ...................................................................................... 351 14.1 WHAT DO ANIMALS WISH TO SHOW HUMANS? ................................................. 354 14.2 HOW DOES ANIMAL COMMUNICATION WORK? A PRIMER ................................. 367 14.3 HOW DID I BEGIN WITH ANIMAL COMMUNICATION? ........................................ 369 15 BIBLIOGRAPHY ........................................................................................................ 371 16 EXPLANATIONS OF ABBREVIATIONS AND FORMULAS .................................................. 377 17 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ............................................................................................ 381 18 LIST OF PRACTITIONERS ........................................................................................... 387 19 BLUE SOCKS .......................................................................................................... 393 20 KEYWORD INDEX ................................................................................................... 399
adam_txt	CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS CONTENTS 1 PREFACE BY DR. H. C. ULRIKE HILLGNER . 17 2 INTRODUCTION . 21 2.1 WHEN DID THIS PROJECT BEGIN? . 28 2.2 HOW DID I FINALLY COME TO WRITE THIS BOOK? . 32 3 HOLISTIC MEDICINE .37 3.1 THE WORK AT MY MEDICAL PRACTICE FOR ANIMALS . 46 4 M MS - THE THEORETICAL PART . 49 4.1 WHAT IS MMS? . 51 4.1.1 HOW DO I ENVISAGE THE EFFECT OF MMS? . 52 4.1.2 WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHLORINE AND CHLORINE DIOXIDE? . 56 4.1.3 APPLICATIONS FOR CHLORINE DIOXIDE . 58 4.2 LEGAL ASPECTS AND THE "DANGERS" OF MMS . 60 4.2.1 HOW SAFE IS MMS? . 60 4.2.2 LD50 VALUES . . 61 4.2.3 UNDERSTANDING MMS . 66 4-3 THE EXAMPLE OF A HAMBURG VETERINARIAN . 68 4.4 JIM HUMBLE . 87 4- 5 TYPES OF MMS . 92 4.5.1 MMS OR MMS 1 . 92 4.5.2 CHLORINE DIOXIDE SOLUTION (CDS) . 93 4.5.3 CDSPLUS. 95 4.54 GEFEU SOLUTION .96 4.5.5 MMS GLOBULES . 97 4.5.6 MMS 2 . 97 4.57 TABULAR OVERVIEW OF MMS VARIETIES . 99 5 MMS - THE PRACTICAL SECTION . 101 5.1 HOW DO I ACTIVATE MMS? . 103 5.2 QUICK AND SIMPLE PREPARATION OF CDS IN SMALL AMOUNTS ACCORDING TO DR. HARTMUT FISCHER . 104 5.3 PREPARING CDS IN QUANTITY FOR ONESELF . 107 5.4 PREPARING A CHLORINE DIOXIDE INFUSION SOLUTION INFUSION (CDI) . 110 5- 5 PREPARING A GEFEU SOLUTION . 112 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 6 PRACTICAL INTERACTION WITH MMS . 117 6.1 GENERAL INTERACTION WITH MMS . 119 6.1.1 POTENTIAL REACTIONS . 120 6.1.2 ACIDS FOR ACTIVATION . 124 6.1.3 OVERVIEW OF THE ACIDSTABLE . 125 6.1.4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS . 126 6.1.5 TIPS AND TRICKS . 127 6.2 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS (PROTOCOLS) FOR HUMANS . 132 6.2.1 MMS PROTOCOL 1000 AND APPLICATION (FOR HUMANS) . 132 6.2.2 CDS 101 PROTOCOL ACCORDING TO DR. ANDREAS KALCKER (FOR HUMANS) . . 134 6.2.3 PROTOCOL MMS 1000 + (MMS + MSO AS AN ADJUVANT) FOR HUMANS . 135 6.3 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANIMALS . 136 6.3.1 EYE AND EARDROPS, AND SPRAY GENERAL . 136 6.3.2 EYE AND EARDROPS WITH DMSO . 137 6.3.3 WOUND SPRAY GENERAL . . 138 6.3 4 WASHES GENERAL . 138 6.3.5 TABULAR OVERVIEW: STANDARD RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ANIMALS FOR EXTERNAL APPLICATION . 139 6.3.6 INJECTIONS ACCORDING TO DR. ANDREAS KALCKER . 139 6.4 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL, BY ANIMAL . 141 6.41 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS DOGS . 141 6.4 2 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS CATS . 142 6.43 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS HORSES . 143 6.4.4 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS HARES, RABBITS, GUINEA PIGS, PARROTS . 144 6.4 5 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS BEES . 145 6.4.6 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS PIGEONS . 145 6.4.7 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS TICK BITES GENERAL . 146 6.4.8 STANDARD INSTRUCTIONS WOUNDS GENERAL . 146 6.4.9 TABULAR OVERVIEW: STANDARD GUIDE FOR INTERNAL USAGE WITH ANIMALS . 147 7 LARGE PRACTICAL SECTION: APPLICATIONS . 149 7.1 DOG ILLNESS THAT ARE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS . 152 7.1.1 ABSCESS FOLLOWING CASTRATION . 152 7.1.2 ALLERGIES . 153 7.1.3 ANUS, INFLAMED . 154 7.14 ANAPLASMOSIS . 154 7.1.5 RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION ACCORDING TO VETERINARIAN DR. SCHRADER . 155 7.1.6 EYE INFECTION . 156 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 7.1.7 BLADDER INFECTION . 156 7.1.8 LYME DISEASE (BORRELIOSIS) . 157 7.1.9 BORRELIOSIS WITH ALSATIANS . 158 7.1.10 CHRONIC EAR INFECTION . 159 7.1.11 COLISEPSIS REPORT BY VETERINARIAN DR. SCHRADER . 159 7.1.12 INTESTINAL INFECTIONS ACCORDING TO VETERINARIAN DR. SCHRADER . 160 7.1.13 DIARRHEA AND EPILEPSY . 160 7.1.14 ECZEMA, WEEPING . 161 7.1.15 ECZEMA . 162 7.1.16 ECZEMA ON THE SKIN . 163 7.1.17 ECZEMA ON THE NOSE . 163 7.1.18 INFLAMMATION ON THE LEG . 164 7.1.19 EPILEPSY AND DIARRHEA . 165 7.1.20 VOMITING . 165 7.1.21 FEVER . 166 7.1.22 FEVER AND AUTOIMMUNE DISORDER . 167 7.1.23 MOUTH ODOR . 168 7.1.24 GIARDI PARASITES . 168 7.1.25 GRASS MITES . 169 7.1.26 SKIN INFECTION, ACCORDING TO VETERINARIAN DR. SCHRADER . 169 7.1.27 HOT SPOTS . . 170 7.1.28 CASTRATION, MALE . 170 7.1.29 CANCER OF THE LIVER . 171 7.1.30 CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER - LIVER INFLAMMATION - HEPATITIS . 172 7.1.31 CANINE LEISHMANIOSIS - MEDITERRANEAN DISEASE . 173 7.1.32 LEISHMANIOSIS TREATMENT WITH GEFEU (GENERAL) . 175 7.1.33 LEISHMANIOSIS . 176 7.1.34 CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIOSIS, OPEN EAR . 177 7.1.35 LIPOMA ON THE UNDERBELLY . 178 7.1.36 MALIGNANT LYMPHOMA . 178 7.1.37 MITES . 179 7.1.38 MULTI RESISTANT GERMS . 180 7.1.39 OPEN AREAS . 180 7.1.40 OPEN WOUND, PRESUMABLY A STING . 181 7.1.41 EAR - MULTIRESISTANT GERMS . 181 7.1.42 EAR INFLAMMATION, CHRONIC . 181 7.1.43 EARACHE . 182 7.1.44 OTITIS EXTERNA - INFLAMMATION OF THE OUTER AUDITORY CANAL . 183 7.1.45 PARVOVIRUS . 183 7.1.46 RUBBER ERASER NOSE . 185 7.1.47 CANINE DISTEMPER . 186 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 7.1.48 STRAY DOG . 186 7.1.49 TUMOR ON THE EYELID . 187 7.1.50 TUMOR ON THE FORELEG . 187 7.1.51 VAGINAL DISCHARGE, PURULENT . 188 7.1.52 ULCEROUS GUMS AND PHANTOM PREGNANCY . 189 7.1.53 SWOLLEN TEAT . 190 7.1.54 KENNEL COUGH . 190 7.2 CAT DISORDERS THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS . 191 7.2.1 AFFLICTIONS OF OLD AGE . 191 7.2.2 INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES . 192 7.2.3 FESTERING EYE . 192 7.2.4 BLOOD IN THE URINE . . 193 7.2.5 COLON CANCER . 193 7.2.6 DIABETES MELLITUS . 194 7.2.7 DIARRHEA . 196 7.2.8 EPILEPSY . 197 7.2.9 COLD . 197 7.2.10 FELINE IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (FIV) . 198 7.2.11 FELINE LEUKOSIS . 199 7.2.12 ODOR FROM THE MOUTH . 201 7.2.13 SKIN INFECTION, ACCORDING TO VETERINARIAN DR. SCHRADER . 201 7.2.14 SKIN PROBLEMS . 202 7.2.15 CAT HEAD COLD (RHINITIS) . 202 72.16 CANCER . 204 7.2.17 CANCEROUS ORAL CAVITY 205 7.2.18 LEUKOSIS . 205 7.2.19 RENAL INSUFFICIENCY (KIDNEY FAILURE) . 206 7.2.20 KIDNEY PROBLEMS . 207 7.2.21 PARVOVIRUS AND ALLERGIES . 208 7.2.22 FUNGUS . 209 7 2.23 PIDDLES IN THE APARTMENT . 210 7.2.24 STREPTOCOCCI . 210 7.2.25 TOXOPLASMOSIS . 211 7.2.26 UNKNOWN PROBLEM . 211 7.2.27 DIGESTION PROBLEMS . 213 7.2.28 TOOTH INFLAMMATION . 213 7-3 EQUINE DISORDERS THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS . 214 7.3.1 ABSCESS . 214 7.3 2 BREATHING PROBLEM . 214 7.3 3 EYE INFLAMMATION . 216 7.3.4 CUSHING SYNDROME . 217 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 7.3.5 EORTH - PAINFUL TOOTH DISEASE . 218 7.3.6 GRASS MITES . 221 7.3.7 GRASS MITES, ITCHING . 222 7.3.8 HOOF CANCER . 223 7.3.9 LAMINITIS . 228 7.3.10 LAMINITIS DUE TO POISONING . 229 7.3.11 LIP TORN OFF . 230 7.3.12 PASTERN DERMATITIS/MUD FEVER WITH FOALS . 231 7.3.13 PENIS SWOLLEN . 232 7.3.14 BLOW TO THE SHOULDER . 233 7.3.15 SUMMER ECZEMA . 232 7.3.16 INJURY TO THE LEG . 234 73.17 WARTS . . 234 7.3.18 WOUND FOLLOWING A FALL . 235 7.3.19 TOOTH INFLAMMATION . 235 7 4 RABBIT AILMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS . 236 7.4.1 ABSCESS . . 236 7.4.2 CHEEK SWOLLEN . 236 7.4.3 CUNICULI . 237 7.4.4 CANCER . 238 7.4.5 HEAD COLD . 238 7.4.6 TUMOR/CANCER . 238 7 4 7 WOUND ON THE ANUS . . 240 7 5 ALPACA MALADIES THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS . 241 7.51 DIARRHEA . 241 7 5 2 SKIN PROBLEMS . 241 7-6 COW AND CALF DISORDERS THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS . 242 7.6.1 ABSCESS . 243 7.6.2 DIARRHEA, CALVES . 243 7.6.3 BOVINE MASTITIS . 244 7 6.4 BOVINE MASTITIS, MILK YIELD . 245 7.7 ASSORTED ANIMAL SPECIES, AILMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH MMS . 249 7 7.1 MOUSE WITH A TUMOR . 249 7.7.2 ENCEPHALITIS, GUINEA PIGS . 249 7.7.3 RATS . 250 7.7.4 TREATMENT OF POULTRY . 250 MAREK'S DISEASE . 251 7.7.5 PARAKEET WITH POISONING . 252 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 8 COMPLEMENTARY REMEDIES . 255 S.I DMSO . - . 257 8.2 SWEDISH BITTERS . 263 8.3 ZEOLITE . 264 8.4 BENTONITE . 8.4.1 DETOXIFICATION WITH THE MINERAL CLAY BENTONITE 8.4.2 BENTONITE: THE IDEAL DIARRHETIC MEDICINE 267 268 269 8.5 PLANT TINCTURES - PHYTOTHERAPY . 271 8.6 OPC - THE ACTIVE INGREDIENT IN GRAPE SEED EXTRACT . 273 8.7 BORAX . 275 8.8 MUMIJO . 277 8.9 MORINGA OLEIFERA . 278 8.10 COLLOIDAL SILVER . 282 8.11 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE . 282 8.12 MAGNESIUM SULFATE . 284 8.13 MMS GOLD . 284 9 NUTRITION . 289 10 CONVENTIONAL METHODS OF TREATMENT . 399 10.1 INOCULATION . 301 10.2 DEWORMING . 305 10.3 TICKS AND FLEAS . 308 11 RESULTS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH . 311 11.1 UGANDA RED CROSS: MALARIA STUDY WITH MMS . 313 11.2 CHLORINE DIOXIDE STUDIES BY DRINKING WATER RESEARCHERS CONFIRM SAFETY . 315 11.3 CHLORINE DIOXIDE STUDY WHO . 316 11.31 DEATH AS A SIDE EFFECT . 317 11.3.2 ARD NEWS . 321 11.3.3 EBOLA . 322 11.3.4 STUDY CHLORINE DIOXIDE AND MOSQUITO BITES . 323 11.3.5 THE STORY OF DR. KURT-WILHELM STAHL . 324 11.36 SOLUMIUM . 327 CONTENTS * MMS FOR ANIMALS 12 PATENTS FOR CHLORINE DIOXIDE . 329 13 THE RAINBOW BRIDGE . 335 13.1 WHEN ANIMALS DECIDE TO DEPART, OR GREETINGS FROM RAINBOWLAND . 338 14 ANIMAL COMMUNICATION . 351 14.1 WHAT DO ANIMALS WISH TO SHOW HUMANS? . 354 14.2 HOW DOES ANIMAL COMMUNICATION WORK? A PRIMER . 367 14.3 HOW DID I BEGIN WITH ANIMAL COMMUNICATION? . 369 15 BIBLIOGRAPHY . 371 16 EXPLANATIONS OF ABBREVIATIONS AND FORMULAS . 377 17 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . 381 18 LIST OF PRACTITIONERS . 387 19 BLUE SOCKS . 393 20 KEYWORD INDEX . 399
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