My name is Vicky and I live in Sabiñánigo (Huesca). I would like to tell you about my experience with a 10-year-old dog called Lupa. We used MMS, DMSO and kalanchoe after diagnosing her with a malignant neoplasm with aggressive behaviour and a high metastatic potential. Final diagnosis: productive osteosarcoma.

In May 2017, the dog began to limp. An x-ray was taken and the vet attributed it to age-related hip wear. A month later, one of her hind legs became swollen and her condition worsened rapidly. Another x-ray was taken and the cause was attributed to a fracture she had as a puppy, so she was given anti-inflammatory treatment for a month. Not only did her condition worsen, but she stopped putting weight on her leg. At the beginning of September, a biopsy was taken and we were told that it looked like osteosarcoma.

On September 15th they confirmed the result giving us the following options:

* 3-4 weeks without treatment, suffering a lot, they recommend morphine patches (not given).
* 4 months after amputating the leg.
* 1 year amputating the leg and giving him chemotherapy.

All three options have the same final result: the death of the dog.

We ruled out all three options and immediately began the maximum treatment that could be given with MMS.

The dog never stopped eating for a single day (she was motivated with more appetizing food) although her mood was quite low.

Within a week she began to improve noticeably. After 15 days the dog began to put weight on her leg and a month later, without missing a single day of treatment and being very consistent, the dog was running, the swelling in her leg began to decrease noticeably (more or less 60/70%) and her mood was fantastic.

We continued with the treatment for the 3 months that were prescribed. Two complete tests were carried out with good results. The swelling that remains in the paw is almost unnoticeable and is a result of the biopsy.

- Treatment given to Lupa for 3 months, weighing 27 kilos:

• Orally: We took a completely dry and opaque bottle, added 26 drops of 25% sodium chlorite and 260 ml of non-chlorinated water at a rate of 1 drop per 10 ml of water. We gave him the preparation daily, 13 ml every hour, with a syringe (this preparation lasted about 20 hours).
  We add 15 drops of DMSO to the food, in our case twice a day, a total of 2 drops of DMSO.
  Kalanchoe was given daily, approximately the size of 1/4 of an identity card.
  
• Externally: In a completely dry bottle we put 5 drops of 25% sodium chlorite and 5 drops of 4% hydrochloric acid, we let it react (what is called activating the MMS) for 3 minutes and then we add 30 ml of non-chlorinated water and 15 drops of DMSO. It was applied to the leg 3 times a day with a spray bottle.

This is the treatment we applied to our 9-year-old, 27-kilogram dog Lupa.
We are currently continuing to apply MMS and DMSO externally to her paw as a reminder and we continue to enjoy a healthy and happy dog.