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Strong history of mold exposure, but worse after clay? 04 May 2023 15:05 #78611

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Help again!!

My brother with the pneumonia after the covid shots also has had strong exposure to mold so we went directly from starting procedure into the mold protocol yesterday with the 5 doses. Last night and this morning have been rough with poor sleep and lots of coughing. He had been sleeping better and coughing less during our start up days, especially when he hit the 3/4 drop.

Should we return to the 3/4 drop, then go into the 1000 protocol and skip the clay for now?

Many thanks for advice. I hope to get us going where we do not need to ask questions!!

Blessings, Roy

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Strong history of mold exposure, but worse after clay? 09 May 2023 03:08 #78643

This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 23 Thank you received: 3	Hello, My brother went back to just the MMS, no clay and is doing better. We may go back to clay if his progress slows down. He is noticing more fatigue with as progressing up to 1.5 drops, but better cough and sleep. We may go back down and see if energy improves. Blessings, Roy
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Strong history of mold exposure, but worse after clay? 09 May 2023 13:18 #78644

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Remember, there are many molds that chlorine dioxide can eliminate, in fact it is used for that very purpose, it is only some molds that CD can't eliminate.
So there is a good chance that using CD on it's own will help.

As for dosing - Remember the three golden rules. If you are improving then don't change anything. If you feel worse, cut dose by half, and go from there. If you feel no change, or have reached a plateau then increase.

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Strong history of mold exposure, but worse after clay? 11 May 2023 13:33 #78657

This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 23 Thank you received: 3	Thank you!! Now I learned that he did not move bowels for some days. Will try senna tea. With senna tea can we use pure stevia leaf or honey or sorghum to be more palatable? Preference between senna and cascara?
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