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Hello folks - I'm back - two steps back, actually.

Last Friday morning (20 April 2012) I was rushed to hospital in excruciating pain. My bowel had developed a complete blockage and I was told that I was only a day or so from experiencing an intestinal rupture. That could have killed me.

So I had no choice and elected to be operated upon.

The surgeon has effectively created a separation between that part of my intestine which has no tumour and the lower part which does. Nothing has been removed and it is my hope that at last I will be able to directly treat the tumour with MMS enemas, most probably in the form of CDS.

I returned home from hospital yesterday (25 April 2012) and I am quietly recovering from my ordeal. I am very weakened but my resolve remains strong and I fully intend to continue with MMS. However, I must proceed with caution because I now have a colostomy (stoma) and do not yet know how the working part of my intestine will react to MMS.

This episode in my life causes me to strongly warn others who are experiencing bowel blockage to do their utmost to reduce their tumour before it gets to be too late. It may well be advisable to investigate the possibility of having a temporary intestinal stent fitted which will keep the intestine open long enough for the MMS enemas to start reducing the tumour. But let me say without hesitation that I lack what can be called a true knowledge of the effectiveness of MMS in reducing tumours. For all I know it is quite possible that MMS will have the initial effect of causing swelling to the tumour - thus adding to your problems.

In my case this no longer matters because the cancerous part of my intestine has been isolated from the healthy part.

I asked about a stent but was strongly advised against having one fitted because the intestinal wall where it needed to be placed had been extensively thinned and weakened by the time I was taken to hospital.

If I can succeed in shrinking my tumour and ridding my body of cancer I have been told that my operation can be reversed and I will not end up changing poo sacks for the rest of my life.

I would be very interested to hear from anyone who has undergone this same operation and is using MMS in its original form or the new way of taking it as Chlorine Dioxide gas in distilled water i.e. CDS.

All the very best to you,

Mark

Mark, As well as the MMS protocols increase your PH. It is so important. Cancer lives in an acidic PH body.The body keeps the blood at 7.365.Thats the blood but increase your saliva and urine PH. Cancer stops growing at 7.4 PH.
It cannot survive at PH 7.6 , Alkaline. If it were me I would be doing all the necessary MMS protocols and when that has been completed for the day at least 20 minutes before laying down, bed, take a teaspoon or more in a glass of water with baking soda, preferably Red Hill or Bobs...non aliminuim,
Stomach cancer is directly in line to receive the alkalinity of the baking soda. Also eat healthy. We would over come a lot of diasease if we ate correctly in the first place to keep the PH alkaline. See.. zinmajic comments on nutrition.. Keep the stomach alkaline with nutrithious food.
See DR Simoncina on UTUBE. In his book1/2 pqage on stomach cancer he states stomach cancer is one of the easiest to kill as it cannot survive an Alkaline inviorment. Drink alkaline ionised water to keep the PH higher. Do this between the MMS protocols if drinking water. Everbody should do this because of the western food diet that we eat. When you are better do no keep the body TOO high into the HIGH alkaline range as this, like a garden, can also make you unwell.
My wifes PH is always 7.2 to 7.4
She doesnt eat ---Bread or meat or food dressings. Most of us do.
Good luck.Please do not underestimate the power of an Alkaline system.

Baking soda does NOT have aluminum. There is NO aluminum in baking soda. It's only baking POWDER that has aluminum.

You guys need to bake more!

Unfortunately some carb sodas or call it baking soda do contain aliminuim.

Hey Pam, I am not a cook but.......

Baking powder is baking soda but has other ingrediants added to it. Used for baking.
Baking soda can also be used for baking and reacts differently to baking powder in a mix for particular bakes.

Bobs Red Mill Bi-carb soda is written on the packet, Aliminuim Free
Arm and Hammer bi-carb soda is written Aliminuim Free
These products are Aluminuim Free. Most bicarbonate of soda brands in the supermarket contain aliminuim.


Australia and the United Kingdom refer to Baking Soda as Bicarbonate of Soda and the US refer to it as Baking soda, therefore Baking Soda is pure Sodium Bicarbonate (Bicarbonate of Soda).

LOL, Bob's Red Mill has admitted that their "Aluminum Free" is an advertising gimmick.

I have not EVER seen a baking soda with aluminum. Only baking powder. How about giving me a couple of references to a "carb soda" (by which I guess you mean a bicarbonate of soda) that has aluminum in it so I can upgrade my intellectual database.

Pam, If you want to analyse aliminuim in baking soda do it yourself as I have no interest in doing so or looking it up.I can tell you that there is clinical grade and the the other supermarket variety. I am more interested in expanding my learning as much as I can about diasease, cancer and healing. Full stop.

LOL, Bob's Red Mill has admitted that their "Aluminum Free" is an advertising gimmick you say.Do they tell you there is aliminuim in vaccines?
Who really gives a raspberry.Gimmick or not.That is what you say.I can say a lot but I am not going to be picky as there are ways to rid the body of Aliminuim.Try cilantro.Or MMS.

I have looked up baking soda, and have found no aluminum. Therefore I can say that there is no aluminum in baking soda. If you are able, Woofy, to back up your statement that there is, then that would be useful for both of us.

This has nothing to do with vaccines, it has only to do with baking soda.

Baking POWDER is the addition of other products to baking soda - aluminum being one of them.

Knowing what you are recommending is very important to a healer - or even a helpful friend. If you want to say "be sure you're getting baking soda, not baking powder, which has aluminum" then the statement is more accurate. When you're working with an alternative therapy, the last thing you want to do is make a statement that is inaccurate - because the people who know the difference just look at you and go "how can I trust what he's saying when he doesn't know even 'that'" -

First of all can I just say that I would prefer this rather petty argument to be further conducted on a seperate thread - if it is that important to you.

As the information about baking soda was directed towards me, I think I have the right to point out that I understand woofy's advice very clearly. I also knew beforehand that some baking POWDERS contain aluminum and that pure baking SODA does NOT.

So PLEASE, can we drop this subject before a real battle of egos starts up?

Mark

Have a good one Mark. I wish you al lthe wellness in the future, good luck mate.