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Pain medicines with MMS Protocol 2000 08 Jan 2016 19:02 #50797

DEANAALLEN Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 2	We have completed the Starting Protocol and will begin the Protocol 2000 tomorrow for Stage 1V, 2 months to live metastistic cancer. He is on a fentanyl patch for terrible pain and takes Dilaudid every 6 hours for break thru pain. I am afraid it will make the MMS not work?
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Pain medicines with MMS Protocol 2000 08 Jan 2016 22:42 #50799

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Hello,
Don't be afraid, most medicines don't interact with MMS 1 or 2. Those painkillers are analogs of morphine, so they don't have much of an effect except on the pain receptors (and bowel movement). The only chemicals widely known to decrease the effect of the MMS family are most antioxydants.
Many people use MMS to get rid of chronic pains, and it works no matter what painkillers they use simultaneously.
So, no need to cut off the drugs, especially since he must need them just to survive the pain.

Best of luck to both of you

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