I have a coworker who I gave MMS and 50% citric acid.
I told him to start with 1 drop and go to 2 drops and stay there for a while until I talk to him again.
He did this for a few weeks.
I spoke with him last week and he said he went to take his insulin and noticed that it was too strong for him.
I think he may have had sweating and some other symptoms from having too much insulin.
He consulted with his doctor who said to reduce his insulin dose.
He told me that he had been on insulin for a year before this and his insulin needs were constant during that time.
He had an insulin pen and he used to take about 22 or 24 units of insulin.
I don't know what the units are.
Now he takes 12.
* I asked him if anything else could be attributed to this insulin reduction and he said nothing else could be the reason. Nothing else was used. Only MMS.
He told me he is very good with keeping his blood sugar in check and always needed the higher (22 or 24 units) dose.
After being on MMS (2 drops) once a day in the morning for about 2 or 3 weeks, he had that reaction from too much insulin and now he takes about half.
This is a good money savings for him too. He said his cost in the past was about $100 per month, so that is a real savings.
Another thing:
He had this real bad arthritis in his rotator cuff (shoulder).
He couldn't lift his right arm without help from his left.
He had a real difficult time just to lift it to turn a door knob.
Now, he can lift his right arm on its own without help and he can lift it higher than his shoulder. He did this while I watched.
He said nothing other than MMS could be responsible.
He also said that before he took MMS, he did not expect it to work.
In fact, I had mentioned MMS to him months earlier and I wasn't really sure he seriously wanted it because it is difficult for me to read what other people are thinking.
I finally gave him about a tablespoon or less of MMS and CA in two bottles.
I wrote instructions on paper and handed it to him.
I really think he likes it. He has asked me for more and I intend to give him full bottles now.
