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MMS2, Bad taste resolved 16 Oct 2013 17:16 #36786

AlaskaSteve
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For the past week or so I have been taking MMS2 and have noticed the bad after taste, the yucky burping not to mention that sometimes the capsule sticks to my esophagus regardless of how much water I drink. So after I slug down MMS1 I take a bit of bread (enough to wrap around a capsule) chew it up a bit, fold my capsule in the gooey bread and swallow it with a big gulp of water. Poof, No more problems. Hope this helps. I don't know what to say for those who cant ingest gluten but this has been what has helped me.

AlaskaSteve

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