COPD

I also did the breathing treatment but only did one. I could feel the MMS in my lungs which was scary. As COPD folks not being able to breathe when we get sick is one of the worst and most scariest feelings. With that being said the fear of over doing a breathing treatment is scary in it self. I do not think I did the breathing treatments long enough but will let you know after a few more as I will start them again today.

I am reducing my MMS dosage again. At 2 drops I am fine but one full day of 3 drops and I have the hexheimer reaction. Keep reminding myself I have been sick for a very long time. I know MMS will stop the emphysema.

Happy dosing!

Well I will try again but not until my breathing is back to what I call normal. Right now, it is still a struggle even after using my albuteral and symbicort. I hardly slept last night, not only because it was difficult breathing but I had very loud wheezing going on. I don't normally have that. I did not take large breaths. It was just a normal breath in through my nose and again once through my mouth. I didn't hold it in.

Read p 87 of Jim's latest book. "breathe in slowly once." "very gently and carefully at first" "Take a couple of weeks to get used to it". Etc. He doesn't say anything about holding your breath before breathing out.

Also check -- g2cforum.org/index.php/list/general-discussion/27130-sleeping-in-a-room-filled-with-chlorine-dioxide-gas

For safety, to avoid choking on too much gas per breath, one can slow the gas production by adding water. One member reported that a quarter cup of water was about right for a 3 drop mix. Personally, I use about 2 tablespoons of water, but adjust the quantity to suit your own responses.
Coughing is the only way to get the mucus out of one's lungs. Wheezing is an indication of loosened mucus that's still too thick to cough up. I find that it helps to breath in high humidity air - as in a hot shower- to help loosen/dilute the mucus to help in coughing it up.
Consider it a long term project with lots of coughing. Your lungs won't be cleared overnight.

Thank you everyone for your support. This morning is better and I may try it again today. This time I am going to be very careful. I think I will take just one breath through my nose and forget the breath through my mouth until I see if it sends my lungs into chaos again. (Which takes about 6 hours) That is unbearable. I still seem to have more phlegm than is normal so maybe the overdose is still working. DO NOT want to overdose again. Don't mind coughing up stuff, just mind not being able to take a good breath.

I want this to work so badly.

I am doing okey now with 3 drops. Some nights I am sluggish and have a sick feeling but understand that is the MMS working. Still using Symbicort and Spiriva (inhalers) daily and realize it might be a very long time before I can throw them away.

Also doing the breathing treatments twice daily. Coughed quite a bit the last couple of days and getting junk up. I am sure there is lots more. I think I will start sleeping with MMS in my room by activating 2 drops then working up from there. Should I stop the breathing treatments while doing the night one?

I would do both, if it were me.

Still on 3 drops with no problems. Still lightly inhaling 2 times daily only and sleeping with MMS in my room. Noticed increase in spirometer volume, not huge but encouraging.

Also Ordered CDS but not sure of amount to take. Thought it was 8 drops CDS equals 1 drop MMS1 but read yesterday about the ratio is 12 drops CDS to 1 drop MMS1. Which is correct?

Also read about taking MMS1 in capusles? Can't find posts confirming this.

Re the CDS, it all depends on the size of the drops and the strength of the CDS. If you have 24 drops to the mL then, and your CDS is 3,000 ppm, it takes 8 drops of CDS to equal 1 drop of mms. We almost always measure CDS in mL's because it's fairly easy to get a 3ml syringe barrel from a farm and pet store.

There is a capsule protocol - I typed it all out a couple of months ago - so I know it's here - you might do a search on the word "capsule'

Peg7 wrote: I am 64 yrs old and was diagnosed 11 yrs ago with end stage emphysema (COPD). I use oxygen 24/7 at 3L, Symbicort and Spiriva. I also take Diltizem (generic for Cardizem) for high blood pressure and Lovastatin for high cholesterol.
I have had pneumonia 3 times in the last 2 yrs, had about 1/2 cup of fluid drained from my pleura sac the 2nd time I had pneumonia. This last time the carbon dioxide level was really high. Doctor said the next time I get pneumonia I would have to be ventilated.
I have taken MMS in the past and had good results even though I didn't think it was working for my disease. I had moles that disappeared, brown spots on my hands faded, dropped 1 daily dose of copd medicine, coughed up tons of stuff which helped my breathing. Looking back, it was working just stopped too soon.
So here I am again. I started taking MMS on October 25th. I stopped the nebulizer treatments that day as I was bringing up more junk with the MMS. I am juicing after (2 hrs.) treatment. I take probiotics and eat as much organic as is available in our area. Is this going to work onthe carbon dioxide?

hi Peg7,
(my apologies, this is slightly off topic for MMS)
you need to get your glutathione levels up, to deal with the lung issues....

the 3 areas with the highest concentration of glutathione in the body are.....? the kidney's, the liver, and the lungs.....

why? what do these organs have in common?

they all filter toxins....

Glutathione is kind of a tricky substance to make,

you can supplement it (liposomal glutathione is viable)

another way to help the manufacture of glutathione is to increase your B12 levels, when B12 levels are high, the body increases the glutathione levels... (this has to do with homocysteine converted to glutathione)

so start getting some B12 shots, they are very cheap

as we age, b12 absorption drops off dramatically...

NAC (N-acetyl cysteine helps raise glutathione levels also.... (oral supplement)

I think you will like the B12 the best

Hope that helps,
Regards,
RB