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Would MMS have saved this woman's limbs? 26 Dec 2013 12:52 #38068

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I came across this article and it's pretty shocking to see a bite lead to this woman losing both her legs and an arm, what do people thing? Would MMS have been able over come this bacteria?

What about the dog? Would giving the dog MMS now and again have killed the bacteria that caused all of this in the first place?
Would giving a pet MMS in their water be a good idea to protect humans in case of bites?

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2529232/Im-happy-I-50th-year-Mother-four-lost-THREE-LIMBS-bitten-pet-Shih-Tzu-Buster-returns-home-Christmas.html

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Would MMS have saved this woman's limbs? 26 Dec 2013 13:05 #38069

rb1968 Offline Premium Member Posts: 87 Thank you received: 50	yes it would likely have taken care of it, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sepsis "severe bacterial infection"
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