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does MMS/CD cause weight gain? 16 Mar 2014 16:09 #41424

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Sorry, my mistake, I am trying so hard to do so much so fast. Getting confused.

My capsules are "Calcium Hypochlorite" distributed by DiscoverMMS, which I understand is highly reliable/high quality.

Just took my second full capsule today. Today is my second full day of MMS treatment.

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does MMS/CD cause weight gain? 16 Mar 2014 16:11 #41426

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No need to apologize.
We know how difficult understanding can be when ill or stressed.
You have the right stuff!
Now go KILL that Cancer!
with your Kill Pill......

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does MMS/CD cause weight gain? 16 Mar 2014 19:58 #41456

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At the 1:20 minute mark of the film posted earlier in this thread or so is one the of the very best reasons NOT to do surgery.

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does MMS/CD cause weight gain? 16 Mar 2014 21:58 #41460

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The acronym CD was coined by Kerri Rivera and is used in place of the classic MMS acronym in the autism world.

MMS1 can be used to define SC plus an acid activator or just be called MMS.

MMS2 is calcium hypochlorite powder inside a capsule. Protocol 2000 calls for filling a size 0 capsule one-half full. You may be able to take more.
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does MMS/CD cause weight gain? 17 Mar 2014 00:57 #41471

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Interesting - so my full capsules of calc hypochlorite are too much? You mention Protocol 2000 is based on half full capsules. I bought 2 bottles of capsules which are full or maybe not...I'd better look.

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does MMS/CD cause weight gain? 17 Mar 2014 01:49 #41474

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Check the capsule size. This might help:

www.erowid.org/archive/rhodium/pdf/gelcap.sizechart.pdf
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