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immunotherapy and MMS 31 Oct 2015 00:44 #50398

Krislapray Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 1 Thank you received: 0	Hello, I am new to MMS. My son has osteosarcoma. He is getting his own T cells.....genetically modified and injected back into his body programmed to attack his cancer. Would it be dangerous or ineffective to do the MMS protocol for cancer while receiving this immunotherapy? Does anyone have any experience with this? Thanks Kris
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immunotherapy and MMS 01 Nov 2015 11:38 #50403

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Did he already started this immunotherapy? If yes, does he still continue with the therapy or for once only?

As knowledge concern from my side, I see MMS seldom interrupt with drugs, mostly it is to neutralized the toxic from the drugs used. But to your case, maybe no one knows more about it.

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immunotherapy and MMS 02 Nov 2015 23:03 #50413

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Hello,

This kind of immunotherapy is fairly new. As I understand it, it is used to reprogram T cells in order to make them target malignant cell, giving a nudge to a process which already exists in the body (that is how your immune system destroys the 6-7 cancers each of us creates in the course of a day).
MMS is also used to boost your immune sytem, so, in theory, the association of both treatments should be synergistic.
Of course, this is only a theory, but considering that MMS will certainly not target the mutated T cells, the worst that could happen is that MMS+immunotherapy will not work better than immunotherapy alone.
So I would say it is worth a try, but since osteosarcoma is a sign of a serious sytemic disturbance, I would be wary of a Herxheimer reaction, and thus would start with very low doses in the beginning in order to prevent nausea and diarrhea.

Hope it helped, bye.

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