Schizophrenia symptoms improving dramatically, nature of them and moving up in the protocols

Hello,

My schizophrenia symptoms are dramatically affected by Protocol 1000. What does this mean about the nature of my schizophrenia symptoms? I've decided not to taper off of my antipsychotics.

Just wondering how it is possible that my symptoms are not bacterial if they are so dramatically affected by Protocol 1000.

Also, if I keep seeing improvement and then stop improving for 2 weeks, I may move up in the protocols just to see what happens to these symptoms. It's interesting and doesn't make sense since as far as I know I do not have Lyme disease or anything like that.

Any feedback is appreciated. Really looking for answers.

Hi,
I'm glad your symptoms have receded drastically.
If you want an explanation, I will give you mine, but it's not necessarily the truth. There is a huge number of germs that can induce psychiatric conditions, up to and including some, like EBV or toxoplasmosis, that were "sold" to us as harmless for a normal human being. Those germs don't appear on normal bloodworks (no CRP, no WCT), don't create fever, but drain your energy and plays games with your mind. Those so-called "cold infections" are not researched because money is made by ignoring them (look at the price of psychiatric medicines, you'll see what I mean).
So it's possible that your schizophrenia is germ-induced. My money is on Lyme, but again, my money is always on Lyme (and co-infections). So my advice is to keep on using this protocol, perhaps reinforce it with MMS2, and hold on to it for at least a year.
Also, she hates heat, alkaline diets and oxygen, so if sports, saunas and tuning off sugar, starch an milk helps, that's also a good indication.

I hope this was the feedback you were looking for.

Yours in health.

My bet is on bacterial as well. It has to be at least partially bacterial or I wouldn't see such big changes.

What do you mean by hold onto it for at least a year - keep doing the protocols for a year? Does this take a long time? Please explain.

So grateful to you, it's amazing that the MMS would effect it.

Also, MMS2 is protocol 2000, should I advance there as quickly as possible?

Thanks again.

I can only base my advice on my personal case, and an extensive knowledge of Lyme disease. But most of the time cold infections that create psychiatric symptoms are quite tough. Lyme disease spirochetes can hibernate for as long as eleven months without a hint of biological activity: they can create biofilms, exist inside your cells without a proper cell wall, all things that make them nigh impervious to a proper antibiotics round.
MMS works better but it can't make miracles (pun intended), which is why most people who used it for Lyme advise a year-long protocol 1000. It's quite long, but most "classic" treatments take three years, when they work at all.

Personnally, I added MMS 2 to the mix about 2 months after beginning protocol 1000. You have to be very progressive in the dosage or the Herx reaction can be punishing. So once i got to the three drops per hours, I started at 1/4 caps MMS2 every 2 hours for ten hours/day. But if you had no problems with the protocol 1000, you might want to start with a higher dosage. Just remember to clean your liver regularly.

A good read might be the book from Herb Richards "Lyme Disease, non-medical Diagnosis and Treatment".

Keep us posted on your progress.

Bye

Schizophrenia. Is Brain infections plus mercury or other heavy metals.
Dr klinghardt
Spirit of health you tube

All mental illnesses. Are infections of the brain

Lyme is bacterial
Bartenella. Is bacterial