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Hey I have acquired my mms and my activator and I'm ready to begin but I want to make sure that I'm following the protocol for an autoimmune disease. It's my understanding that having an autoimmune disease it's like the opposite of having AIDS and your immune system is too active. How does this affect the effectiveness of the MMS? Also I have a very itchy rash all through my scalp if I used to squirt method what will it do to my hair?

Autoimmune diseases can cause your immune system to be either under active or over active.

I highly suggest you read Jim's latest ebook Health Recovery Manual

Always begin with the Starting Procedure , then onto Protocol 1000 and beyond if needed.

MMS (chlorine dioxide, CLO2) will probably turn your hair a light color or white as in bleaching out your normal hair color. Try it in a small area and see what happens. Even if it does change your hair color, your hair will continue to grow and eventually you will have your normal hair color back.

Protocol 3000 should work for your scalp problem. However, doing just P1000 may clear up the problem.

I wanted to support CLO2's expert advice with some additional comments.

Autoimmune diseases are quite often caused by something in your diet which is toxic to your body. Our bodies have quite effective natural mechanisms for detoxifying itself, but these mechanisms can become impaired if certain key nutrients are lacking. Most people are deficient in Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Sulfur, Potassium, Magnesium - which are needed to neutralize and eliminate toxins, and thus auto-immune diseases can develop. Perhaps the most important ingredient in detoxification and health recovery is to drink plenty of pure water, at least 2 liters per day and as much more as you can handle.

The most common cause of autoimmune diseases is wheat gluten, and/or sugar, and/ or soybean products.

www.mindbodygreen.com/0-17100/12-common-triggers-of-autoimmune-disease.html

MMS can do a great job of relieving inflammation, cleansing the blood of parasites, detoxifying the liver and bowel, and many other things to improve your health and make you feel much better. But MMS can not correct nutritional deficiencies, nor can it prevent you from eating foods that are toxic to your body. As part of your health recovery, in support of taking MMS, I suggest you consider changing your diet at least temporarily. A Google search will provide information on vegetable juicing, the raw food diet, the ketogenic diet, and the paleolithic diet - any of which will go a long way toward reversing autoimmune diseases (and any other chronic health condition).

Thank you both so much. I feel like I can go forth now. One more quick question, can I use carrot juice (without added vital C)?

MMS works best on an empty stomach. Wait 1/2 hour after taking an MMS dose before ingesting anything except water. After eating, wait 1 hour before taking a dose of MMS.

MMS can be neutralized by Vitamin C, coffee, tea, milk, alcohol, and any anti-oxidant. All fresh vegetable and fruit juices are loaded with anti-oxidants, but normally will not interfere with the MMS provided the above guidelines are observed. However, taking Vitamin C as a supplement should be withheld until the end of the day 1 hour after the last dose of MMS.

Drinking carrot juice is alright; freshly squeezed is better than bottled or canned. Vegetable and fruit juices oxidize very quickly and for best results should be consumed within 15 minutes after being produced. Even when refrigerated, they tend to quickly grow mold on top. For this reason, bottled and canned juices often have added Vitamin C which kills the mold and acts as a preservative.

For autoimmune diseases, I would concentrate on vegetables high in sulfur. Such as onions, radishes, kale, cabbage. The sulfur in foods is made bio-unavailable by cooking temperatures above 110 degrees (f), meaning the sulfur can't be absorbed in the gut. Because most people cook their vegetables, most people are deficient in sulfur - and sulfur is the primary mineral which neutralizes the toxins which cause auto-immune diseases. The sulfur is what gives vegetables like kale their bitter taste, and the "bite" you get from an onion or radish. Kale juice can be "sweetened" with spinach, carrot, and/or colored bell pepper. Do whatever you have to do to make the juice sufficiently palatable to drink, to include the addition of lime juice, an apple, or stevia as a sweetener. Of course, another source of getting sulfur into the diet would be taking MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) as a supplement.

theshawnstevensonmodel.com/7-benefits-of-msm-the-miracle-supplement/

Kerri Rivera's Autism Protocol uses CD (MMS) and this is what she says about fruit juices while on the protocol:

DO completely avoid the following: citrus fruits, corn syrup, fruit juices, green tea, pineapple, vitamins C, E, A, and K. Only give coconut milk and coconut water a minimum of one hour after the last CD dose at night so they will have no chance of affecting the CD. Coconut milk and coconut water are very alkaline.

DON’T give fruit juice of any form—not fresh, organic, homemade or store bought.

DON’T give highly antioxidant foods including chocolate (cacao/cocoa), coffee, green tea, kombucha, citrus fruits, pineapple, mango, or kiwi. Berries (if you have to give them at all) can only be given at night, one hour after the last CD dose.

DON’T mix anything but water with your CD drops.

DON’T give CD with food.