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interstitial pneumonia protocol? 12 Mar 2016 12:50 #51459

Airie
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Hi All,

Funny how things happen. Just a couple of days ago I wrote a testimony about getting rid of a bacteria many years ago.

This time I'm facing another issue. I'm suddenly experiencing really bad fruity smell from my nose. Have excluded stomach oral hygiene issues as the cause, also don't feel anything bad happening inside my sinuses.

The only cause that I can think of is something inside my lungs causing it. I breathe normally, no cough or shallow breathing issues. Here and there I feel a deep pain in the chest but I thought I might have lifted something heavy the wrong way (although I can't think of what). A couple of weeks ago I was exposed to a lot of cement dust while cutting tiles and possible even some asbestos dust (renovating an old house). This dust exposure could've caused issues inside my lungs that I did not feel straight away.
I'd like to address this issue as the smell is so bad I'm having trouble staying in the same room with myself, yet alone other people. Any recommendations as to which MMS protocol would be most beneficial?

Thank you in advance.

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Airie

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interstitial pneumonia protocol? 14 Mar 2016 21:07 #51487

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Hi Airie,

Sadly I am not aware of a specific germ that could create that kind of smell in lungs, but I know that cement or asbestos do not do that kind of things (their effects are usually dose-dependent, with a high onset time). My hypothesis would imply some kind of fungus/mold that was also inside the walls and decided to colonize the dark, damp recesses of your lungs (the smell would be some kind of fermentation). And fungi are known for causing very few reactions inside the alveolae (google pulmonary aspergilliosis, just do not do it with a full stomach).
Since it is a recent symptom, I suppose the ubiquitous protocol 1000 should be useful, but if it is the kind of fungus that resists the MMS, you might have to switch to more conventional medicine.

Sorry for not being more helpful, I just hope it helped you sorting it out.

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interstitial pneumonia protocol? 14 Mar 2016 23:12 #51488

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5561 Thank you received: 4393	Airie, as HariSeldon said, try P1000 first and if that does not work on the suspected mold/fungus, then try the "Fungus Control" protocol listed on the left side of this page under MMS Protocols. In Jim's newest ebook , a newer, more detailed mold/fungus protocol is listed. The following user(s) said Thank You: Airie
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interstitial pneumonia protocol? 17 Mar 2016 05:32 #51513

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Since I didn't know what to do I decided to go the other way and do a cleanse. I still trust the body's natural intelligence knows better and does what it needs to do if we give it a chance (rather than jumping for medications and other external intakes).
Fist I did the Shank Praksalan Kriya (intestine cleansing with salty water and 'asanas') followed by a 5 days fast. The issue started receding and the fruity smell is almost gone. Currently I'm on juices (1/2 kg carrots with 2 apples and a pear per serve) and feeling much better. If I can't deal with it this way I'll use the P1000. Thank you very much for your answers.

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Airie

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