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MMS for RSI - Repetitive strain injury 17 May 2016 00:33 #52250

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Has anyone noticed if MMS improves RSI?

I've been having pains in my right hand for about 3 months now, that subsides until I start using my computer mouse.
I have tried to mix things up a bit by buying a WACOM Tablet and using a few other differently shaped mice, but I know I basically need to take a holiday from the PC for about a month solid to get it to go away.

However in the mean time been rubbing some DMSO with water and that helps but I haven't taken MMS in ages and so decided to just see if a single big dose has any noticeable affect and so just took a 10 drop mix of MMS and Hydrochloric Acid and it's been about 1.5 hours later and think I can feel less pain in my right hand. Although I do feel somewhat nauseous cos it's a lot of MMS.

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MMS for RSI - Repetitive strain injury 17 May 2016 11:37 #52252

Archer Topic Author Offline Platinum Member Posts: 422 Thank you received: 213	Anyway it's been a night since I took the 10 Drops of MMS and had a good sleep and I think my right hand does feel quite a bit better, even after returning to the PC and Mouse. Might try some MMS and DMSO directly on the hand and wrist.
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MMS for RSI - Repetitive strain injury 17 May 2016 23:23 #52256

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I don't know. Maybe inclinedbedtherapy.com would help it heal quicker at least.

Here is a thread on IBT:
g2cforum.org/index.php/goto/inclined-bed-therapy/29209-inclined-bed-therapy-ibt-improve-body-circulation-while-sleeping-using-gravity

The programmer in the video below suffered RSI and solved it by creating a system where he could keep programming and deliver in time using only his voice. Maybe that's something you'd want to look into until you figure out how to effectively cure the condition as quickly as possible.

- Computer, open Firefox.
- URL new
- gee two see forum dot org
- go
- Scroll mode, down, down, down, top

• Make a habit of two things:
to help; or at least to do no harm.
• Walking is man's best medicine.
• Everything in excess is opposed to nature.
-Hippocrates, Father of Western medicine

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