MMS reaction with other medicaments

I just want to ask if it's possible to start using MMS although i've been taking Non-hormonal Birth Control and medication for hypothyroidism? Would it have some reducing effect to this medications or not?

Thanks for your help.

Two questions for you:

1. Have you read Jim Humble's latest book ?

2. What is your plan for using MMS? (How will you proceed?)

I am suffering with vertigo and MMS is my last hope. I've been struggling with this problem since i was little kid. Somedays are better some worse. Now its the whole month with vertigo everyday and night. No doctor ever helped me with this. My mum is using mms so she tell me to try this and maybe it will help. I want to try it but i dont know what will mms do together with these medications. Nobody in my country can talk about mms or give any advices...

I pressed the Search tab to the right above, and entered "vertigo". Then chose 'Find posts from "Any date"'. Search.
Here is the link to the first 18 of the 24 results found for "vertigo":

g2cforum.org/index.php/list/search?query=vertigo&searchdate=all&searchatdate=03/22/2017&childforums=1

There were no results for "Non-hormonal Birth Control". Read these posts. Maybe the question about complications if adding MMS to other medications has been discussed in the 23 other posts.

(I was going to refer you to the starting protocol on the jimhumble.is website, but all the protocols have been removed. You must purchase the book to get the information.)

Goldstein, I understand how vertigo feels as I experienced that recently. Fortunately it went away, but I dread any reoccurrence. As far as pharma drugs and MMS causing problems for each other, this partial info from Jim's latest book:

Pharmaceuticals: Up until this point in time, we have not noticed any reactions with MMS and medical drugs, although we cannot guarantee this will always be the case. The decision to take or not to take pharmaceutical drugs is a personal one."

Regarding online MMS protocols, read this web page .

You can read my version of the Starting Procedure here . It is the first step in the HRP (Health Recovery Plan) outlined in Jim's newest book.

MMS has absolutely no effect on thyroid hormones or hormone supplements.

I've been taking them for years, and yearly I get my blood tested and the results are the same.

I am sure if girls were getting pregnant while on birth control and MMS - it would be all over this site and many others.

It seems as though MMS would interfere with a pharmaceutical ... but I've seen no evidence.