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Foods whilst taking MMS 06 Feb 2018 17:25 #57526

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Hi, I've just joined because hopefully next week I'll be able to start using MMS to heal my gut and food sensitivity issues.
My diet is quite limited to broth, veggi soups which contain usually pumpkin, carrot and peppers. I eat meats and also Whey and yogurt that I ferment for 24h. Is this going to be ok?
I've heard or read somewhere that probiotics have to be taken 2hrs away from MMS which makes me think that yogurt will also be a no no except after the 8hr treatment.
How do people swing eating with the hourly MMS routine as I believe food renders Chlorine Dioxide inactive.?
Thanks for any advice you can give me

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Foods whilst taking MMS 06 Feb 2018 19:55 #57529

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	Eating during dosing hours should be limited to small snacks between doses and not large meals. One hour after the last MMS dose of the day, you can eat anything and as much as they like. Those snack foods should not be high in antioxidants. I would be interested in knowing how MMS works for your ailments as I have IBS. The following user(s) said Thank You: tippi
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Foods whilst taking MMS 06 Feb 2018 22:00 #57531

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Good to know. I've been afraid ato eat at all during the 8-hour spell, but it's been easy as dosing takes my hunger away, in fact I'm more thirsty, drinking more h20! Well now I will go enjoy a light, low antioitant , snack......which is also easy to do since you replied to Katherine D.......TOPIC: MMS& Diet. with that multi page chart! Very interesting, I had no idea some foods are so high and some so low! Thanks again CLO2 tippi

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Foods whilst taking MMS 08 Feb 2018 18:41 #57543

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Thanks for answering my query. I was thinking it must be something like this but was hoping that a GAPS soup would be OK for lunch and wouldn't interfere with the effectiveness of mms. An hour between doses doesn't really give time for complete digestion and an empty stomach. It'll be tough but if there's improvement it'll be well worth the sacrifice and much quicker than following GAPS alone. I'll definitely be shouting from the roof tops if I achieve wellness at last.

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Foods whilst taking MMS 09 Feb 2018 01:57 #57545

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	An hour between doses doesn't really give time for complete digestion and an empty stomach. True, and that is why only small amounts of food should be eaten between doses.
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