Lyme and IV MMS

Truthquester wrote: this only makes sense for someone in a comatose state or maybe suspended animation and I'm pretty sure ol' Nuff is neither.

Some people in my life might disagree

Thanks for posting that ozone video. That looks very promising. I've been hesitating to do the IV MMS because I'm very weak and don't have a lot of strength; but also because I was viewing this as my last chance. I've tried SOOOOoooo many things for Lyme and so few have helped. If the IV MMS doesn't help, it's comforting to know that it's not the end of the line. The ozone therapy looks legit.
It's amazing how much medicine got developed in the 1940s and 50s and then was buried. The pharmaceutical industry is so freakin evil. It's hard to fathom that some people have no problem letting people suffer with treatable medical conditions purely so that they can make a few extra bucks.

Hi Nuffder,

Here's another extremely informative video by Dr. Rowen where he mentions helping people with Lyme disease many times (it's almost the focus). He also talks about curing 5 people of Ebola in Sierra Leone too, and how Big Pharma pressured the WHO to stop Dr. Rowen via Sierra Leone's health department and the military. What a conspiracy against us by evil people!



Scott

Regarding CDH corroding the stainless steel needles of butterfly or the other long needles, I've soaked the needles in 3500ppm CDH for quite a while and then looked at them under a microscope and can see no corroding effects at all. Maybe over very long periods of time (like many days or weeks) there might be some corrosion, but certainly not in the time that it takes to give an injection and certainly not with low concentrations such as 100ppm.

Scott

hi Truthquester,
As i was in hospital 5 years ago, I had seen that the butterfly, which took from me, the last minute I left from the hospital, had plastic needle and that Was strange, as pharmacy still sell butterfly with metal needle. i didn’t see how they install it, as i was unconscious then, but when they took it, I saw it that had plastic needle and was enough long about 4 fingers, so this butterfly was very well stuck inside my hand. So, for some reason in my country the private hospital don’t use to their patients butterfly with metal needle.

Yeah that was a catheter.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_venous_catheter

Hey FurtherAndon,
Would you please jump back on the forum and let us know how you're doing? You started this thread a few months ago and we haven't heard back from you since. Sure would be good to hear how you're doing.

All the best,
Scott

Truthquester wrote: Hey FurtherAndon,
Would you please jump back on the forum and let us know how you're doing? You started this thread a few months ago and we haven't heard back from you since. Sure would be good to hear how you're doing.

All the best,
Scott

I second that. Any update...good, bad, or indifferent would be helpful. I've finally got all the supplies and hope to start this weekend. I'm wicked scared, but I'm desperate. I'm really hoping for some relief from the neurological symptoms.

Hi Nuffder,
I added a few more how-to videos to the last page of the following thread which may help to put your mind at ease. The first one in the series is really good so be sure to watch it.

mmsforum.io/goto/cdh-research/30833-cdh-intravenous-injection-of-dilute-cdh-to-cure-infections-of-the-blood-appears-to-be-safe-and-very-effective?start=27

Also, if I can help in any way let me know.

All the best,
Scott

Ughh....I probably won't get to this for a while. I didn't get all the supplies in time to do it this past vacation. I need to plan for a multiday herx reaction. Thanksgiving or Christmas is probably my next window.