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Bloodroot without Zinc Chloride 05 Jul 2019 22:01 #60829

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Hello,
I ordered some bloodroot capsules as a last resort. However, it does not have zinc chloride in it. I am trying to knock down a brain tumor (glioblastomas) and don't know if bloodroot, black salve / Indian Herb would be beneficial to or harmful due to brain inflammation caused by the tumor.
I bought the triple strength bloodroot from zenithherbals.com. If anyone knows anything about this product or a better one, please let me know. .

Also, I cannot consistently get MMS2 into my mom because she cannot speak or understand well. I can tell cancer is still spreading based on her worsening speech and understanding. I am giving her MMS1 as many hours as I can (at least 10 hours).

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Bloodroot without Zinc Chloride 06 Jul 2019 01:53 #60830

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	Some time ago I read online that someone had a brain tumor and he had used black salve and successfully pulled out the tumor. I don't recall the details. Perhaps you can search and find the article. You could try giving her MMS foot baths often. Any method to get CLO2 into her bloodstream.
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Bloodroot without Zinc Chloride 06 Jul 2019 12:11 #60832

CHRISSTINIS Offline Senior Member Posts: 68 Thank you received: 59	dear fixgbm, i think coconut oil and orall dmso will help to reduce the inflamation to brain tumor and also liposomal vit c. (www.mmsinfo.org/infosheets/L.E.T._Vitamin-C_Recipe_19December2015.pdf)
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Bloodroot without Zinc Chloride 06 Jul 2019 16:19 #60833

fixgbm Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 23 Thank you received: 7	A blood test showed she had a very negative reaction to all things coconut. Perhaps I will give her a little bit to see if I can observe any negative effects such as runny nose, etc...If okay, I will move forward with it. Will definitely look into the liposomal Vitamin C. Thanks for the link.
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Bloodroot without Zinc Chloride 06 Jul 2019 17:49 #60834

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Yes, I did see that somewhere. Some man said he cured his wife of brain cancer with bloodroot capsules. That is what I was thinking about when I ordered it, not thinking about the zinc chloride. However, the current swelling is of great concern due to the tumor. It is deforming the ventricle and decreasing alertness. If anyone can lead me to more info regarding black salve and potential ADDITIONAL inflammation, that would be highly appreciated. Cansema (now Amazon Tonic III) looks like a good choice since it is liquid and can be easily concealed during or after a full meal.

I continue giving her a combination of oral and topical MMS1. She has developed some skin issues, so I may have to dilute the mixture even more. I am putting it on her forehead and temple as well, which are close to the tumor (even though I know it will find the tumor where I rub).

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Bloodroot without Zinc Chloride 07 Jul 2019 03:07 #60835

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Topical skin issues with MMS1 could be caused by residual MMS and/or MMS activator since MMS1 is about 10% activated externally. CDS is only CLO2 gas in distilled water. Apply full strength topically followed by DMSO. Rub in with clean fingers. Repeat often.

Liposomal Vitamin C will probably reduce CLO2 in MMS1 & CDS. Lately I have been ingesting 10 mg of CLO2 (CDS) in the morning and 1+ grams of Lipo Vitamin C in the evening. My close neighbors all have colds while I do not.

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Bloodroot without Zinc Chloride 07 Jul 2019 15:44 #60837

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Hospice comes to visit (I have other plans for her) and the doc thinks it is the HCL causing the irritation based on the pic. I started applying 24000 PPM CDS on her, but have been diluting it just like the Sodium Chlorite / HCL mixture. Next time I will apply full strength/no dilution CDS with DMSO externally.

Is it a problem to mix the DMSO in with the CDS or should I just apply it separately?..
Thanks again for all your help!

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