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Prescription drugs 28 Sep 2021 14:42 #71408

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Hi all!!
I'm new here and totally new to chlorine dioxide.
I'm already having great results with the cousins styes disappearing after 24 hours, Diverticulitis pain nighe on instantly disappesring in my mother inlaw and tooth abcess popping within an hour on the wife. Seriously impressed!!
my question is, would anyone happen to have a link to a list of prescription drugs that cannot be taken with mms please? My aunt is on apixaban anticoagulant 5mg twice daily and i would like to know if this is a viable treatment.
many thanx in advance!! And thank you jim humble and his crew ❤✌🙏

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