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Does MMS affect Iodine 06 Oct 2021 13:48 #71595

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I have been taking MMS for about 6 weeks or so. I started out with the starting procedure and I am now up to protocol 2000, at 6 drop dose. I have also found out about how good Iodine is for the body and it's powers to kill the corona very quickly. I was exposed to corona about 12 days ago, and now I am showing some of the symptoms. Headache, sore throat, nasal congestion, so I was wanting to take Iodine every day as well as continuing MMS. If I took iodine 30 min after taking MMS will it interfere with either the MMS or the Iodine?

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