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Cervical dystonia, Botox and MMS 26 Mar 2022 11:35 #74514

mikelets456
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Hello All I’m new hear but had a few quick questions.
1–Has anyone read if MMS treatment helps with cervical dystonia?

2- I’m injected with Botox to help with the dystonia into my neck muscles. Will MMS destroy the Botox? If so how long?

Thanks and I’m sure you can see the conundrum I’m in…if MMS on real ss of the Botox but not the dystonia then I will be in extreme pain and immobile.

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Cervical dystonia, Botox and MMS 26 Mar 2022 23:17 #74522

Batal Offline New Member Posts: 12 Thank you received: 4	In response to your second question (which falls under the category of medical advice and is subject to the disclaimer at the bottom of this page) is to ask your doctor if a power oxidant would negatively impact the effectiveness of the Botox.
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