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Protocol 1000 and side effects 14 Sep 2022 15:33 #76778

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I started Protocol 1000 ten days ago and before then I was intermittently taking 5 to 10 drops a day the previous week. I've noticed two things, the first has been loose stools that I have had multiple times throughout the day, with no normal bowel movements. My understanding is that this is usually a good sign since it shows the body is cleansing itself, but things have not improved and I did stop taking MMS yesterday, which was my first day off. During the same time frame I've also had issues with ED when getting intimate with my wife. I'm in my late 30's and I've not had this exact issue before. I have been taking a Testosterone boosting supplement daily for about five months since I had noticed my drive was not the same, which I have stopped taking over the past two weeks since I've been taking MMS.

Just wondering on both items, any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.

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Protocol 1000 and side effects 15 Sep 2022 16:26 #76790

runningmyrace Offline Junior Member Posts: 31 Thank you received: 5	are you taking it with citric acid or hcl? citric acid can cause loose stools.
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Protocol 1000 and side effects 16 Sep 2022 20:05 #76799

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I did not purchase Jim Humble's book, I've had the bottles (Sodium Chlorite & HCL) on hand over the past few years and the MMS was initially intended for my son (ASD) and wife (various health ailments.) I have a small raised spot on my neck that will have an ultrasound completed within the next week or so, and I wanted to "get ahead" of any possible negative diagnosis so I started the protocol 1000. In general I am on a low carbohydrate diet, with no carbs for breakfast and limited amount for lunch or dinner, but I eat a good amount of Eggs, Fruit, Veggies, and Meats.

I've been catching up on Mark's podcasts on Bitchute and heard him talking about all the various things that MMS can help with, and thought I would give it a try. I have been off of it for a few days now and the BMs are normal, the ED is still persisting, but it sounds like it could be unrelated to the MMS and it might be time to make some other lifestyle changes.

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