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Esophageal Cancer 29 Aug 2023 17:05 #79821

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We have a friend with mid stage esophageal cancer who is interested in starting MMS. We have made the MMS and still need to dilute our HCl. We have been interested in starting MMS ourselves, but have not jumped in yet. I'm still trying to figure out the diet aspect. I feel like the blind leading the blind, knowing that time is of the essence. *** Can our friend go ahead and start Protocol 3000 T-(topical application) immediately while doing the starting procedure? b Are there any foods/supplements/med that should be totally given up, or is everything OK as long as we comply withthe time separation between food/supplement/med and MMS dose? Thank you VERY much for any input.

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