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MMS and antibiotics 23 Oct 2024 14:44 #84487

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My husband got infected with MRSA in a hospital last May (along with two other nasty bacteria). The antibiotics they gave him did not kill it. After that they decided that it was colonizing his lungs and no treatment was necessary.
I gave him a three week treatment with MMS1. That did not help either, and now "they" decided that the MRSA was active again and needed to be eradicated.
He had a seven day treatment with Bactrim, which did not help, so now he is starting a second seven day treatment with Bactrim.
My question is this: Should I give him MMS1 while he is taking the antibiotics? Will it enhance or hinder them???

Thank you for any help.

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