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Can MMS1 cure small intestine issues? 25 Nov 2024 13:38 #84829

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I often bloated, tired, indigestion, took albendazole and ivermectin for parasites, I also had SIBO treatment, which did not relieve these small intestinal issues. I suspect I have a proto parasitic infection such as Giardia, I wonder if MMS1 can cure this parasite?

As far as I know, MMS1 or CDS will be absorbed into the blood by the stomach and the front part of the small intestine. He can't touch the whole small intestine, does that mean it can't deal with small intestine problems? Because I took Protocol 1000 for 10 days and didn't see any improvement.

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