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Eye Wash Methods 11 Sep 2013 22:37 #35945

Bodhi
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Greetings,

I'm interested in doing an eye wash. I have read many posts regarding the topic.

My specific question is whether it is ok to use stabilized CDS that I have purchased online? My concern is that it is stabilized with sodium chlorite.

Can I use MMS activated with HCL in the eyes? Diluted to proper protocol.

My intension is to clear up my blurry eyes. I feel they are junked up. The first time I took MMS1 I immediately had a flushing of the eyes. So I sense there is some good to be had there. Has anybody had good luck with general vision improvements?

Some have posted about using Sea Water with the eye drops. Sounds good to me. But it leads me into another general question. Can I take Sea Water at the same time as I take MMS1? Will it weaken the affect of the MMS like an antioxidant? I would like to increase my daily sodium levels (Sea Salts) as a protocol for Lyme, but I'm concerned that it will conflict with taking MMS1 and MMS2. I'd like to think that the Sea Salts like Sea Water would be supportive to the functioning of the MMS.

Thankx

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