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Looking for best protocol for HPV (in vocal cords, as RRP) 27 Dec 2013 03:03 #38095

liinu01
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Hello all, and Merry Christmas.

I am about to start trying MMS on my HPV, which I've had as a wart-like growth in my vocal cords for almost 10 years now (recurring respiratory papilloma). It was diagnosed a little over a year ago, and after two surgeries to shave it down, my voice is still very very hoarse and it seems the growth is coming back fast (I am a 33-year old female).

I've been reading the different prorocols as well as the few posts on here about HPV, and am quite unsure about which one would be best.

Protocol 1000 sounds like a good "starter" one for MMS newbies like me, but I wonder if it would be possible for me to switch to Protocol 2000 (or via that, 4000) if I notice no improvement with 1000 after 3 weeks or so, or would the switching be a bad idea..?

Or do you think I may be better off going for 2000 straight away? Or 4000, as Fort's wife here did, and it worked (but then Jim H. says it's better to use MMS2 only when you don't have MMS1 available..).. too many choices, basically

I do realise that we all have to figure this out for ourselves in the end, but if any of you 'older statesmen' of this forum would have any advice, that would be much appreciated.

Many thanks in advance.

Liinu

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Looking for best protocol for HPV (in vocal cords, as RRP) 27 Dec 2013 15:22 #38107

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3702	Yes, start with 1000, and switch to 2000 if you do not notice any affect in that 3 weeks (actually, you should notice SOMETHING in 2 weeks, so you could switch at 2 weeks)
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Looking for best protocol for HPV (in vocal cords, as RRP) 28 Dec 2013 00:23 #38112

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Thank you so much for the quick response, Pam!

1000 possibly followed by 2000 sounds great, I'll do that. I might be lucky in the sense that I can usually tell by the quality of my voice and level of soreness in my vocal cords how strong the growth is getting, or how well my body is fighting it (even after a bad night's sleep), so I may be able to tell the effect of MMS based on that as well.

Thanks again, will be starting in a week or so. (Can't wait, as silly as that sounds!)

Will be reporting back to leave a record here on how it goes.

Liinu

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