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Quinolones 13 Jan 2016 16:04 #50828

larryinnashville
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Please help me... A doctor prescribed Quinolones, Ciipro, antibioics and I took it.. I didnt know how dangerous this class of antibiotics are. SO I took a two week supply. After being on it for two weeks I read how bad they are. As of right now I am not having any negative symptoms. But this class of antibiotics can cause problems years after ending treatment... Can MMS remove this antibotic from my system before I develope problems. If so what protocol should I take and why?

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Quinolones 18 Jan 2016 00:18 #50860

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Touchy subject, this one. Antibiotics are not technically considered toxins for the body. After all they're supposed to take down bacteria. However, given the amout of secondary effects, I don't think a healthy body welcomes those interlopers.
Quinolones have only rarely long-term dormant effects, but if you feel itchy about this, I think the vanilla Protocol 1000 should do the trick.

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