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A bit of an embarrassing question.... 29 Feb 2016 21:33 #51295

Tara Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 15 Thank you received: 9	I am only on week 1 of my Protocol 1000 and I have not shown any signs of diarrhea, vomiting etc.. BUT my stools are clay coloured (almost white) and floating. Is that normal? Anyone else experience that?
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A bit of an embarrassing question.... 02 Mar 2016 14:32 #51311

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Usually, the discoloration of feces comes from problems with the liver: the bile gives the brown color to your stools. Your liver might become overworked with all the toxins the MMS helps to mobilize.
It is good for you that you don't make any Herx reaction, but the stool discoloration indicates that it is still a possibility. Just remember to be progressive in the dosage, and give a nudge to your liver (black radish and lemon seems to do the job).

Fare well.

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