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Can MMS eliminate cipro and other fluoroquinolone 07 Apr 2016 22:30 #51822

ghs174 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 46 Thank you received: 2	Anyone know if MMS/CDS can detox the body from fluoroquinolone and other floride compounds? The doctors are giving no solutions.
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Can MMS eliminate cipro and other fluoroquinolone 08 Apr 2016 00:01 #51824

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Can MMS eliminate cipro and other fluoroquinolone 09 Apr 2016 01:23 #51834

ghs174 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 46 Thank you received: 2	OK but Is there anything to help clean the body once it is in like Cipro and other chemicals? Cant the body get rid of them? My brother was given cipro for 10 days and he is having side effects. I will try the MMS on him.
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Can MMS eliminate cipro and other fluoroquinolone 09 Apr 2016 02:23 #51835

CLO2 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 5398 Thank you received: 4263	When in doubt, try MMS. It might surprise you! Always begin taking MMS with The Starting Procedure Protocol. The following user(s) said Thank You: fourfingerz
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Can MMS eliminate cipro and other fluoroquinolone 09 Apr 2016 10:59 #51838

ghs174 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 46 Thank you received: 2	I found something on pubmed about this subject but its in geek language. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20708211 anyone understand this?
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Can MMS eliminate cipro and other fluoroquinolone 09 Apr 2016 19:23 #51841

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They seem to talking about sewer water being contaminated with antibiotic residue from humans who used antibiotics. CLO2 might reduce or eliminate this antibiotic residue in sewer water.

Overall, transformation of FQs, particularly for those with tertiary N4 amines, could be expected under typical ClO(2) disinfection conditions. However, the transformation may not eliminate antibacterial activity because of little destruction at the quinolone ring.

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Can MMS eliminate cipro and other fluoroquinolone 11 Apr 2016 23:30 #51890

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would taking MMS through the skin with DMSO work as well as ingesting it? drinking MMS gives him diarrhea and makes him vomit. Also he pobably has parasite (maybe eggs) so he is taking diatomaceous earth and other herbs.
He has also done a 6 hour heavy metal urine test (using a chelator), because I did the test and found that I had high levels of lead, medium levels of thallium & antimony, and low levels of arsenic, mercury, tin, nickel, cesium, cadmium,bismuth and barium.
I have been taking MMS (drinking it and through the skin) for over 6 years and I cant believe I have these metals in me still.
Has anyone ever experienced this?

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Can MMS eliminate cipro and other fluoroquinolone 12 Apr 2016 04:01 #51891

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Would taking MMS through the skin with DMSO work as well as ingesting it?

Protocol 3000 can be very effective. So can MMS baths, foot baths, enemas, bag protocol, etc. Jim's new book has about 50 MMS protocols.

...drinking MMS gives him diarrhea and makes him vomit.

Those problems are usually caused by overdosing and/or using citric acid to "activate" MMS1.

If you still have high levels of heavy metals after taking MMS for a long time, perhaps something is putting them in your body on a regular basis such as the water you drink or from your shower. Your skin is your largest organ. Is your water filtered? I assume you are not drinking tap water. Have you had your water tested for those metals found in your body?

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Can MMS eliminate cipro and other fluoroquinolone 13 Apr 2016 11:47 #51914

ghs174 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 46 Thank you received: 2	I use filtered and distilled. no I have not tested the water. how do I do that? I live in NYC
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