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Success with Fungus protocol on facial rash? (Advice please) 11 Apr 2016 05:53 #51882

MLBrock
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Hello,

I have had a rash on the right side of my race now for several months, it's red and puffy and both on and underneath the skin as Jim describes in the fungus protocol.

I have been using the MMS spray which didn't make it sting but did make me feel nauseous so I dropped the dose down to half as recommended but I believe that this may be a situation where the MMS cannot touch it.

Has else has experienced a similar situation and have they had success with the Aztec clay recommended in the fungus protocol? I'd like to know before making further purchases.

Thank you

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