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Topical Oregano Oil and MMS1 07 Jun 2016 15:47 #52452

gabyher Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 203 Thank you received: 153	I know that ingesting Oregano essential Oil or Clove essential Oil (very high antioxidant) will counteract MMS1. How about topical use of OO? I have read that anything rubbed on the skin gets into the body. So would putting Oregano oil or Clove oil interfere with MMS protocols?
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Topical Oregano Oil and MMS1 07 Jun 2016 21:19 #52456

CLO2 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 5398 Thank you received: 4262	Maybe. Try using those oils 1 hour after your last MMS dose of the day when CLO2 should be gone from your body.
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