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Pregnancy and hepatitis c 20 Aug 2016 03:10 #53235

Allana Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 1 Thank you received: 0	I have hepatitis c and I am 4 1/2 months pregnant. Can I take MMS while I am pregnant and how much should I take daily! I was told today that my viral load is very high but my liver is in good condition and my enzymes are good.
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Pregnancy and hepatitis c 20 Aug 2016 06:05 #53237

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From Jim's latest book :

Pregnant Women and MMS
Thousands of pregnant women around the world have used MMS1 to restore their health when needed. Dosing for a pregnant woman is exactly the same as when not pregnant. Follow the protocols and determine what dosage is best for you. MMS1 when taken according to the protocols in this book does not harm the body and can therefore be considered safe for all people, including pregnant women, children, and babies. (Follow the proper dosages for children and babies as listed in this book.) Everyone is responsible for making their own health decisions. Check with an educated health professional, if desired.

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