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Glutathione, MMS, Lyme 11 Jan 2022 07:52 #73421

Aaron_720
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Hello my name is Aaron, I have been using glutathione injections for quite awhile even before I found out that I had Lyme disease and it has helped the inflammation part of it about 75%. I do it every three days. My question is… since Lyme disease can hide in the body especially when the body’s immune system could seem to be doing ok; would doing the glutathione injections prevent MMS from being able to eradicate the Lyme since they help the immune system and would possibly cause the Lyme to hide? Or would the MMS find it anyway? Any answer Is appreciated.

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