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Has anyone had a Naturopath that was familiar with and worked with MMS?  I'd like to find someone that can walk through this with  me.  I'm in Texas but I'm guessing I could still work with a Dr via zoom?

That would be nice, and I could see where it would work better for some people.
I don't know what the "feeling" / thoughts would be for some / most Naturopaths to use MMS/CD.
I've thought about contacting one and talking to them about it.
Like ALL fields and disciplines, it's hard to find a good Naturopath.
I've also thought about becoming a Naturopath so I could "legally" use MMS on patients.
I don't know what the Rules are, though.

That is partly the reason why I call it all an Home Remedy.
(that is what it is, in effect, if not actuality)
I think it would behoove the Community to start referring to it all as that.
(yes, I used the word behoove)
It helps with the legality of it, as well, because "they" can NOT stop people
from using or talking about an Home Remedy. (which have been used for millennia)

Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook" is a pretty good self-help manual, though.

They have supposedly trained a lot of people on how to help people with MMS,
but I've never met anyone and I've never seen it mentioned outside of the
"official comments" or some videos. So I don't know if they are still doing that.
or if they are having problems with that with the "government(s)", or
governMental agencies, or what.

I think it is / was done through their Genesis II Church of Health and Healing.
Which I have problems with because Mark Grenon (et al.) can't not constantly
interject his ("Christian") religious beliefs, when it should be more secular in nature.
You can believe in and follow any religion you want as a member of the Church,
or none at all, but they really should do a "Separation of Church and State"
attitude and philosophy. That is a major failing of the "Church" imo.
Which is why I haven't joined and will not.