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Horrible body odor after starting Protocol 1000+ 11 Aug 2023 21:52 #79659

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So a diabetic family member has been on Protocol 1000 for two weeks. Everything was fine. He added DMSO a few days ago. Only after adding DMSO, his is body is exuding an odor that I can barely tolerate! I thought there was a dead animal under a piece of furniture or within a wall! Then after a few days I realized when he walked by me that it was him! Has anyone experienced this? Is it his body getting toxins out?

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Horrible body odor after starting Protocol 1000+ 11 Aug 2023 22:18 #79660

BobJ Offline Elite Member Posts: 170 Thank you received: 222	I do not use DMSO, but a quick Google search yielded this result; Dimethyl sulfoxide may cause you to have a garlic-like taste within a few minutes after the medicine is put into the bladder. This effect may last for several hours. It may also cause your breath and skin to have a garlic-like odor, which may last up to 72 hours. The following user(s) said Thank You: Mimisita
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Horrible body odor after starting Protocol 1000+ 11 Aug 2023 22:39 #79662

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Horrible body odor after starting Protocol 1000+ 12 Aug 2023 01:40 #79664

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It could be the MMS, and/or the DMSO, and/or, since MMS is a Detox, and
the toxins have to be expelled by the body, through various organs and
systems, the largest organ being your skin, it could be that. (or mix and match)

Sweating is a good way to help get rid of those toxins. Either through work
or exercise or even a sauna, steam bath, and/or bathing and showering in hot water.

Theoretically, the smell will lighten up and go away once the detox progresses and
finishes. (from whatever source it arises)

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You will find info there regarding Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook".

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