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Antibotics with MMS? 21 Jun 2012 03:01 #19012

Lightfoot500 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 56 Thank you received: 24	Anything happen if both abx and MMS are taken at the same time? or is it better to do separate? I just got the first bottle of cds in the mail, would like to begin very light doses while still on doxycyclene for lymes. does jim or anyone say it shouldnt be done? thanks
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Re: Antibotics with MMS? 21 Jun 2012 15:13 #19042

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MMS (or in this case, CDS) should not affect the doxycycline. Not to worry, there. I'd just separate by at least 30 minutes - and if the docs say to take the abx with food, you'd be doing that anyway.

JH has always stated to start slowly with MMS (and I'd do the same thing with CDS) - make up a day's bottle starting with a 1 drop equivalent an hour. CDS is a lot easier on the tummy than the doxy

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