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Higher MMS1 doses, do you find it harder to breath? 22 May 2012 11:54 #17561

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Those who tried taking MMS1 in higher doses, do yu find it harder to breath in or wanting to breath deeper and more often?

Thanks

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Re: Higher MMS1 doses, do you find it harder to breath? 22 May 2012 18:26 #17571

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Yes I also experience that... I wonder why that is??

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Re: Higher MMS1 doses, do you find it harder to breath? 22 May 2012 22:05 #17578

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Hoping someone knows why it is so coz i wonder too

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Re: Higher MMS1 doses, do you find it harder to breath? 22 May 2012 23:51 #17579

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Since increasing my hourly doses, sometimes I feel like my heart beats faster for about 2-3 seconds. It's a little scary. I wonder if its the addition of DMSO orally and topically to my protocol.

Would appreciate any feedback fellow MMS-ers.

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Re: Higher MMS1 doses, do you find it harder to breath? 23 May 2012 03:18 #17581

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Yes, I was experiencing that as well. Especially as Delite describes it. rapid heart beat, hard to breath, cold symptoms runny nose, sneeze.

Since I am doing a protocol for hsv I feel more nerve twitches I dont know if it is more and constant nerve twitches I describe it as bugs on my skin, It feel as if I am allergic or something i feel so itchy and weird.

Sall

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