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Nexus Magazine article on "an Integrated Therapy" 20 Oct 2010 16:48 #8

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I'm attaching a .pdf file of an article in Nexus Magazine from June-July 2009 on an Integrated Therapy with MMS. It talks about additional health considerations particularly when people are using MMS over a long treatment.
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Re: Nexus Magazine article on "an Integrated Therapy" 23 Aug 2011 19:00 #4712

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The writer suggest that DSMO and MMS cancel each other out, because one is an oxidant and the other is anti oxidant. I disagree, I believe only processed vitamin C and oranges cancels out MMS. From your experience with Protocol 3000 and in helping others, what do you conclude?

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Re: Nexus Magazine article on "an Integrated Therapy" 23 Aug 2011 19:53 #4713

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In my experience, DMSO and chlorine dioxide don't interact chemically or neutralize each other.

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