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MMS vs. H. PYLORI 05 Feb 2012 18:44 #11654

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Hello folks. I would like to present a hypothetical situation. If you would please, imagine you are a 16 year old, average built and usually quite healthy male that has recently been diagnosed with H. Pylori bacteria. You've missed 3 weeks of school (4 days of which were spent in the hosiptal) and are currently on antibiotics which seem to be of no benefit. My question is, which protocol(s) would you use to treat yourself? Thank you for your imput. Tom

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Re: MMS vs. H. PYLORI 06 Feb 2012 00:30 #11658

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Always start with Sacrament/protocol 1000. Jim Humble says to start slowly - say 1/2 drop an hour, for 8 hours. The next day go to 1 drop an hour, and work up in 1/2 drop increments until you reach 3 drops an hour. He is speaking specifically about stomach ulcers, but h. pylori causes stomach ulcers, so I consider it the same thing.

If you have any problems (not anticipating you will, just saying...) with the traditional MMS which is activated with citric acid - then you may want to go onto CDS - there's no acid there.

Because you're doing it so slowly to start, it may take you a bit longer, but he does say it will work.

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Re: MMS vs. H. PYLORI 06 Feb 2012 15:05 #11684

JUSTPLAINTOM Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 4 Thank you received: 3	Many thanks to you Pam and all of the ministers of health for the education you are giving all of us....
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