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Nausea from Citric acid 18 Dec 2020 21:44 #67089

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Taking Unactivated MMS Drops for 10 Months in All My Water - 4 Drops per Liter All Day, Every Day

That forum thread, which has had 111,000 views, should answer your questions about taking unactivated MMS. That what Jim was doing when he discovered MMS in South America which cured some workers from malaria in 1996.

Let us know how P102 is working for you. You are adding a daily amount of unactivated MMS to your daily bottle of CDS. I wonder if adding MMS to each hourly CDS dose would work better?

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Nausea from Citric acid 18 Dec 2020 22:06 #67090

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Ah yes, that's right. I've read that adding it to each dose (as you take it) is more efficient (probably in one of your PDF's!). Will do that going forwards

Thanks for the link, will have a look through. Wow big thread!!

Well today went fairly well. I added 24ml CDS and 8 drops unactivated MMS to 1L and took it over 8hrs. Didn't feel a lot different than when I was just taking CDS, was a very slight acid reflux and nausea but nothing bad. However that could have been the late dinner from the night before. Will continue this protocol for next week.

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Nausea from Citric acid 22 Dec 2020 10:48 #67180

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Hi CLO2. Quick update. I've been taking 24ml CDS and 8 drops of unconverted MMS each day and i've noticed I've been feeling quite nauseas. Yesterday it lasted the whole day. I'm cutting it back to just 24ml CDS for now and will reintroduce MMS later in the week

My mum's been taking the starter doses this week to heal her stomach issues. She managed to reach 12ml CDS per litre yesterday and has been drinking 125ml every hour. She started getting heartburn unfortunately and I asked her to cut back to 8ml for now. Do you recommend any changes? I asked her to drink more water with each dose to help, but I'm not sure if that's the right approach. What do you think?

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Nausea from Citric acid 27 Dec 2020 09:32 #67276

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