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Re: Eye inflammation 06 Mar 2012 18:53 #13878

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Hey, Paul, is this for a specific inflammation (and how is it working if it is?) or is it just prophylactic? I ask because I have a cat that has issues with eye discharge, and I'm sort of thinking about what to use. I tried MMS skin solution on a piece of cloth, but the cat just freaked.

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Re: Eye inflammation 07 Mar 2012 00:07 #13886

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Hi, Pam. I have mild allergies which cause my eyes to weep. I just give them a drop or so to the corner of each eye which cleans them up promptly. I have a cat as well, so I know that they don't like being "doctored". Up here in the Frozen North (halfway between Seattle and Alaska) the critters only have access to the water I give them, which contains CDS. Their only other choice is to eat snow right now and I find that they all, the cat as well, prefer the CDS . Even the crows come for a drink! I'm expecting that with the constant maintenance with CDS, there won't be any disease.
Yes, It's just prophylactic and I expect it always will be! :>)
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Re: Eye inflammation 07 Mar 2012 01:32 #13888

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Yeah, my cats and chickens both get doses of MMS in their drinking water - they get a gallon, and I mix up a 5 drop dose and put it in. I'm sure it's gone by the time I refill the container, but at least some of it is there.
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Re: Eye inflammation 07 Mar 2012 02:58 #13890

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I've had a few bouts with rosacea and i put a 50 drop mix which equates to a tablespoon of each mms and citric acid into bath water and swam in it opening my eyes underwater. this provided awesome relief. I've noted an intestinal connection to my outbreaks and i've also given myself an enema with the drops. i don't remember how many drops but i would suggest a 5 drop or less mix. I wish you continued health. Peace mamadena
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Re: Eye inflammation 07 Mar 2012 09:09 #13903

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Welcome to the forum Mamadena!

Thank you for sharing this testimonial about using an MMS bath so effectively. I have heard other good reports about high dose baths.

Keep up the good work,

Michael
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Re: Eye inflammation 07 Mar 2012 17:51 #13929

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Doesn't the grapefruit seed extract burn your eyes? I also have blepharitis & my eyes burn all the time, plus I have white eyelashes that keep falling out into my eyes. I'm too afraid to put mms in my eyes, but how long have you been using gse in your eyes? Thank you.

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