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Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 14 Mar 2012 05:58 #14298

Umika Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 10 Thank you received: 14	What about a category for digestive conditions for MMS? I have symptoms of H. pylori and want to know if anyone has experience treating with MMS, and what is the best diet for this. I am finding conflicting information online. Thank you. The following user(s) said Thank You: Macaddict08
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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 14 Mar 2012 06:10 #14299

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Umika,

I can't stress enough using Calcium Bentonite Clay for your condition.... I think that would help heal your stomach a little better than the MMS (the MMS would be effective too, don't get me wrong)...

Buy the Clay powder, and take 1 rounded teaspoon in room temperature water, THE firth thing in the morning on am empty stomach... and then another teaspoon right before you got to bed.

IF this doesn't work... then, incorporate the MMS into this.... but.... I feel you will see results in the first few days of starting the clay.

Clint

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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 14 Mar 2012 11:43 #14307

Edwin3110 Offline Moderator Posts: 652 Thank you received: 515	MMS2 should do a good job.... go within your able... Minister of Health, Penang. Malaysia. Creator of CDH Plus 1000 A Protocol that can adjust the strength of CD and SC for individual needs. • Read More • Easy way to support Jim Humble, MMS The following user(s) said Thank You: Umika
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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 14 Mar 2012 16:16 #14314

Megan Offline New Member Posts: 11 Thank you received: 14	a dear friend of mine suffers from this (bleeding ulcers, he's lived the majority of his life south of the border), my research took me to a very specific honey, Manuka, supposed to be the only this that actually kills this bacteria. Hope this helps! Thank you for all you do, Megan Thank you for all you do, Megan The following user(s) said Thank You: Umika
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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 14 Mar 2012 16:28 #14316

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Thank you for the bentonite suggestion. I've already had success in healing the burning stomach with MMS. After food poisoning in January, I took some low doses of MMS but my condition continued with unpleasant belching, gas and abdominal bloating and extreme gurgling. I researched online and learned about H. pylori. I just didn't find any first hand accounts of anyone healing with MMS, but that is what I have chosen to do. I am taking time off work this week to take higher doses than I have and to stick with it. I'm up to 10 drops today. I don't have the MMS-2. I'm considering all the food recommendations offered online. I was already eating two meals of raw foods a day and shocked that I acquired this condition. I think it all started with eating non-organic shitake mushrooms purchased at Trader Joe's. Previously I was taking the MMS because I thought food poisoning from chemicals, food preservative, had damaged my GI system. I just didn't take enough of it for long enough it seems.

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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 14 Mar 2012 17:09 #14322

Umika Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 10 Thank you received: 14	Yes, I've heard of Manuka honey. I include raw honey in my diet now. I think I will take the Manuka after the course of MMS. My intuition is that it would take a huge dosage of Manuka daily to cure the H. pylori infection. The following user(s) said Thank You: paul, Maria.cp
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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 15 Mar 2012 00:38 #14349

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Oh, gee, I just read the new protocols. I was taking 3 big doses instead of 8 small ones per day. I didn't know the protocol had changed. Good to know. This will probably work better for me then, and won't be so disruptive to my energy level during the day. Also I have the new 1:1 products, instead of mixing 1:5. I think I will do this, although I was using lemon juice the past few days.

Question: on another site I read that one could keep sipping the glass of activated water throughout the day, but here I think Jim is saying to activate every hour or two, right?

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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 15 Mar 2012 05:17 #14364

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Hello Umida,
MMS is great for reducing "inflammation", which comes with the flair up of pylori.
If not taken care of, it can quickly get out of hand and put you in the emergency room screaming in pain. Most of the time, it's caused by debre getting lodged in the colon area, and can get to a full blown infection in a matter of days.
Sometime those who do the home liver/gallbladder flushes can run into this problem..

Sounds like you've gotten some good support for this already... the only other thing that I'd suggest, is to be aware that, even though MMS is truly a life saver, it is an oxidizer, and it might be helpful to take an occasional break to supplement with some Probotics to maintain healthy bowl functions.

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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 16 Mar 2012 00:10 #14420

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Not with MMS but I have experience with people and horses.

The problem resolves with Cayenne Pepper (fill capsules to avoid the burn). One taken before every meal and drink a tea
made from slippery elm and manuka honey for sweetening. Slippery elm coats the stomach with a soothing and somewhat
slimy coat so goes a long way to reduce inflammation and heal the damaged lining.

Cayenne pepper has many benefits including reducing arterial plaque as well as destroying H.pylori.

This protocol has worked very well with 100% cure for horses although I add the pepper to their feed as they quite enjoy
it. Prior to this I had spent a small fortune on veterinary products that needed to be used long term as they did not fix
the problem just relieved the symptoms.

Good Luck - hope you get better.

Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead.
Louisa May Alcott

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