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Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 21 Aug 2013 00:56 #35471

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We have a whole forum set up for the protocols, JB13. Click Index and look for the relevant forum. Plus, you could go to www.genesis2church.is and they're located on the right hand side of the page or you can go to www.michaelharrah.us -

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Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 21 Aug 2013 01:59 #35479

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Hi, this recent post came to my email address and so I'm replying . . . since I'm the one who started this thread in spring 2012. What I learned from my experience is that MMS was great for reducing inflammation of the H. pylori attacks . . and so also the pain. It did not "cure" the H.pylori because MMS, like antibiotics does not penetrate the gut wall where these bacteria burrow. I did much research online and found John Hopkins article on broccoli sprouts which contain sulforaphane which DOES penetrate the gut lining to kill off the H.pylori. I found people on health blogs swearing by the sulforaphane foods: broccoli and broccoli sprouts, and cabbage. I ate these foods everyday and within two months I had no more symptoms ever. One year later and I have had no recurrence of H.pylori symptoms.

Note: I was very grateful that MMS reduced the painful inflammation during my healing process and thus reducing my suffering. Just know that it does not kill the bacteria. Also, various herbs were not very helpful. A "medical herbalist" should know by now that it is the healing foods and not herbs or antibiotics that cure H. pylori. There is no reason people should be taking tums and such, they should just be eating a sprig of fresh broccoli in the middle of the night if symptoms act up!
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Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 21 Aug 2013 02:07 #35480

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Thanks Pam.

I was hoping for a more direct link to "Our Protocols", perhaps right under "Our Sacraments" under "The Church" heading on the left side of this page.

That might make too much common sense to expect, however. :)

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Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 21 Aug 2013 02:20 #35481

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JB13 : Point taken - but yes Startpaging does bring them right up
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Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 21 Aug 2013 12:26 #35484

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UMIKA: Thanks for your input. I was wondering about whether the MMS would reach the bug, I was hoping it entered the bloodstream. Maybe if I breathed in a little bit of the gas, would that reach the bloodstream? I know you have to be careful, but maybe just a little bit each day. If it does not enter the bloodstream surely it is not going to be much good for anything that it does not encounter along the digestive tract. And if it only stays active for 1 hour or so, it would only be effective at the upper end of the tract. I know that cabbage and broccoli are good for building up the lining of the gut but I didn't know they killed HP. I do and always have eaten a fair bit of these veg. (tho' not usually in the middle of the night!) I grow my own. Do you recommend juicing to get the raw nutrients?
Mastic gum is good for controlling HP but again I don't know if it actually kills it. It certainly keeps the ulcer away, but you have to keep taking it.
Funnily enough I did not have the same experience as you regarding MMS reducing the inflammation. If anything it made it worse. I didn't have any pain when I started the MMS. This is the same experience as I had with zapping. I concluded that it somehow "roused" the bug, if that is possible. With zapping the pain went away in a day or two. Since zapping works by generating a frequency that kills pathogens I assume it eventually killed enough of them to make them retreat. But even zapping does not reach anything that is encased, (because the resonance or vibration or whatever it is flows around the casing), for example anything deep inside the bowel; so it has its limits, and can only reduce the colony by attrition at the accessible areas.
I think a many-pronged approach is called for. I am going to throw everything at this thing barr the kitchen sink, give it a good few weeks and then get tested.
Thanks again for replying. Good to hear a success story.

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Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 21 Aug 2013 15:53 #35495

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Louise, I took MMS, tried herbs, and used a zapper. It was the sulforaphane in the broccoli and cabbage that permeates the gut wall that killed the H.pylori. Broccoli sprouts are the most potent. I ate lots of these foods everyday. Both raw and cooked. Google sulforaphane and look at health blogs . . . you will find others healing themselves with food only. Good luck.

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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 01 Sep 2013 04:30 #35705

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i have 20 years of stomach problems and acid reflux. i want thank you to umka . today 5th day that i used Calcium Bentonite Clay (redmond clay) 2 full spoon mix with water before sleep. i dont have problem rigt now.
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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 01 Sep 2013 19:25 #35713

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Hi, I didn't recommend bentonite. I recommended broccoli and cabbage. :)

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Re: Does anyone have experience treating H. pylori with MMS? 01 Sep 2013 20:28 #35715

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It was Macaddict108/Clint who recommended bentonite.
I am going to try it.

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