need help..does MMS react with other medication?

Dear Friends,

I am helping a friend with stage 4 liver and colon cancer.

He is on his thirds day doing Protocol 2000.

His doctor has him taking these medicine (since he is also undergoing chemo):
1. Ferrous Sulfate
2. Aspirin
3. Metoprolol Succinate XI

He is complaining of something happening in his stomach, and he is concerned if the MMS is reacting with the medicine prescribed by his doctor.

Is it safe to do the MMS treatment while he is taking all these pills?

Please advise.

Also, if there is somebody I can speak to over the phone about this, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank You!

Each of these meds act differently, but you didn't mention what dosages of any of these or how close to each other he was taking them. And aspirin on its own is very hard on the stomach. The other is a beta blocker and is likely not one of the culprits here. But you didn't mention a cardiovascular condition.

Each of these things - aspirin, ferrous sulfate (iron), and MMS have an effect on the GI system in a healthy person, let alone someone w/ in a compromised condition, or if his appetite isn't good, which is to be expected with his cancers. I would suggest small frequent meals as one strategy. He also needs a very alkaline diet.

It is difficult during the all-day protocol to have much time in between doses of MMS to take anything else w/o them interacting. MMS can be hard on the stomach on it's own esp. for someone who is so ill. I find going to 6 drops every 2 hours is easier on the stomach than 3 every hours. You can lower the dose too if it is too difficult to tolerate (but I wouldn't stop it).

You might want to try Essiac and bitter almonds (apricot seeds) for the cancer as well.
Good luck with it,
Colleen

Hi Colleen,

Thank you for your suggestions!

I would appreciate if you had any additional suggestions, after looking at this information:

He is taking -

Ferrous Sulphate
325 MG Oral Once a day
in morning w/ breakfast,

Metoprolol Succinate XI
100 MG TAB Oral Twice a day
after meals (breakfast & dinner)

Digoxin
Once a day
after breakfast

Aspirin (advil) (only when having headache)
325 MG Oral


He also mentioned that he did not have stomach reactions when he was not taking MMSs. The stomach reaction started the second day of taking MMS when he was at 6 drops. Now he is down to 2 drops, and he is doing much better.

Thanks again!

Based on those dosages it probably was the MMS - a stomach reaction is not a bad thing, but he doesn't need to be uncomfortable.

FYI - aspirin and advil are very different meds, but if he's not taking either regularly, it should not be a problem.

Personally, I would add MMS2 as soon as he can tolerate it. Also start slow and increase the dosage - Jim's book explains precisely how to do that.
Best,
C.