My Progress So Far

Hi Clint,

Yes, I did do the DMSO and it made the swelling and pain worse, so for now backing off of that. Pheww... this is an intense ride, but I feel better at the moment. The pain has lessened somewhat over the course of the day. It's not so much that I'm in a hurry, it's just harder when things get better then suddenly worse. The up/down of it really requires a strong contemplative foundation; the ability to be with each unfolding moment as it comes. Sometimes I'm better at it than others

KJ,

I just read that you are taking the MMS2 also. You are attacking it from all sides, and that's great, but I am sure with that you will have more reactions.
I am glad you are feeling better for now.

Do you know if it is ok to have some peppermint oil in a little water when we feel nausea?
I have to do a search, because I threw up the other day and that's the rarest thing for me.

Take it easy and rest a lot!

KJ,

If that is the case... then I'd resort to a Calcium Bentonite Clay (CBC) Poultice.
and leave it on over night.... the clay is great stuff.

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Thank you Clint! Great info there!

Thank you, too, Evanir. Yes, I am taking 3 small capsules of MMS2 a day (size "3" only half full). So far the fridge method seems to be working well. I have been taking it with strong peppermint tea with stevia added to mask the taste. I didn't know about the peppermint/anti-nausea connection, I guess I just intuited it

KJ,

I think I need to make some peppermint tea to help with the nausea, otherwise I have to lower the drops and take less mms2.

Somehow I thought we shouldn't use any tea at all with MMS.

Clint,

I have been taking the Calcium Bentonite clay before bedtime, only 1/2 ts in water. The only problem is that I am severely constipated
and my cousin had the same problem taking the clay. Is there anything else we should do?

Do you hear that some people have this problem? I hope it will go away.

Thanks for your help!
Evanir

Yes... and my apologies Evanir for not over stating this.... you MUST drink more water when consuming clay ... it happens to a lot of people... (cause they are dehydrated already, then start on the clay)

Drink hot teas, and room temp water (8oz glass of water water every hour)

Also...if you want to take this s step further... get a small 4 post stool (10" high) and place it in front of the commode, and place your feet on the stool when are going #2 ... this helps a lot)

Hope this wasn't too personal....

Evanir,

I thought the tea was ok because Scott (Truthquester), who came up with the 7 day fridge method, used Jasmine tea with his. I figured from that that tea was ok. Do you remember where you heard differently?

The other thing I sometimes to do mask the taste when I make MMS1 the regular way is to add grape juice. Just a tablespoon splashed over the top does wonders. Overall I am trying to stay away from fruit right now though (it can feed candida), so I only do that when necessary.

Update:

I did a QT session today. I just really needed the support. It was extremely helpful and the swelling and pain are already down quite a bit. I made a schedule for myself that I am still trying to work out... yoiks, so many things that need to be separated by (at least) 30 minutes. I'm taking MMS1, MMS2, Clay, DE (ok, planning on it -- still have research to do there), regular supplements early morning, a homeopathic remedy for my lymphatic system, Borax. Tons of water to drink every day. Oh yeah, and then there's food to try and squeeze in once in a while! So far, my schedule looks like this:

6am and 7pm: Supplements and Clay, DE, homeopathic remedy (15 minutes after the others)
8am: start 10-hourly MMS1
8:30 11:30 2:30 MMS2
9:30 10:30 12:30 1:30 Borax (for serious candida)

So far, so good. No nausea or diarrhea. I don't want to spread things out more, as I want to finish my MMS1&2 as early in the day as possible so I don't have accidents at night. Don't know what kind of herx reaction the Borax might cause, but I'm not risking it right now. Just getting my doses in early.

Still need to work in baths and enema stuff. It's a work in progress...

wow, your schedule is full to the limit!

about the tea, I think it was Kerri or Andreas that said not to drink with any tea, and I know for sure we shouldn't have anti oxidant teas,
peppermint tea might be ok, I am not sure if it is considered an anti-oxidant herb like green tea and others.

the splash of grape juice sounds nice, thanks!