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When to take blood test? 07 Jun 2012 12:46 #18380

MC1971
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Hi chronic Hep B,i would like to use MMS 1000 for at least 3 weeks starting today 06/07/2012-06/29/2012.
I already tried with 1 drop and 2 drops an hour no problem.Will go to 3 drops and try to stay there.
I am concerned about my viral load 2 Million in March 2012.My understanding when on MMS viral load goes UP.
My blood work is scheduled on 7/10/2012 but i can move it if i need to.
Suggestions?
Anyone?
MC

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Re: When to take blood test? 12 Jun 2012 07:43 #18630

TRUEBLUE Offline New Member Posts: 9 Thank you received: 11	ACCORDING TO THE PROTOCALS OF MMS 1000 AND 2000 YOU SHOULD HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO ACE THAT BLOOD TEST! HAVE YOU FOLLOWED THESE PROTOCALS? IF SO, GO IN THERE AND SPIN THE DOCTORS HEAD... AFTER THAT, YOU CAN BRAG ABOUT THE THE NEW HEALTH BENIFITS THAT MMS HAS TO OFFER AND CHANGE THE THINKING PATTERNS OF OUR MEDICAL CARE ELITES. GO GET'EM TIGER! The following user(s) said Thank You: paul
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Re: When to take blood test? 12 Jun 2012 08:14 #18632

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Re: When to take blood test? 12 Jun 2012 08:21 #18633

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