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Prevention with MMS 17 Jun 2015 11:32 #49828

Roze
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Hello dear members,

I got bitten by a deer tick which comes from an area where infection in ticks is wide-spread. The tick remained stuck for no more than 24 hours, which gives little chance for transmission of Lyme. Nonetheless, I want to do my best and prevent any possibility. So far I have been taking 6 drops an hour of MMS. Please kindly advise if you think I should be doing differently.

Many thanks as always

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