My name is Rumyana Yanakieva and I'm from Bulgaria. Last august my boyfriend - Alexander Zahariev was suffering malaria while he was residing in South Sudan, Africa. He had been working there for the past 3 years and on every mission he was getting infected with malaria. So far he had been infected 7 times. The doctors suspected the disease was never completely cured and it was reoccurring every time he was going back to Africa. The last time he was infected his condition was the worst and he only recovered after intravenous treatment with quinine while he was in a hospital. He had anemia and other side effects of the treatment. When he came back home his test for malaria were negative and he had not experienced any of the symptoms of malaria since.
Nevertheless he considered taking MMS in order to completely clear his system from the malaria causing parasites. A few days ago he started taking one drop of MMS every hour for 8 hours. He didn't start the malaria protocol since according to his blood tests he was healthy and he didn't want to get himself extremely sick in the begging of his treatment. He was considering raising the hourly dose gradually according to his tolerance. On the second day of the intake he started complaining of joint pain and muscle pain. He tested for malaria and the results were negative. We are worried that the dosage is not enough and the MMS might just "wake up" the parasites and trigger the disease. Is that possible? Can you advice us on a dosage for post malaria treatment? Can we use Protocol 1000 or we must stick to the Malaria Protocol? What should we do if he start experiencing malaria symptoms - lower or increase the dosage? Our local supplier in Bulgaria advised is not use CDS because its effectiveness has not yet been proven in cases of malaria.
We will highly appreciate any advice!
