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Cystic Echinococcosis 14 Feb 2012 23:44 #12547

drspale
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Hello,
Recently I went to see my doctor regarding pain developed in my stomach area. Once I got scan results they suggested it is caused by Cystic Echinococcosis and it will require surgical removal. I would rather try to avoid it if possible.
I was wondering if you could advice on MMS protocol for this particular disease.

Many Thanks for your inputs and if you require any further info please let me know

Drspale

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Re: Cystic Echinococcosis 15 Feb 2012 00:35 #12551

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I sent this email to Jim Humble because of the possible seriousness of drspale's situation:

Hi Jim,

We have a new member on the forum who says he has an echinococcus cyst on his liver. According to Wikipedia, disruption of this tapeworm cyst can cause anaphylactic shock and death if they're inadvertently opened in, say, exploratory surgery.

My question is, does it represent a danger to the host after the echinococcus is killed by MMS? How can the body be supported in eliminating it?

I sent him (username: drspale) the below in an email:

MMS is particularly effective against parasites, so it should work against your liver echinococcus - the question for me would be how your body will cope with eliminating the dead organism. It will probably require a large dose of MMS to kill it. Please post a question about this on the forum, I am going to send an email to Jim Humble in the Dominican Republic (Republica Dominicana) to see if he has anything to say about it. I will post it with your question on the forum if I get a reply.

I anticipate that I may get a rapid reply.

If anyone else has an informed opinion, that will be great.

The following user(s) said Thank You: Edwin3110, paul

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Re: Cystic Echinococcosis 15 Feb 2012 11:17 #12571

drspale Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	Much appreciated!!
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