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MMS & Pyschiatric Drug Interaction? 16 Apr 2012 05:13 #15949

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I'm currently weening off 4 psychiatric medications with the aid of my psychiatrist. I was wondering if MMS is safe to take with psych drugs? Fibromyalgia calls for protocol 1000 and 3000. I read on a blog that you should not do protocol 3000 with prescription drugs, but I'm unsure if that was a reputable source of information. Are there any other dos and don'ts I should be aware before starting protocol 1000 and 3000?
I gots a lot of health issues, but my main complaint is Fibromyalgia. :(
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Re: MMS & Pyschiatric Drug Interaction? 16 Apr 2012 16:25 #15974

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The main difference between 1000 and 3000 is the addition of DMSO on the skin -

To the best of my knowledge there is no interaction with MMS1 and psychotropic meds - which leads me to believe that if 3000 is contraindicated with those meds, it might be because of some issue with DMSO - Such as, maybe the psyc meds put a very heavy load on the liver, weakening it, and DMSO might make it more difficult - or maybe there's something in the DMSO that interferes with the way the psyc meds work. I just don't know. I've never heard Jim Humble state that you shouldn't do DMSO and psychotropic drugs - he's only said that when you start on DMSO, to go very slow and be sure there's no discomfort in the liver area - that some people may be allergic to it and not know it. I might go back to the blog source and see if they can tell you where they got their information -

It's obvious why DMSO would be good for fibromyalgia, because it relieves soft tissue discomfort -
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