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Angina and low bood pressure 09 May 2012 21:35 #17039

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I have been taking protocol 1000 for about 4 weeks, I have a abdomen problem (probably an infection, was in lots of pain) that seems to be in my lower intestines and lymph, my MD suggested large dose lipo vitamin C, after a couple of weeks it did not seem to be working, I tried collodial silver at pretty high dose for at least 10 days, it did not seem to help, then I tried the mms and cds, and it is working but my blood pressure is now low and I have the feelings of angina...I do not want to stop the mms but I may have to, I am also using a topical spray with 20 cds drops, 6 drops dmso and 1 oz water and I have been spraying it on the sore areas of my abdomen, it makes it a little more sore for some time then gets better (I figure this is working also, killing whatever is in there and helping the lymph)...I wonder if taking mms baths or just using the spray will still help my problem and help with the angina? I am drinking lot's of water, wonder if I could still be dehydrated? I don't think so but who knows. would mms2 work for this? I just don't know what to do, the mms is helping the abdomen for sure. I tried using only 2 drops today and that did not help.
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Re: Angina and low bood pressure 10 May 2012 03:57 #17049

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Hi Bryan. Blood presssure is regulated by the adrenals which are located on top of the kidneys. When detoxing , as you are, it's quite possible that toxins passing through the kidneys are affecting the adrenals ( + abdominal pain). Perseverence will see you through and once detoxed, everything will return to normal. Stopping the MMS will likely just prolong the pain and suffering. Please keep us posted.

Minimum water would be 2 quarts/day. More if possible.

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Re: Angina and low bood pressure 11 May 2012 01:22 #17112

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Thanks Paul, I am drinking at least that much of pretty good filtered water. I hate the feelings of angina, like there is something wrong and it freaks me out to be honest. I have had them before and high dose vitamin c made it almost quit before and I will have to get my intake of it back up. Would un-activated mms (sodium chlorite) be as bad? Would mms2 do the same thing? I don't want my progress to go backwards but I am going to have to cut back or stop if these pains get any worse...and I really don't want to as the mms really works.

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