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Can MMS help with infertility? 03 Jun 2012 00:19 #18161

Scott110
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Dear all,

I am hoping someone out there can please advise or point me in the right direction.
Can MMS1/2, CDS, DMSO help with infertility?
If a woman is unable to conceive but there is no identifiable structural reason as to why, could it be a pathogen issue? Does mms have a role to play here?
I have checked Jim's book, the website etc and can't find reference to it, but that may be me just missing something. I also searched the forum and could only find reference to fertility issues in horses.
It would be great if mms could help as it's a very distressing issue; I would hate not to suggest it if mms could really be a simple answer, on the other hand don't want to suggest mms if it is not the correct solution for this problem.
Any advice on this would be much appreciated!
Thank you

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Re: Can MMS help with infertility? 03 Jun 2012 15:52 #18198

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Hello Scott,

One possibility to consider is perhaps she has Celiac sprue. It can cause unexplained infertility (my own experience) amongst other symptoms. The symptoms appear as vitamin deficiencies of different sorts. Also alopecia, tooth enamel defects, diarrhea and abdominal pain. Some people show no symptoms, either.

My personal experience is that protocol 1000 helped reduce my sensitivity to accidentally ingested gluten. I would like to repeat the protocol soon to see if it improves more.

best of luck,
dish

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Re: Can MMS help with infertility? 04 Jun 2012 10:09 #18233

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Hi Dish,

Thanks so much for your response, I really appreciate it.

Very very interesting to hear about celiac sprue..my friend has definitely had ongoing intestinal trouble as long as I have known her. I don't know much about it but it could possibly be celiac sprue from what I have just read. I will speak to her about this; it is interesting to hear that protocol1000 helped.

I'm kind of just assuming that even if her issue is not celiac sprue, her infertility could be caused by other pathogens in the body and that going on protocol 1000 with douches and mms bathing could only help.

Would love to hear any other thoughts on the matter.
And thanks again Dish your info is v helpful. hope you continue to see improvement in your own health. Best wishes.

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