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Lyme, MMS, and stomach pain 02 Apr 2013 21:23 #32220

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Hello everybody,

I have been struggling with lyme disease an co. for several years now. I tried mms about 10 months ago but had to stop due to severe stomach pain. I think I worked up to about 8 drops, 3x a day. I have read so many positive testimonials about mms with other infections. I want to be able to use it for lyme but am not sure if it is helping if it is causing excruciating stomach pain. Could this have something to do with how it is being activated? Could it be the citric acid solution?

I purchased some stabilized oxygen drops as I hear it has some similar benefits to mms but not nearly as effective. Could someone help me out here? Anyone else get past the stomach pain issue?

Thanks everyone!

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Problems Using MMS for Lyme w/ Severe Stomach Pain 02 Apr 2013 21:41 #32221

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Hi, Guessing you were using the first book for your dosing mechanism, as for the last year or two we've been using protocols that use small drops (3 drops an hour, once an hour, for 8 hours a day) - not the three BIG doses a day.

We also state that if you are having problems, you might consider what we call the baby bottle technique, where you start out with an 8 oz baby bottle and 1 drop taken over 8 hours, so you start at 1/8 of a drop an hour. You will always need at least an ounce of water for every drop of activated MMS.

Also, there's a new activator - HCl which can be tried.

And CDS - sometimes people have issues with the citric acid - CDS does not have citric acid. Some of us find CDS a lot easier to take.

There's a lot of information available here on the forums about these things.

As I understand it, stablized oxygen does not use citric acid, therefore it's actually not "similar to MMS" - as I understand it, you'll have to read the bottle, and it may be sodium chlorite - (and I don't know what percentage of SC) - but it is not acidified, which means it would depend on your own stomach acid to become acidified - to release the chlorine dioxide. And if your digestive system is less than optimal, you are not getting the full "advantage" of what is there.

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Lyme, MMS, and stomach pain 02 Apr 2013 21:44 #32222

acrosstheveil Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	ah, yes, thank you! i heard in the past that the citric acid solution may be prone to mold contamination and I have definite issues with mold/fungus. Where can I buy the HCL activator? And do I use an equal ratio of hcl drops to sodium chlorite solution or is it a different ratio?
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