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MMS, Meds & Suppliments 26 Apr 2013 19:53 #32824

morangatango
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Hi All. My first post. Have spent the last several days reading about MMS and I want to try it. I had breast cancer in 2004 treated with surgery, radiation, a hysterectomy and don't want it again. I have been diagnosed with chronic fatigue, systemic candida, hypothyroidism and no hormones. I am currently taking:

60 mg Armour Thyroid (on an empty stomach in the morning & afternoon)
25 mcg Liothyronine (on an empty stomach in the morning & afternoon)
1 capsule of Avinocort (peptide/amino acid growth factors, IGF-1, IFG-2, FGF, NGF, EGF, CTGF, Thymosin Domain & Follistatin peptides) (on an empty stomach in the morning)
12.5 mg of Iodoral (on an empty stomach in the morning & afternoon with thyroid meds)
Bio Identical estrogen (as a cream applied to skin in the morning)
Bio Identical Progesterone (as a cream applied to skin before bed)
4.5 mg Naltrexone (after 9 p.m.)
1,000 mg Vit. C (after lunch)
300 mg. Magnesium (after lunch & before bed)
600 mg. Calcium (after lunch & before bed)
10,000 iu Vit. D3 (before bed & going to 5,000 soon)
5,000 mcg. B12 Methylcobalamin
B Complex

A lot of pills! But I'm feeling so much better. Been on this routine for 2 years. The candida is my biggest problem at this point and I have reduced my carbs and sugars. Fluconazole doesn't work and nystatin works but as soon as I quit taking it, the candida comes back. I would love to reduce some of my meds and supplements if possible and was wondering if MMS can help with my health issues or would it be impossible to add because of the meds and supplements.

Hope I posted correctly and thanks for your help.

Diana

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MMS, Meds & Suppliments 26 Apr 2013 21:42 #32826

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	The only thing I can see is that you would need to move your vitamins to before bed. C, B complex, (I think b12 is ok) are antioxidants and tend to weaken the oxidizing function of MMS. Pam
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MMS, Meds & Suppliments 26 Apr 2013 22:23 #32827

morangatango Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 1	Thank you, Pam. I have my labs next week and Drs. appt. May 15. Am encouraged and know my Dr. will be excited about this new process. She has a son with Aspergers and was trying to find a way to use Hemp Oil, illegal here, so this may help her as well. Diana
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MMS, Meds & Suppliments 26 Apr 2013 22:39 #32828

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I know I should keep my 2c to myself... but....

When I do a MMS cleanse or program... I stop ALL supplements. The reason being is that the liver has a big enough load to deal with with all the toxins being expelled thru the liver and then excreted, let alone dealing with all the supplements the liver has to then process at the same time ..... it can be taxing. Another reason, is that I know that NO supplements are interfering with the MMS I am taking.

Also, I don't feel that the supplements will be properly absorbed when in a DE-TOXing state ....

It's perfectly OK to cycle your supplements about 3x's a year by geting off them for a few weeks at a time and not letting your system get used to them. Like your body works better by getting a variety of foods in a weeks worth of meals, it also responds better by surprising it by not letting it get used to a week after week regimen of supplements.

I know that in certain conditions that people have, they need a constant supply of vitamins, supplements, etc.... because of the situation they are in .... but I have always had better results when I quit my supplements all together for a few weeks when doing an MMS cleanse.

Clint

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MMS, Meds & Suppliments 27 Apr 2013 12:44 #32835

morangatango Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 1	Thank you, Clint. I think you're right. That has been my experience with supplements also. And there is nothing that I'm taking other than the thyroid meds and hormones that I couldn't live without for a few weeks. Diana The following user(s) said Thank You: Macaddict08
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