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MMS1 taken for the first time- dizziness 06 Dec 2013 12:38 #37751

ramaflore
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Hi,

On yesterday, I received my mms1 package at 6 PM.

I began the protocol 1000 from 8.30 PM till 0.30 AM, one drop per hour. After the last one, the fifth drop I noticed that I need to rest and to go sleeping but at the same time, I got dizziness. I couldn't sleep because I felt dizzy in bed.
One of my legs would not stop fidgeting in bed during all the night.

Is it normal for these symptoms that I had before taking for the first time MMS, were getting worse ?

In this case, do I need to stop ? Any advise or recommendation would be appreciated, thanks.

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MMS1 taken for the first time- dizziness 09 Dec 2013 02:05 #37763

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	No, rather than stop, drop back in your dosing. (And don't forget to take your water for the day!) Start with 1/8 of a drop an hour or 1/4 of a drop an hour. It would be better to dose in the morning, after wakening, rather than wait until just before bedtime. MMS leaves your body within 2 hours, so it should be gone long before bedtime -
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