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Gastritis - has anyone any experience of treating it with MMS? 21 Oct 2024 05:55 #84444

Far Rhino Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 15 Thank you received: 6	How are you feeling at now? Have any of your treatments or remedies helped or made a difference?
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Gastritis - has anyone any experience of treating it with MMS? 09 Nov 2024 09:33 #84682

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Managed to heal most of the gastritis using cabbage juice and a Vitamin U supplement (Gastrazyme, which is basically the goodies from the cabbage juice without the sugars), but the nausea and dull pain haven't shifted completely - in fact the nausea has got a little worse. Seriously suspect some form of parasite or bacteria are the root cause here, so I've just started Protocol C (10mls of 3000 ppm CDS in 1 litre of water, drink as 8 - 12 doses a day). Mr Kalcker recommends between 3 - 6 days for gastritis, so I'll update this thread in around 3 days time, my thanks again to everyone who has contributed so far.

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Gastritis - has anyone any experience of treating it with MMS? 15 Nov 2024 15:27 #84759

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Thought I'd wait 6 days for the update just to get a better idea of the effects and any improvements. Started with 10mls of CDS per 1ltr as per Protocol C, felt tremendous Day 1 but started herxing Day 2, so halved the dose to 5mls per 1ltr for Days 3 and 4. Increased to 7.5mls per 1ltr on Days 4, 5 and 6. Nausea gone completely, I still have the dull pain on and off though. I'll give the 7.5mls another day or so, and then attempt the 10ml dose. Will update if there's any improvement.

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Gastritis - has anyone any experience of treating it with MMS? 16 Nov 2024 04:47 #84769

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Far wrote:
Thank you CLO2, this is invaluable to me at the moment and very much appreciated.

You say "MMS1 and CDH are lower" in your second paragraph - do you mean that MMS1 and CDH have a lower pH than CDS, or lower in acidity i.e. a higher pH? Yes, MMS1 and CDH measure lower in pH compared to CDS.

Just being thorough here, as I still intend to try CDS or MMS as a remedy for whatever my condition is. I mean, this appears to be the most atypical of examples of gastritis - whatever I eat seems to make no actual difference as such - I can eat plain and be in pain, or eat rich and spicy and be fine. Still not entirely convinced that it's all down to gastritis - I was diagnosed via an endoscopy as "Gastritis: mild flat erosive with no bleeding. A small, superficial antral erosion", biopsy showed negative for h.pylori etc etc. They want to put me on PPI's as an antacid (proton pump inhibitors, just check out those big pharma side effects, yeah...) and as ever I just don't trust the medical industrial complex.

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