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ChatGPT misled me about MMS. 29 Apr 2025 13:15 #86379

Mzigni77
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Hello everyone, Unfortunately, I wanted to start an MMS protocol for post-vax issues, but GPT made me get the dosage wrong and now I’m experiencing some inflammation symptoms.It told me to mix in a glass 1 ml of 25% sodium chlorite + 1 ml of 4% citric acid (20 activated drops).All of this diluted in 700 ml of water to drink throughout the day.Clearly, that’s a crazy dose for someone who’s never taken it before. But it didn’t tell me that, and I also got confused with CDS.I ended up drinking about 250–300 ml in total.In the evening, I had severe intestinal blockage, and now it’s been two days that things have only slightly improved in that area. But I’m still urinating a lot, and the urine is foamy.Can anyone help me?I hope I haven’t made an irreversible mistake.

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