Should I continue or change.

I tested reactive (HIV +) back in July. I have been taking MMS protocol 1000 for about 7 weeks now. I have seen some of my symptoms disappear but others remain. I also have developed sinus problems combined with a little chest congestion. I was wondering if I should continue with MMS protocol 1000 or change to another MMS protocol and/or switch to CDS.

Thanks

Probably you will find the best answer by reading what Jim Humble - the real master of MMS - is mentioning about HIV, link here
jimhumble.biz/11-hiv-a-aids.html

didnt see they were removed ...

Looks like they're in the process of doing some upgrades on the site, Megg. May be back up later -
Or you can go to the genesis2church.is site, where most of the same information is housed.

www.genesis2church.is/mms-protocol-hiv-and-aids.html

oh ok thanks...

Jim mentioned that A quick breath of the fumes cleared up some old stuff in his chest. I inhaled a hefty dose by accident while making CDS, and even though it stung, feeling a little horse, Off and on, I started coughing up stuff for 2 or 3 days. Great stuff! I didn't have any congestion, or so I thought, until I started coughing a "fruitful" cough. If you have problems now, I don't recommend inhaling but a very small amount, just fumes from a 3 drop "dose."

Thanks. I also see that my lymph nodes are in enlarged. Could protocol 1000 reach that deep to help reduced the infection?

Hi Curious,

MMS could definitely help with enlarged lymph nodes. There are not many details to go on here re your age, symptoms, history etc., but based on what you've said, I would keep doing protocol 1000. 7 weeks is not very long.

Sometimes HIV takes many months on protocol 1000. In the archives there are quite a few posts about hiv, you should look for posts from znzmagic (Bishop David Kiango). He is a real pro with that. His advice is usually to stick with protocol 1000 for a long time till you are all well.

Michael