Howdy from East Texas, usa

Howdy!

I am fighting a handful of chronic conditions (toxic mold, mycotoxins, heavy metal toxicity, and related ailments and symptoms) and just recently learned of CLO2 from Mike Adams. I started the MMS Protocol 1000 four days ago and am starting to see improvements.

I joined this forum to learn and share my experiences with this treatment.

My family and I live off the grid on our ranch in East Texas, USA and I'm excited to have such a powerful and simple healing agent on hand!

Regards,
shinepuppy

I’m new here too, so probably not strictly appropriate for me to say, but welcome!
I’m a native Texan myself (big city, though - nothing like your situation, which sounds heavenly!), but currently live in east Tennessee. 

Do you have the MMS Health Recovery Guidebook? If not, I highly recommend it. Sounds like you’re getting results, but mold is one of the few things chlorine dioxide does not kill. The Guidebook has a “mold protocol” you would likely benefit from.

edited to add: 
From what you said in another post, sounds like you’ve already done the mold protocol, so… never mind.

Howdy Darby cat,
thanks! We love it here in the piney woods. Tennessee is beautiful!

​​​​​​I've read through Jim's book and did see mold is not on the hit list. My issues are more from the mold metabolites my body sequestered throughout the years rather than the mold itself although treating the MARCONS was a real treat. I'm whittling down Ochratoxin a, citrinin, and mycophenalic acid specifically and then detoxing mercury, lead, and a few other heavy metals.

Day four using MMS and it's the first time I've felt significant relief from my systemic toxic burden. I can't wait to see how I feel tomorrow!

Ah, you bring up several things I’ve never heard of -  MARCONS, and the three… supplements? Being a curious bug, I’ll have to look those up, once I’ve got the energy.   (I’m battling what is likely covid and am greatly fatigued right now.)

I’m glad the MMS is giving you results already - that’s great!

(And yes, Tennessee really is beautiful. Especially east Tennessee. I love east Texas as well. I went to summer camp in east Texas, as a kid.)