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genetic anomalies and mms1 09 Nov 2024 16:26 #84684

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We were introduced to MMS1 back when my mom had pancreatic cancer. Unfortunately, she passed away as the book we received was quite confusing and did not know how to mix it up. As her caregiver, I had so much brain fog and was exhausted from my issue and could not comprehend how to use it.

Fast forward, to this year. Our NP has been taking classes in MMS and suggested my father with prostate cancer (shared his story in another thread on topic), So her basic directions was easy to follow. I was born with a heart defect that required several surgeries to repair, ended up battling infections at times throughout my life.  On heavy antibiotics, affected hearing so have hearing loss.  Also on anticoagulants due to the mechanical valve put in.  

I had issues with a normal level on warfarin, so had it on low end. The anticoagulation clinic did not like that, so they discharged me.  Since I was discharged, just completely stopped warfarin.  Started using Nattokinase instead per Dr. Peter McCullough.  I'm adding in cayenne and lumbrokinase as well.

I was born with no thymus, so challenge getting infections out of system, and low functioning parathyroid glands.  I'm hoping that I as I continue on MMS1 hourly, it will get rid of the heavy metals, reverse the parathyroid gland dysfunction, and treat the lingering infections.  The only medication I'm on is for the parathyroid & calcium absorption issue.  I have been able to stay off all other meds, by focusing on natural options and doing research.  Also stayed out of the hospital inspite my calcium being low for a few years.
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genetic anomalies and mms1 16 Nov 2024 04:48 #84770

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Also to note, we feel my issues were due to being exposed to chemical spray at the time my heart, parathyroids, and thymus were developing; contributing to my genetic anomaly.  Medical doctors (especially cardiologists and genetics) like to refute this - but we know better. We were living near Dow chemicals at the time where a farmer was crop dusting, using DOW dioxin on field (since then there have been reports of dioxin in soil, in water, etc which DOW chemical was supposed to clean up).  This is similar to Agent Orange which was also made by Dow, and has a known history of contributing to congenital defects in children of soldiers that were exposed.  

So, my goal, is to see how and if possible to reverse something that was caused by chemicals.  Will keep using MMS1 as I research it more, at very least will help the immune challenges I have.  Combining this therapy with peptides to reverse diseases maybe! :D 
Dana W

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