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I’ve changed my activator to lime juice and it’s much easier to drink for some reason. The smell is the same but getting it down is really not hard at all – and no real aftertaste. I don’t have the time to mess with adding juice, I just chug it. Also the nausea is not nearly as bad (considering I’m still upping the dose).

The citric acid, though I’m aware is the preferred method, was really not agreeing with me! I’m not sure why, and wonder if others who stopped taking MMS because of the taste have tried different activators?

Anyway, my body continues to “clean out,” showing tons of little strings, along with the yeasty smell, I can only assume is candida hyphae (am trying MMS for deep-rooted candida in fungal form), though who knows for sure. It’s not worms, since I’ve already sliced Tapeworms to death with diatomaceous earth. This is something new, and anything that looks like tons of strings is welcomed out of my intestinal tract! 🙂

Anyway, just thought I’d mention the activator. Oh also eating food any less than 3 hours before or after makes me nauseated, so I can’t do the frequent dose protocol like I originally intended. I’m doing first thing in the morning and when I get home from work, when my stomach is totally empty, so I eat and supplement during the day and before bed.

I’m taking ionic sea minerals, D3, iodine, and cal/mag/zinc pill. Any suggestions are welcome.

Q. So you are saying the you personally have found that CDS is superior? Or works as well with no reactions?

A. Yes it is definitely proven to be superior to MMS in my own case. I’ve been taking MMS for over three years three times per day, every day in an effort to cope with a bone infection.

In my own trials, I’ve found CDS to be much more effective than the MMS in terms of keeping the effects of my infection in check. For example… When taking 15-18 drops, 3 x per day, I’d begin having pains again the mornings. However, when I take 5ml of CDS 3 x per day, I wake-up without any pain whatsoever. – Furthermore, I have had several instances where I did not take my CDS(while out on the road) and I remained pain free for most of the day. And so I’d say that the CDS has proven to be far more effective than the MMS in this particular case.

Q. Or works as well with no reactions?

A. When I began experimenting with CDS, I have taken as much as 15ml without any signs of nausea, diarrhea or malaise whatsoever. Whereas the MMS(on the other hand) has proven to run on a very sensitive line. For example… my maximum tolerance has always been roughly 21 drops. However, in the event that I would accidentally miss my juice/water to MMS ration, I would certainly throw it up.

Additionally, taking MMS can alter your ph. Specifically your urinary tract ph. Which may or may not be a problem for most people on the short term, but for those of us who need to take MMS on the long term, or are susceptible to certain types of stone(kidney) then this could be a bad thing. And so again, I’ve found that CDS does not affect ph as the MMS would.

PS. my wife recently got pretty sick with a cough which fell into her lungs. And so we decided to try a protocol 1000(slow sipping throughout the day) to see if it would help and she was able to tolerate 20 ml’s(or 60 drops of MMS) of CDS in a 1L solution without any nausea or effects. – And the the results were nothing short of astounding. Within 12 hours her cough had loosened-up and she was feeling much better. – This is far better than she’s been getting with antibiotic inhalers throughout her history with bronchial asthma and so I think CDS has proven itself there also.

So in short, I’d say, I’m a believer.

Hope this helps.

JohnB

I would be careful. MMS made me sicker than I could ever imagine. I’m not exactly sure what happened within my body, but I believe oxidative stress can build up and cause all sorts of problems in the long run. It seemed like I was aging fast when I was using MMS (certain lines in my face became more seen).

I was close to healthy when I started using MMS. I had used MMS before for a couple weeks which did make me feel good. I took a couple months off of the stuff and tried to use it again. This time my minor symptoms turned to major symptoms and the infection spread out of control. I felt burning in my chest, kidneys, liver and spleen area that didn’t go away. I then used GSE which thankfully took away most of the burning, it was just my liver that was giving me problems which ended up sending me to the hospital.

I was doing 15 drops twice daily, then switched to 3/hour for 3-4 hours a day. I had been using it for around 2 weeks this time, and it really felt like I was pouring gasoline on a fire by the end. I mistook these symptoms as “die off”.

anyways, I just wanted to share that it was the biggest mistake of my life using that stuff. There is no quick fix when it comes to getting healthy again. If you want to get healthy I suggest you try looking into GAPS or Bee Wilder. I’m at least 70% healthier on the Bee diet, and my acne is gone for the first time in 15 years.

good luck.

Greg

I have perosnally taken MMS myself with relief and possibly cured of Asthma (more time needed on the cure) but relief was within days and after three months I still have relief. So far, no more inhaling toxic chemicals to dilate my lungs via inhalers that are FDA approved. And MMS has lowered my blood pressure which I no longer take FDA approved pharma to “control”. Cured? I don’t know yet. Beneficial results so far, INDEED!…

my MMS experience

For some reason it popped into my head that I hadn’t gotten around to telling this story yet.

I love curezone, and if people here are getting good results from something, I try it. I do a lot of research before I try anything, and really try to get a solid overview of the patterns and pitfalls with any protocol.

When I was researching MMS, the nearly even balance of positive and negative testimonials was really confusing. I finally decided to at least give MMS a try, because I can’t say something doesn’t work, at least for me, until I’ve given it a fair trial.

Every time I worked up to more than 4 drops of MMS per day, I would feel ill and instinctively back off. “Die off” is one possible explanation. But with many protocols, if I take a day off and start again slower, progress is made and die-off type symptoms are reduced. This didn’t happen with MMS. I would feel sick every time I tried it, maybe 5 times over a 1 year period, and the longer I persisted, the worse I would feel.

So, I finally decided I would just push through the “die off phase” and get to the other side. After about 2 weeks I got up to 5 drops twice per day, and my upper back started to hurt when I would breathe deeply. I stopped the MMS, but the pain under my shoulder blade only got worse over the next couple of days. I started to become disoriented, and out of curiosity, took my temperature. Uh-oh, 104F. A friend took me to the emergency room.

After an MRI and a bunch of blood tests I was diagnosed with pneumonia, possibly mycoplasma. A heavy blast of IV antibiotics got me to where I could be released from the hospital the next day, but I felt like death for about 2 weeks afterwards. A Z-pack finished killing the pneumonia, but turned me into an aggressive know-it-all for about a week, which pissed off a couple of my friends.

While I was in the hospital, I was told that my sodium level was so low that I was in danger of having a seizure. I’d never heard of low sodium before. At that time I was in the habit of taking at least 1/8 tsp of Sea Salt every morning, so something must have really been sucking the sodium out of my system.

So, to sum up, I was taking MMS every day for about 2 weeks and wound up in the hospital with pneumonia and dangerously low sodium. I can conclude that MMS doesn’t work well for me. I’m someone who does anything he can to stay the hell away from hospitals and doctors, and am a little pissed off that MMS landed me right in their clutches.

Anyway, that’s just one story, but I’m sure it’s not the only one. Be careful, everyone!

{followup comment by the same person about the above story…}

…Another acute symptom I forgot to mention from my hospital visit was premature ventricular contractions, happening on average about every other heartbeat. A heart monitor was detecting them, and I could feel them. Disruption of electrolytes by MMS could have contributed to that. In the period prior to the hospital visit, I might miss a couple of dozen beats scattered through the day, but not every other one. That symptom has pretty much gone by now.

I started taking MMS because I’ve got some kind of fibro/chronic fatigue/candida complex of shifting symptoms after being floxed by fluoroquinolones, and am always looking for a way to make it stop. I feel like I’ve tried everything, but there’s always one more thing to try. I gave MMS every possible chance, but it just doesn’t suit my individual chemistry, I guess.