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I have a friend who had severe ulcerative colitis for 28 years. It is bacterria living in the last 10 inches of the rectom. Could not hold down a job as he needed a toilet very handy and that came very often at a moments notice. It is incurable the Medical way.

After altering his life style and nutrition along with MMS his doctor pronounced he no longer had the diasease. It was his last checkup before they were ready to remove part of his bowel and go on a bag and his doctor did not beleive it no longer was there!

He has told me if anyone needs verification over the phone he is quite happy to talk to them. He did not do an enama useing MMS but i beleive he should have as it would be very easy to get to the bacteria.

Posted on Ulcerative Colitis Support Group – Just in from my last colonoscopy. It looks like I’ve cured myself from a 20 year ‘infection’ which caused ulcerate colitis, it took me about 12 days, This is not a windup I can hardly believe it myself. I have nothing to gain from telling you this, I’m not on the make, this is not advertising or trolling. All I’ve done so far is follow what Jim Humble says on his MMS site, and YouTube skits, The hardest part of this ‘cure’ for me was going without my second cup of coffee for the day, and avoiding chocolate (I’m sure 2 things you guys would love to consume again) just saying that was the hardest part. I’m 12 days into a 21 day program, and I feel great. So yeah that’s all really, you wont hear from me again, good luck. Robert 0274 301 574 New Zealand PS I’ve tried many many things over the years, the drugs are masking the cause, and just treating the symptoms. You have to kill the PATHOGENS. The treatment/21 day course cost me about $10.00 ………… PS – And I still had to argue with people on the site. Alas MMS doesn’t cure cognitive dissonance

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We’re here in Ecuador and this is my friend Fox and Fox has some great stories about typhoid fever and cellulitis.

So we did it a couple of different ways, sometimes it’s hard to stick to the protocol or for whatever reasons we do it a little bit differently but it still often works and so the first time you got typhoid fever.

The first time they put me on antibiotics so I took the antibiotics and I took the CDS with it and it came back but I was also taking this supplement that turned out had some absorbic acid in it. That’s absorbic acid.

And then it returned maybe about three weeks later. But you felt really good for a while and we thought we’d gotten rid of it. Yeah and it was a slower heal, didn’t go up.

The second time when I had the typhoid I went with the MMS and I was taking big doses, starting with the protocol, stick with the protocol. We get big doses kind of like a malaria protocol, you know. They’re 18 at night. 18 drops at night. And then just pass out on it and that got better almost immediately. I noticed some days.

And you were tested and so you knew that you had it before and you knew it was completely gone. Yeah, no no the first time it wasn’t completely gone. I still had it in the system and then it resurfaced. And that was the typhoid, right? Yes, that was the typhoid so I battled that. That was two times. But after the second time you tested, right? Oh yeah, now when I went back to blood test after it all cleared. Yeah, all cleared.

And then the…

Then you call up again and say, I have?

Well what I had is I woke up, I had a bug bite, a symbol and I thought it was, you know, I mean when Lee thought it might have been a recluse or something. I was plastering and it got infected. My whole arm blew up. I was an emergency hemicellulitis.

And that’s when I came to see you. It was a thing from you know, prescribed me more antibiotics. And that’s a staff infection. It is a staff infection. And then, but it spread. I mean it started off cellulitis but I had staff. I had to cut my nails, sleep with gloves on, with a scratch.

Wow.

I did the protocol. So now we’re talking, we did the protocol 1000 with the three drops every hour. And I stepped to it. I, I, I stood because this was as cool. Yeah, the staff infection was on my side. I stepped in the protocol and I found, I don’t remember for how long. You might remember because I, I sent you messages. Talked about three weeks, but yeah, I did. It’s been a while so, but. I’m thinking I did a harsh two weeks and then zeroed off. And then got retested. No staff.

Okay. Of course staff. That’s great.

So I had a good experience. You’re telling the world now. So that’s great. So if you had advice to people about MMS, what would you say?

It, you know, it’s, um, I had success with it. You know, I, I was skeptical, you know, and I did because the first time I was too afraid, I would, I had, I took the antibiotics when I got diagnosed with typhoid. It didn’t work. You know.

Great. Appreciate you.

Of course it’s a good, it’s, it’s, you know, for the people that think, okay, the the antibiotics are the stronger, sureer way to go. And then if that doesn’t, you know, then MMS is a, is a weaker way to go. That’s, that’s what I, I actually believe that the MMS is the stronger and sureer way to go because it works on every kind of bacteria, every kind of. It doesn’t ruin your flora. It doesn’t ruin your flora. It works by oxidizing the pathogens. They can’t develop a resistance to it and, and most antibiotics work on, you know, maybe three bacteria or five different viruses and, you know, and they become resistant to itself. MMS is a safe, natural, effective way to go.

Yeah.

Dear Friend,   2017 in a small village on an island near Timur in Indonesia, the son of a good friend been very sick for quite a while. at the local hospital the diagnose was TBC. I gave the five year old boy a small protocol 1000 dose for three weeks.  When he was fine i stopped. But after while he got a swollen face and the father took him to the big hospital to Kupang. The new diagnose there was Typhoid Fever. After some days in hospital and strange infusions (in my eyes), they send him home. From my researches i knew Typhoid Fever is not that easy to handle like they did. The boy was very sick further on. Fever night and day. And he could not keep any food inside, nor the antibiotics they gave him. He was suffering from pain and  starving. So i started carefully with the protocol 1000 again. I put three to five drops into the bottle for the day. He started eating after three days! And after one week the fever was gone. I don´t remember exactly how long we continued,  but i knew it had to be long enough. The rest of the time i spend there last year, he was fine, then i had to leave. After eight month i returned and met the family. The boy, before very shy, came straight to me, hugged me and what i saw was  a healthy, laughing little boy. happy! That was an really special moment for me! He could have been gone… That´s common there. His father tolled me, that no fever had returned since. And in all the six month, i stood there this time he was very good. At long last, 15 month passed by with no returning of the fever.    This time i could cure four strong cases of Staph in the same place, with MMS!  All happy people after. You can see at my Staph Testimonial – Timur – Indonesia   Although in Indonesia i used MMS very effectively for:   Scorpion, hornet, wasp, centipedes bites Flue, diarrhea, reef cuts, ear infection and some more   Terima kasih, Iryjan    

I used it to cure typhoid. My daughter refused to take it and had violent diarrhea and vomiting, and the diarrhea didn’t go away for over three weeks. I had diarrhea, did not vomit. All I took was two drops because I felt so nauseas.

My daughter had cellulitis and was given intravenous antibiotics. When she came home the cellulitis returned. I treated her with MMS three drops three times a day for three days and she was cured.

A man who also was on the same fishing vessel had cellulitis a few weeks before her (he nearly had his leg amputated) and was on antibiotics for months to recover.