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Bean sprouts linked to nausea and diarrhea resolved with MMS use

Categories: Diarrhea, E Coli, Toxicity, Vomiting

Date Created: June 6, 2011

06:06:11 – EHEC?

Yesterday evening I had this terrible nausea and vomiting. And severe watery diarrhea.

My husband made me aware that bean sprouts stood suspected of causing EHEC.

Of that I had eaten two packs in the fridge and the last days of it.

I got really scared because my little 4 month-old daughter still silent.

Only now my MMS a lot and I had been made equal to 10 drops. The initial reaction was severe, but the magic was gone overnight, I was well again!

I am sooo glad that MMS is available!

Now I have my first time with delicious grape juice for breakfast MMS granted.

Ic

FYI: Old Protocols

In the early days of MMS, a common protocol involved taking a 15-drop dose 3 times a day. This has long since been improved in various ways. Some of the older testimonials will talk about these 15-drop doses. Overall today it is not suggested to take such large doses in one shot, but rather much lower doses and on an hourly basis—which provides a more gentle and steady approach. Full details on how to properly use the various protocols can be found in the MMS Health Recovery Guidebook.

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