HIV positive individual shows improved T cell levels after MMS use
I don’t know if you have seen any of the little posts I wrote about someone who is HIV positive that I have been assisting with MMS.
After he started MMS, about 4 weeks later he went for his usual blood work. He had been off the HIV medicines for several months. He was feeling better yet his T cells tested very low after about 4 or 5 weeks on MMS. Those peoople who treat their HIV with ozone therapy know that T cell levels will go down before they go up. This is because the ozone will kill off the damaged or sick T cells. Then, after a while, in a cleaner environment, new T cells are made and the levels come up.
We were not sure if this was how it was going to go with using MMS but I prepared him for a low reading on that first test. Because so much is not known about MMS and its use with HIV I encouraged him to go by how he felt not by numbers on a test.
Sure enough, it happened. He had seriously low T cell levels. He perservered with MMS. On the next test after that, about 5 r 6 weeks later, his blood work looked so good that he said the doctors were stunned and they wanted to know what he had been doing. According to them he had been off standard HIV therapy for almost 6 months yet his blood lab results were just about normal. He had been using 6 drops of MMS 2 times a day.
After that good test review he got it in his head to stop the MMS, against my recommendation, I was still trying to get him to take it 3 times a day not 2.
Well, he stopped for about a month. He said he was tired of the nausea that it would create for him. He went and got another test and the doctors were worried and wanted him to start the HIV drugs again. Instead he has chosen to resume the MMS. Before this bad test result l he had done quite well, had resumed working and has gotten himself out of depression. He had said that the HIV drugs made him fell very bad and he was glad to find a way to get away from them. When he stopped the MMS for that month or so he did start to feel bad again, like being on the verge of a cold or flu.
