Insulin-dependent diabetes shows no improvement after MMS protocols
Hi there,
I am insulin dependant (Type 1) diabetic and have been on insulin for nearly 21 years now (I am nearly 50). I understand that there may be several causes to the disease which may explain why the MMS cure only works 50% of the time.
I too have heard that the problem is caused by an inflamed pancreas (actually I heard inflamed nerves in the pancreas) but also that it is an auto-immune disease where your immune systems gets confused and attacks your own insulin producing Islets of Langerhans cells. This theory may be supported by the fact that nowadays they check you actually are Type 1 diabetic by doing a GAD anti-body test (this was invented as originally a lot of people were put on insulin unnecessarily – so the existence of this anti-body supposedly confirms the auto-immune issue).
When I was originally diagnosed back in 1991 they thought diabetes came from either stress (I had a period of extreme stress 18 months before diagnosis), a virus (I had a bad virus in Bangkok 11 months before) or after an extended overseas trip (I had just returned from a 8 month round the world tour when I was diagnosed). Three for three in my case!
I have just completed 3 weeks of Protocol 1000+ and there has been no change to my diabetes and no change to my insulin requirements. This included no change when I have injected which I did at the same time as I took MMS1.
I have 2 other auto-immune diseases (Uvitis in my left eye and CIDP – Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy) so I was hoping that there was an underlying viral cause to these that MMS would sort out.
Not to be beaten and having been advised to do Protocol 2000 I have ordered ready made MMS2 from www.mineral-solutions.net/ and will take a 4 day break while I travel then try Protocol 2000 for a couple of weeks.
I do understand that I may have the “auto-immune” type of diabetes so none of this may work but will give it (and MMS2) some more time and see what happens. I am no doctor but I guess if my issues were originally viral which programmed my immune system incorrectly, MMS’s may well kill the virus(es) but the immune system would still be triggered by my own similar valid tissues like the Islets of Langerhans and the myelin sheaves (in the case of CIDP).
I will update this post if I have any progress. Paul