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Rash appears on thigh during MMS use; symptoms persist after treatment

Categories: Rash, Skin Problem, Toxicity

On 15th drop noticed outbreak. I am curious if anyone else has expierienced this as well? Is it common to outbreak while on the MMS protocol?

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I worked my way up to 15 drops aprox after 2.5 weeks or so… The outbreak happend right before 15 drops. After 2 days on 15 drops and vomiting I decided to take a 3 day break.

I am curious if this mms is working and when I start back up should I resume at 6-7 drops? I could not handle doing 15 drops because of the way it made me feel. I am curious why I had a OB at 13-14 drops? Could MMS have brought it out of hiding?

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Rash on side of leg on thigh. I have been spraying MMS solution on leg to help this rash go away it has been present for over 3 months now.

on 9 drops a day maintaining this rate so I can ramp up to 15 drops. Back still aches…

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So I have sucessfully worked my way up to 15drops 2x a day for about 4 days now. I still have a itchy rash on thigh.. I have been spraying MMS solution on rash for what feels like weeks now. It has improved a bit hasnt gone completly away. Does anyone have a recomendation on how to get rid of this rash once and for all?

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