Re: MMS for Bartonella (lyme co-infection)

[Guest guest]

Hi Timea,

I believe it does. I used to wake up most mornings with pain in my

feet and soreness upon walking. This would go away after 30 minutes

or so. This is typically a sign of Bart. After starting MMS, it went

away. Shortly after starting MMS, I started to get this deep ache

between my shoulder blades and in my neck, which I hadn't really

experienced before, at least to this degree. According to many, this

is the area Babesia likes to hang out. After two straight days of

this deep ache, I no longer experience it. I tested negative for co-

infections last year, but apparently I had a few. Who knows for sure

though. I would say give it a try if you haven't already. You have

nothing to lose and a lot to gain.

Thanks

-Dave

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> Hi, just wondering if anyone tried MMS for Bartonella? Does it work?

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> Thanks

> Timea

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[Guest guest]

Hi Dave

Thanks a lot for your reply. It is very encouraging! I tested

positive for Bartonella, and negative for Babs but have the typical

symptoms of Babs as well. I will definitely give MMS a try, I have

ordered it and just waiting to receive it. My GP prescribed the ABX

for Bart that Dr Burrascano suggests in his paper, but I might try

MMS first.

Thanks again

Timea

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> > Hi, just wondering if anyone tried MMS for Bartonella? Does it

work?

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> > Thanks

> > Timea

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