Angel: Could MMS cause depletion of minerals?

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Hi Angel,

Your take on MMS ->depletion minerals could well be a

possibility. Not having experienced heart palpitations or pains

around/in heart area, the only other thing that comes to mind is that I

was thirsty, dry mouth..no amount of water I drank seemed to hydrate my

body.

Other symptoms I experienced were the blurred vision. wobbly

legs, and the sensation of having a tight band around my head (as I had

when mercury was the biggest problem years ago).

When the fatigue decided to get serious, and the thirst/dry mouth

started, it was pointed out to me that I perhaps needed mineral

supplements. Potassium, and magnesium was what I added which took

care of the dry mouth and thirst. Increased the potassium supps a

little as well.

With feeling better in that department, too many

neurological niggly things stayed the same and the fatigue kept getting

worse..... too many reminders of how i felt way back.

BTW, since I stopped MMS, these problems have settled down,

convincing me even more that mercury was stirred up from places where it

was probably relatively 'safe' sitting around..

We probably need more testimonials and reports from people, describing as

accurately as possible what is experienced at what dosages. How the

dosages have been activated (lime,lemon, vinegar or citric acid).. what

supplements are taken whilst on the MMS protocol etc., to be able to

arrive at more conclusive outcomes to base the findings on.

Hanneke

You said:

I thought " what if... " What if mms somehow causes minerals

to be depleted? So I took a shot of " Vibe " , a vitamin mineral

drink in the package. Felt better overall but not in heart. Started small

amounts of potassium. Also some magnesium. Got to the point where heart

felt okay! Still does!

This may be SO important.

Henneke, potassium deficiency can cause fatigue ... could your fatigue be

from that and not mercury?

Why would mms cause mineral

depletion? Who knows? Cessium does. After mms goes through its process

plain salt is left in the body ... could that unbalance potassium? If

vinegar is used as activator it contains potassium. Some in lemon juice.

But don't know about citric acid, which I've been using ... haven't

looked it up yet.