Re: MMS or Salt and Vitamin C

[Guest guest]

They don't do the same thing. The salt/c takes care of parasitical infections. That is why so many lyme patients use this. The MMS takes care of all viruses, bacteria, fungus, cancer, etc, etc, etc. They work well together, especially if you have lyme.

-- [ ] MMS or Salt and Vitamin C

Would like to hear opinions on which is the best protocol in a general

sense. Assume the specific pathogen is not known. It seems they do the

same thing. Anyone have significant experience with both?

[Guest guest]

I am a chronic lymie and had been on the salt/c for about a year and a half, then needed a break. In 3 months my joint pain came back so I started the salt/c again almost 2 months ago. This time I ramped up very slowly to prolong the whole process and am only on 3 grams of each a day. I have taken 6 doses of AMMS starting at a 1/2 drop and am up to 5 drops taken in the late evening. In Jim's book it says that for lyme you should take small doses every two hours. How is it possible to do this and the salt/c at they same time when the C would neutralize the AMMS. My question is what have people with lyme found to be the best approach, a single dose of the MMS and continue the salt/c or go with Jim's suggestion of MMS frequently? I wonder if one could combine them by doing MMS set in the day and a dose of salt/c at bedtime? Any advice or thoughts would be

appreciated. susan <ssiegel5@...> wrote: They don't do the same thing. The salt/c takes care of parasitical infections. That is why so many lyme patients use this. The MMS takes care of all viruses, bacteria, fungus, cancer, etc, etc, etc. They work well together, especially if you have lyme.

-- [ ] MMS or Salt and Vitamin C Would like to hear opinions on which is the best protocol in a general sense. Assume the specific pathogen is not known. It seems they do the same thing. Anyone have significant experience with both?

[Guest guest]

That is so hard to say for another person. Personally, I do the MMS in the morning and at night and take 1 dose of salt/c in the middle of the day. Maybe you should try both ways and see what works for you. I don't think there is a one size fits all approach for everyone. Experiment with it. Either way, as long as you are doing something you will make progress. That being said, I think the MMS is stronger than the salt/c and hits more stuff.

Good luck and lets us know what you end up doing.

-- [ ] MMS or Salt and Vitamin C

Would like to hear opinions on which is the best protocol in a general

sense. Assume the specific pathogen is not known. It seems they do the

same thing. Anyone have significant experience with both?

[Guest guest]

>The salt/c takes care of parasitical infections.<

And perhaps MMS does too, but faster so you never see parasites exiting like

you can and I did with Salt/C. I don't want to do that again; I'd just as

soon fry them right where they are with MMS.

Daddybob

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Salty Sue wrote: >So DaddyBob are you saying that you would continue the

salt/c or not?<

Honestly, one would have to make that decision for one's self. If you can do

it, if you can stand the Herxes, go for it.

I suppose in a way I am still doing Salt/C on a small scale, since I try to

daily take some of each, but I've been doing that more for nutrition than

for critter-killin'. I do wonder if large doses of C will have a negative

impact on the MMS, but maybe not since L-AA supposedly stays in the body for

only one hour. DB

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