Guest guest Posted December 21, 2007 Report Share Posted December 21, 2007 Sorry I know you are looking for someone who is using this for cancer and I only know of one person but I think it's a different kind of cancer. JH says to take it for awhile and go and have more Xrays done and see if the tumors have shrunk. He is looking for stories like yours so we are all waiting to hear more success stories. He also recommends another product. I believe it was an Indian Herb but I'm not sure. Best Regards Sharon > > Is anyone on this list battling cancer w/MMS? From what I'm seeing, there are mostly other > conditions on this particular list. > > I've been reading in JH's book and he mentions, several times, to only stay on high doses for > a couple of weeks until you see an improvement, then go down to maintenance dose. My > problem is that I've never felt pain or sickness as a result of cancer ... so I will have no way to > see improvement. The tumors were in my abdomen, so I can't exactly see them. I feel like > I'd be really flailing around in the dark, which is why I'd really love to talk to someone who is > using this with cancer ... > > xxoo > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 21, 2007 Report Share Posted December 21, 2007 Hi, I am using MMS for Lyme but my husband is using it for protate cancer. Like you, he can't see his cancer and won't go back to the specialist for a couple of months. However, I can say that he is looking much better. His skin is a healthy pink color instead of the horible yellow tinge that it has been for many years. He is really tired, but there are signs of healing. We also have another friend, who has been battling an agressive tumor on his neck for many years. A few months ago he submitted to radiotherapy, but then they found a tumor on his lung. He had this removed and then more spots were found on the other lung. He was looking pretty sick until recently. He has been on MMS for a few months and is looking and feeeling so much better. His website is www.healingcancerandsickness.com He can answer your questions. Please also read http://www.miraclems.com/testimonies.html All the best, Rosemary. > > Is anyone on this list battling cancer w/MMS? From what I'm seeing, there are mostly other > conditions on this particular list. > > I've been reading in JH's book and he mentions, several times, to only stay on high doses for > a couple of weeks until you see an improvement, then go down to maintenance dose. My > problem is that I've never felt pain or sickness as a result of cancer ... so I will have no way to > see improvement. The tumors were in my abdomen, so I can't exactly see them. I feel like > I'd be really flailing around in the dark, which is why I'd really love to talk to someone who is > using this with cancer ... > > xxoo > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 21, 2007 Report Share Posted December 21, 2007 Thank you, Rosemary! So what kind of a dose is your hubby on? To my understanding, from what I read, us cancer folks should be on 15 drops,twice a day? xxoo > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2007 Report Share Posted December 22, 2007 Hi , I have Stage 4 breast cancer, extensive mets to bones and 5 lung mets. I've been using the MMS for a couple of weeks now. I have had increased energy and generally feeling good since I started. I also am doing oral Xeloda chemo. Wish I could say it was without side effects, but I've had to stop the treatment twice because of horrific side effects. I ended up in the hospital with appendicitis brought on by the awful irritation of severe diarrhea. I am on my third try at another reduced dose to see if I can tolerate it. Currently I am on day 5 and the last 2 times the side effects hit full force on day 7 or 8. I did reach my threshold for the time being with the MMS last night at 15 drops. For the first time I got nauseous and vomited and also had diarrhea which I still have today. Though, I do have to say there are no cramps so I've felt decent today, but not as good as I did before the vomiting episode last night. Today I did not take any MMS but will go back to 10 drops tomorrow. I also am a member of the Budwig diet mailing list. I do not follow the diet completely, but I do make flaxseed oil/cottage cheese smoothies quite regularly. I very much hope the MMS works; this is a hard disease to live with. The uncertainty of what the future holds and the possibility of more pain and suffering rarely leaves my mind. By the way, I am 48 years old and was diagnosed from the get go stage 4 in March of 06. Regards, Carla Crystal, MI    If You're going through hell....... keep going! .......Winston Churchill -- [ ] Is there anyone here with cancer? Is anyone on this list battling cancer w/MMS? From what I'm seeing, there are mostly other conditions on this particular list. I've been reading in JH's book and he mentions, several times, to only stay on high doses for a couple of weeks until you see an improvement, then go down to maintenance dose. My problem is that I've never felt pain or sickness as a result of cancer ... so I will have no way to see improvement. The tumors were in my abdomen, so I can't exactly see them. I feel like I'd be really flailing around in the dark, which is why I'd really love to talk to someone who is using this with cancer ... ;)xxoo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2007 Report Share Posted December 22, 2007 Carla, I admire your resolve and love the Churchill quote! All the best, Ballady > > Hi , > I have Stage 4 breast cancer, extensive mets to bones and 5 lung mets. I've > been using the MMS for a couple of weeks now. I have had increased energy > and generally feeling good since I started. I also am doing oral Xeloda > chemo. Wish I could say it was without side effects, but I've had to stop > the treatment twice because of horrific side effects. I ended up in the > hospital with appendicitis brought on by the awful irritation of severe > diarrhea. I am on my third try at another reduced dose to see if I can > tolerate it. Currently I am on day 5 and the last 2 times the side effects > hit full force on day 7 or 8. > > I did reach my threshold for the time being with the MMS last night at 15 > drops. For the first time I got nauseous and vomited and also had diarrhea > which I still have today. Though, I do have to say there are no cramps so I > ve felt decent today, but not as good as I did before the vomiting episode > last night. Today I did not take any MMS but will go back to 10 drops > tomorrow. > > I also am a member of the Budwig diet mailing list. I do not follow the > diet completely, but I do make flaxseed oil/cottage cheese smoothies quite > regularly. > > I very much hope the MMS works; this is a hard disease to live with. The > uncertainty of what the future holds and the possibility of more pain and > suffering rarely leaves my mind. By the way, I am 48 years old and was > diagnosed from the get go stage 4 in March of 06. > > Regards, > Carla > Crystal, MI > >    > If You're going through hell....... > keep going! > .......Winston Churchill > -- [ ] Is there anyone here with cancer? > > Is anyone on this list battling cancer w/MMS? From what I'm seeing, there > are mostly other > conditions on this particular list. > > I've been reading in JH's book and he mentions, several times, to only stay > on high doses for > a couple of weeks until you see an improvement, then go down to maintenance > dose. My > problem is that I've never felt pain or sickness as a result of cancer ... > so I will have no way to > see improvement. The tumors were in my abdomen, so I can't exactly see them. > I feel like > I'd be really flailing around in the dark, which is why I'd really love to > talk to someone who is > using this with cancer ... > > xxoo > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2007 Report Share Posted December 22, 2007 Carla, have you, by any chance, gotten any of that Indian Herb that JH talks about for people with cancer? I know that he said if you keep hitting the wall and can't get past it, to try this Indian Herb and even another product, which he mentions on his website (and book). He gives the contact info for these folks on his website too. I know his website sez that, with cancer, you can tell if it's gonna help or not by hitting that wall (which was 15 drops for you), backing off, then taking a running start at it again. If you can't get past the 15-drop dose, he recommends those two other things. Just something to consider ... or course, what do I know? I'm not even taking MMS yet! LOL Also, I wonder if it's not playing so nicely with the chemo ... talk about a major pathogen to have to kill! xxoo --- In , " Carla " <ccarter48818@...> wrote: > > Hi , > I have Stage 4 breast cancer, extensive mets to bones and 5 lung mets. I've > been using the MMS for a couple of weeks now. I have had increased energy > and generally feeling good since I started. I also am doing oral Xeloda > chemo. Wish I could say it was without side effects, but I've had to stop > the treatment twice because of horrific side effects. I ended up in the > hospital with appendicitis brought on by the awful irritation of severe > diarrhea. I am on my third try at another reduced dose to see if I can > tolerate it. Currently I am on day 5 and the last 2 times the side effects > hit full force on day 7 or 8. > > I did reach my threshold for the time being with the MMS last night at 15 > drops. For the first time I got nauseous and vomited and also had diarrhea > which I still have today. Though, I do have to say there are no cramps so I > ve felt decent today, but not as good as I did before the vomiting episode > last night. Today I did not take any MMS but will go back to 10 drops > tomorrow. > > I also am a member of the Budwig diet mailing list. I do not follow the > diet completely, but I do make flaxseed oil/cottage cheese smoothies quite > regularly. > > I very much hope the MMS works; this is a hard disease to live with. The > uncertainty of what the future holds and the possibility of more pain and > suffering rarely leaves my mind. By the way, I am 48 years old and was > diagnosed from the get go stage 4 in March of 06. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 23, 2007 Report Share Posted December 23, 2007 Hi , He tries to take about 15 drops twice per day. This varies according to how he is coping. Regards, Rosemary. > > Thank you, Rosemary! So what kind of a dose is your hubby on? To my understanding, from > what I read, us cancer folks should be on 15 drops,twice a day? > > xxoo > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2007 Report Share Posted December 24, 2007 I have based my treatment upon the following testimonial that I found when dosing once a day proved to be to debilitating for me. It is comments from a cancer patient: GP Tells Family Their Daughter only Had 2-3 Weeks to Live Delwyn was originally diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of just 26. It quickly spread to her bones, hips, spine and lung. Her liver was in bad shape also. Four weeks ago she was confined to bed, had to urinate in a glass bottle, and weighed only 45 kg. On October 3rd 2007 was a black day for the family. She had not eaten for 3 days and her Doctor met with the family and said they needed to make a decision as to whether to pull the feed tubes out of her or not. She had 2 – 3 week to live. In emergency hospital, the family had arranged her funeral and cemetery plot She started on the MMS and 10 days later the cancer markers continued to increase but her strength and energy started to return. She was walking and even drove a short distance around the paddock at her parents Park. It is now November 1st 2007 and her cancer markers are on the way down, falling even 40 points in the past week and still falling (Measuring her CA.15-3 scores). She is driving better than she was 6 months ago, She has no pain, is able to dress herself, her kidneys and liver are in better condition. Is now sleeping and walking better than 4 months ago. Her Doctor saw her last week and simply could not believe how well she looked. She has no pain and has reduced all of her medications. Delwyn and her family acknowledge God's leading and provision of her treatment and the timing of it all at deaths door. Yes it is early days but she is 6 months ahead of where she was just 4-5 weeks ago. Delwyn has a good diet of vegetable juices, berries and raw foods which help enormously in keeping her body alkaline as well as nourishing her cells to re-build stronger and healthier**. There is no doubt that the MMS in this case has been foundational in cleansing the body of pathogens, mould, fungus, viruses and bacteria that have been so prolific and allowing the cancer to grow and spread. ** She practices the 8 natural health laws: Nutrient, Exercise, Water, Sunshine, Temperance, Air, Rest and Trust in God Helen (Delwyn's Mum) Warrigal Delwn's Protocol: Day 1 2 drops every 1 hours 6 or 7 times a day Day 2 3 drops every hour " Day 3 4 drops every hour " Day 4 5 drops every hour " Day 5 6 drops every hour " Day 6 7 drops every hour " Still 5 weeks later 7 drops every 1hour 6-7 times a day. http://www.miraclems.com/testimonies.html 11/26/2007 Testimonies of those using MMS Page 2 of 8 Initially she could not keep anything down, just kept throwing up, juice the drops everything for about 3 days. When she got nausea she would eat a dry biscuit or banana She has been having fever baths every 2 days raising her temp to 38 deg (bath 41 deg) with half a cup of Bicarb of soda That is basically it. She is now off all medications and doing very well The diarrhea and vomiting are good signs that the body is simply eliminating what it does not need. Have a listen to MMS Simplified at www.miraclems.com/interviews.html > > Hi , > I have Stage 4 breast cancer, extensive mets to bones and 5 lung mets. I've > been using the MMS for a couple of weeks now. I have had increased energy > and generally feeling good since I started. I also am doing oral Xeloda > chemo. Wish I could say it was without side effects, but I've had to stop > the treatment twice because of horrific side effects. I ended up in the > hospital with appendicitis brought on by the awful irritation of severe > diarrhea. I am on my third try at another reduced dose to see if I can > tolerate it. Currently I am on day 5 and the last 2 times the side effects > hit full force on day 7 or 8. > > I did reach my threshold for the time being with the MMS last night at 15 > drops. For the first time I got nauseous and vomited and also had diarrhea > which I still have today. Though, I do have to say there are no cramps so I > ve felt decent today, but not as good as I did before the vomiting episode > last night. Today I did not take any MMS but will go back to 10 drops > tomorrow. > > I also am a member of the Budwig diet mailing list. I do not follow the > diet completely, but I do make flaxseed oil/cottage cheese smoothies quite > regularly. > > I very much hope the MMS works; this is a hard disease to live with. The > uncertainty of what the future holds and the possibility of more pain and > suffering rarely leaves my mind. By the way, I am 48 years old and was > diagnosed from the get go stage 4 in March of 06. > > Regards, > Carla > Crystal, MI > >    > If You're going through hell....... > keep going! > .......Winston Churchill > -- [ ] Is there anyone here with cancer? > > Is anyone on this list battling cancer w/MMS? From what I'm seeing, there > are mostly other > conditions on this particular list. > > I've been reading in JH's book and he mentions, several times, to only stay > on high doses for > a couple of weeks until you see an improvement, then go down to maintenance > dose. My > problem is that I've never felt pain or sickness as a result of cancer ... > so I will have no way to > see improvement. The tumors were in my abdomen, so I can't exactly see them. > I feel like > I'd be really flailing around in the dark, which is why I'd really love to > talk to someone who is > using this with cancer ... > > xxoo > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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