Re: Anti-Biotics

[Guest guest]

I think you missed my point, but that's ok. I understand yours, and

while I don't disagree, why give them the opportunity to start with?

> >

> > i tend to use language somewhat loosely and would be inclined

to

> use the

> > term " killed " to mean broken, disabled, rendered ineffective,

not

> ever

> > intending to mean that something was ever alive per se. so when

i

> read such

> > things i tend to see them in that possible interpretation

also...

> and i

> > assume (silly me) since we elist members are of such diverse

> backrounds of

> > education, culture, communicative abilities and styles, etc,

that

> we at

> > least have the sense to consider possible intended meanings

outside

> the

> > strict rules and structure of language.

> >

> > > [ ] Re: Anti-Biotics

> > >

> > >

> > > I'm a former hospital pharmacist w/a Dr. of Pharmacy degree.

I'm

> not

> > > saying that antibiotics are not toxic. I'm just saying that

> they're

> > > not " alive " with the capability of being " killed " . Statements

> like

> > > that are what give internet sites such bad reputations in the

> medical

> > > community. I'm just trying to nip a very uninformed statement

in

> the

> > > bud so that other uninformed readers don't take the ball and

run

> with

> > > it like it's the truth.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Opieanddelilah,

I did not say that but I'm glad you bring good information to the

board. I used statements like " from my understanding " and " my guess "

and " in my opinion " . How can you interpret that to be in anyway

authoritative? I even asked the question are antibiotics dead and

can you provide a link. My intent was not to mislead. I'm glad you

came in to the conversation as you obviously have more knowledge than

I regarding medicine in general. I'm a finance person myself and

would love to return to my profession but I'm too sick. And I can

tell you I met a lot of doctors who know nothing at all about mold

exposure and biotoxin disease.

Here's what I wrote.

Antibiotics are a type of fungus from my understanding. If I take

MMS to kill a fungus infection my guess is that it would kill the

antibiotic as well. Another thing I am looking at for me is can the

fungi build a resistance to MMS. Boy I don't what that to happen.

If it were me I wouldn't take the two together but this is just my

opinion. At the least it may neutralize the antibiotic.

I'm a former hospital pharmacist w/a Dr. of Pharmacy degree.

I'm

> not

> > > saying that antibiotics are not toxic. I'm just saying that

> they're

> > > not " alive " with the capability of being " killed " . Statements

> like

> > > that are what give internet sites such bad reputations in the

> medical

> > > community. I'm just trying to nip a very uninformed statement

in

> the

> > > bud so that other uninformed readers don't take the ball and

run

> with

> > > it like it's the truth.

> >

> > i tend to use language somewhat loosely and would be inclined to

> use the

> > term " killed " to mean broken, disabled, rendered ineffective, not

> ever

> > intending to mean that something was ever alive per se. so when

i

> read such

> > things i tend to see them in that possible interpretation also...

> and i

> > assume (silly me) since we elist members are of such diverse

> backrounds of

> > education, culture, communicative abilities and styles, etc, that

> we at

> > least have the sense to consider possible intended meanings

outside

> the

> > strict rules and structure of language.

> >

> > > [ ] Re: Anti-Biotics

> > >

> > >

> > > I'm a former hospital pharmacist w/a Dr. of Pharmacy degree.

I'm

> not

> > > saying that antibiotics are not toxic. I'm just saying that

> they're

> > > not " alive " with the capability of being " killed " . Statements

> like

> > > that are what give internet sites such bad reputations in the

> medical

> > > community. I'm just trying to nip a very uninformed statement

in

> the

> > > bud so that other uninformed readers don't take the ball and

run

> with

> > > it like it's the truth.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dr. Bud your back, Cool

I have only been taking MMS for 6 week and I have to take 3 differant

Medications at this time plus I want to take my probiotics and my

antioxident. the schedual that has worked for me ( and I have tried

many ) is taking probiotic first thing in the morning, give it time

to get into the guts (with mine it is obvious that its down there (if

you know what I mean) then down goes the heart meds. and supplements

(VitC and others) in an hour i have to take an antidepresant. by ten

oclock I take my last med. then at noon I start dosing with MMS 2

drops every two hours till bed at 10:00.

I began MMS because I was dieing and nothing else was working. I was

scared to take it but I knew I literally had nothing to loose. Now 6

weeks later I sit here with a big smile on my face. I know I still

have to take my meds but I feel like I have a second chance at

getting better and i am working with a doctor to help me by

alternative means to get off the meds.

anyways I have seen first hand that if you take MMS to close to ANY

med that it destroys it and your in trouble. I am positive because of

my own experiance that it would do the same to abx.

MMS has enabled me to use my Rife machine without unmanagable Herxs.

If I rife in the morning I will immediately begine to Herx until I

start the MMS doses. By the 3rd 2 drop dose the Herx is greatly

reduced (they use to be very painful as my spleen would hurt greatly)

By taking several small doses per day I have seen nothing but good

results from MMS.

P.S. I am very glad for all the profesionals on this and other

related sites that I visit. I value there profesional (and even not

so profesional) opinions.

> > > >

> > > > i tend to use language somewhat loosely and would be inclined

> > to

> > > use the

> > > > term " killed " to mean broken, disabled, rendered ineffective,

> > not

> > > ever

> > > > intending to mean that something was ever alive per se. so

when

> > i

> > > read such

> > > > things i tend to see them in that possible interpretation

> > also...

> > > and i

> > > > assume (silly me) since we elist members are of such diverse

> > > backrounds of

> > > > education, culture, communicative abilities and styles, etc,

> > that

> > > we at

> > > > least have the sense to consider possible intended meanings

> > outside

> > > the

> > > > strict rules and structure of language.

> > > >

> > > > > [ ] Re: Anti-Biotics

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > I'm a former hospital pharmacist w/a Dr. of Pharmacy degree.

> > I'm

> > > not

> > > > > saying that antibiotics are not toxic. I'm just saying that

> > > they're

> > > > > not " alive " with the capability of being " killed " .

Statements

> > > like

> > > > > that are what give internet sites such bad reputations in

the

> > > medical

> > > > > community. I'm just trying to nip a very uninformed

statement

> > in

> > > the

> > > > > bud so that other uninformed readers don't take the ball and

> > run

> > > with

> > > > > it like it's the truth.

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

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