Re: Fungus adapting to MMS

[Guest guest]

Thanks this is great information.

Sharon

>

> Sharon, I think, posted where the doctor said, in an interview,

that fungus

> can become adapted to MMS. I use to go to San and listen

to Dr.

> Tommy Reavis lecture every week. He had great success killing

fungus and

> candida by telling people to take Cream of Tartar in water at night

before

> bed. Start with a quarter teaspoon and work up to 1 or 2 heaping

teaspoons.

>

>

> He said that a person doing this will have diarrhea--which is not

from the

> CTT but from the candida/yeas/fungus die-off. (sounds like MMS,

huh?) He

> said that by taking it at night you would go to the bathroom first

thing in

> the morning and then be fine all the rest of the day as it was not

diarrhea

> from the CTT but from die off. If you took the CTT in the morning

you'd run

> to the bathroom all throughout the afternoon, so he felt it better

to do it

> at night. He said how you'd tell when all the candida was killed

off was

> that you wouldn't have diarrhea anymore--again, like MMS.

>

> So--for those of you worrying about fungus becoming adapted to MMS,

and

> wanting to pulse MMS, you might want to consider taking MMS one

month (or 2

> weeks) and then switching to CTT for the same amount of time.

Perhaps

> switching back and forth like that would keep the fungus from

adapting so

> that you could continue to kill it every day.

>

> Samala,

>

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