Re: [miracle_mineral supplement stomach Ulcerss

[Guest guest]

>

> Has anyone ever used MMs for stomach ulcers? I have found that

after using MMS my stomach is far more sensitive and can

> hurt for a short period of time after I eat. Does anyone know if

this a normal " healing reaction " or should I stop.

>

> Thanks

> Seth

>

No, do not use chlorine dioxide for SU's. ClO2 is a very powerful

oxidant (how a nail rust... it also is the way our immune system works

to distroy forin invators). Yes, it will kill the bacteria (typically

H-pylori) if that is the cause of the ulcers but that will set you

immune system into action to clean up after the bombing. This process

can eat futher at the ulcer sites. Futher, if it is bacterial and the

cause for them to be able to survive in your stomach isn't resolved

then you can expect to see those ulcers again. I am a Functional

Medicine physician so I can not give you direct recommentions however

IF I were you I would:

1. Do a comprehensive stool analysis to check the level of dysbiosis

2. Chomprehinsive blood analsis paying attention to the " total

protein " and " Globulin " levels. If they are both " functionally " (a

more narrow range than the disease ranges stated on lab reports) high

or low then that may indicate low stomach acid production (bacteria

grow in low acid states).

Go from there. Understand it? I can do long distant consultations and

treatment if necessary.

Dr. Brady Hurst

www.TrueHealthDC.com

www.doctorbrady.wordpress.com

[Guest guest]

---I have that problem when I take vitamin C or any fruit. could it be

that part of the MMS that is bothering rather than the MMS?

cathy

In , seth sato

<sethsato@...> wrote:

>

> Has anyone ever used MMs for stomach ulcers? I have found that after

using MMS my stomach is far more sensitive and can

> hurt for a short period of time after I eat. Does anyone know if

this a normal " healing reaction " or should I stop.

>

> Thanks

> Seth

>

[Guest guest]

Seth, my stomach hurts too from the mms.  feels like it's eating the lining of my stomach off.any pearls of wisdom out there??Thanks and best regards,LydiaOn May 15, 2008, at 5:47 PM, Brady wrote:>> Has anyone ever used MMs for stomach ulcers? I have found thatafter using MMS my stomach is far more sensitive and can> hurt for a short period of time after I eat. Does anyone know ifthis a normal "healing reaction" or should I stop.> > Thanks> Seth>No, do not use chlorine dioxide for SU's. ClO2 is a very powerfuloxidant (how a nail rust... it also is the way our immune system worksto distroy forin invators). Yes, it will kill the bacteria (typicallyH-pylori) if that is the cause of the ulcers but that will set youimmune system into action to clean up after the bombing. This processcan eat futher at the ulcer sites. Futher, if it is bacterial and thecause for them to be able to survive in your stomach isn't resolvedthen you can expect to see those ulcers again. I am a FunctionalMedicine physician so I can not give you direct recommentions howeverIF I were you I would:1. Do a comprehensive stool analysis to check the level of dysbiosis 2. Chomprehinsive blood analsis paying attention to the "totalprotein" and "Globulin" levels. If they are both "functionally" (amore narrow range than the disease ranges stated on lab reports) highor low then that may indicate low stomach acid production (bacteriagrow in low acid states).Go from there. Understand it? I can do long distant consultations andtreatment if necessary.Dr. Brady Hurstwww.TrueHealthDC.comwww.doctorbrady.wordpress.com 

[Guest guest]

PROBIOTICS are very very effective for ulcers which are generally caused from a

bacterial

infection.

This is a simple cure with few side effects. You'll pretty much get relief. The

only other

thing is to follow a diet that doesn't aggravate ulcers.

andra

> >

> > Has anyone ever used MMs for stomach ulcers? I have found that

> after using MMS my stomach is far more sensitive and can

> > hurt for a short period of time after I eat. Does anyone know if

> this a normal " healing reaction " or should I stop.

> >

> > Thanks

> > Seth

> >

>

> No, do not use chlorine dioxide for SU's. ClO2 is a very powerful

> oxidant (how a nail rust... it also is the way our immune system works

> to distroy forin invators). Yes, it will kill the bacteria (typically

> H-pylori) if that is the cause of the ulcers but that will set you

> immune system into action to clean up after the bombing. This process

> can eat futher at the ulcer sites. Futher, if it is bacterial and the

> cause for them to be able to survive in your stomach isn't resolved

> then you can expect to see those ulcers again. I am a Functional

> Medicine physician so I can not give you direct recommentions however

> IF I were you I would:

>

> 1. Do a comprehensive stool analysis to check the level of dysbiosis

> 2. Chomprehinsive blood analsis paying attention to the " total

> protein " and " Globulin " levels. If they are both " functionally " (a

> more narrow range than the disease ranges stated on lab reports) high

> or low then that may indicate low stomach acid production (bacteria

> grow in low acid states).

>

> Go from there. Understand it? I can do long distant consultations and

> treatment if necessary.

>

> Dr. Brady Hurst

> www.TrueHealthDC.com

> www.doctorbrady.wordpress.com

>

[Guest guest]

I am seeing way too many people taking Chlorine Dioxide without supervision. DO NOT SELF MEDICATE. I'm mean, pharmaceuticals, vitamins, herbs, ClO2...nothing! It is not a good idea. Find a Functional Medicine Doctor like myself to help guide.

To your Health,

Brady Hurst DC, CCCN (Chiropractic Neurologist)

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On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 6:53 PM, Lydia Flynn <bflynn2@...> wrote:

Seth, my stomach hurts too from the mms. feels like it's eating the lining of my stomach off.any pearls of wisdom out there??

Thanks and best regards,LydiaOn May 15, 2008, at 5:47 PM, Brady wrote:

>> Has anyone ever used MMs for stomach ulcers? I have found thatafter using MMS my stomach is far more sensitive and can> hurt for a short period of time after I eat. Does anyone know ifthis a normal " healing reaction " or should I stop.

> > Thanks> Seth>No, do not use chlorine dioxide for SU's. ClO2 is a very powerfuloxidant (how a nail rust... it also is the way our immune system worksto distroy forin invators). Yes, it will kill the bacteria (typically

H-pylori) if that is the cause of the ulcers but that will set youimmune system into action to clean up after the bombing. This processcan eat futher at the ulcer sites. Futher, if it is bacterial and thecause for them to be able to survive in your stomach isn't resolved

then you can expect to see those ulcers again. I am a FunctionalMedicine physician so I can not give you direct recommentions howeverIF I were you I would:1. Do a comprehensive stool analysis to check the level of dysbiosis

2. Chomprehinsive blood analsis paying attention to the " totalprotein " and " Globulin " levels. If they are both " functionally " (amore narrow range than the disease ranges stated on lab reports) high

or low then that may indicate low stomach acid production (bacteriagrow in low acid states).Go from there. Understand it? I can do long distant consultations andtreatment if necessary.Dr. Brady Hurst

www.TrueHealthDC.comwww.doctorbrady.wordpress.com

[Guest guest]

---Great to hear that there are doctors like you out there. I used to

go to them and that is one of the reasons that I have lasted this

long with so many infections. However, like many Lyme, patients this

disease eats up all your finances and resources and often the energy

of your caretaker and yourself.I myself am hanging by a thin bare

thread of health and resources. Then we are forced to take matters

into our own hands rather than waste away or be mistreated by the

conventional physicians.Many of us have lost a lot but the precious

thing that I have discovered is the support of people in these groups

and the concern of profesionals like you. Thanks a lot for your

imput. I do agree in theory with you. It is the best thing to have is

a good physician to back you up and help you.

cathy

In

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<Dr.B@...> wrote:

>

> I am seeing way too many people taking Chlorine Dioxide without

> supervision. DO NOT SELF MEDICATE. I'm mean, pharmaceuticals,

vitamins,

> herbs, ClO2...nothing! It is not a good idea. Find a Functional

Medicine

> Doctor like myself to help guide.

>

> To your Health,

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> **On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 6:53 PM, Lydia Flynn <bflynn2@...>

> wrote:

> *

> >

> > * * * *

> >

> > *Seth, my stomach hurts too from the mms. feels like it's eating

the

> > lining of my stomach off.*

> > *

> > *

> > *any pearls of wisdom out there??*

> > *

> > *

> > *Thanks and best regards,*

> > *

> > *

> > *Lydia*

> > *

> > *

> > *

> > *

> > *On May 15, 2008, at 5:47 PM, Brady wrote:*

> > *

> > *

> >

> > *

> > >

> > > Has anyone ever used MMs for stomach ulcers? I have found that

> > after using MMS my stomach is far more sensitive and can

> > > hurt for a short period of time after I eat. Does anyone know if

> > this a normal " healing reaction " or should I stop.

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > > Seth

> > >

> >

> > No, do not use chlorine dioxide for SU's. ClO2 is a very powerful

> > oxidant (how a nail rust... it also is the way our immune system

works

> > to distroy forin invators). Yes, it will kill the bacteria

(typically

> > H-pylori) if that is the cause of the ulcers but that will set you

> > immune system into action to clean up after the bombing. This

process

> > can eat futher at the ulcer sites. Futher, if it is bacterial and

the

> > cause for them to be able to survive in your stomach isn't

resolved

> > then you can expect to see those ulcers again. I am a Functional

> > Medicine physician so I can not give you direct recommentions

however

> > IF I were you I would:

> >

> > 1. Do a comprehensive stool analysis to check the level of

dysbiosis

> > 2. Chomprehinsive blood analsis paying attention to the " total

> > protein " and " Globulin " levels. If they are both " functionally " (a

> > more narrow range than the disease ranges stated on lab reports)

high

> > or low then that may indicate low stomach acid production

(bacteria

> > grow in low acid states).

> >

> > Go from there. Understand it? I can do long distant consultations

and

> > treatment if necessary.

> >

> > Dr. Brady Hurst

> > www.TrueHealthDC.com

> > www.doctorbrady.wordpress.com

> >

> > *

> >

> > *

> > *

> > * *

> > * *

>

> *

> *

>

[Guest guest]

---Probiotics and a strict alkaline simple diet have not done it for

me. I continue to do it but I eat half of my diet in liquid form

because my stomach is not that great. Therefore, MMS or rather the

vitamin C or both are not on my agenda for a while but my husband is

doing it. He is in relatively good health and he has been able to get

rid of a bug that was draining him physically.

cathy

In , " beyourpassion "

<beyourpassion@...> wrote:

>

> PROBIOTICS are very very effective for ulcers which are generally

caused from a bacterial

> infection.

>

> This is a simple cure with few side effects. You'll pretty much get

relief. The only other

> thing is to follow a diet that doesn't aggravate ulcers.

>

> andra

> > >

> > > Has anyone ever used MMs for stomach ulcers? I have found that

> > after using MMS my stomach is far more sensitive and can

> > > hurt for a short period of time after I eat. Does anyone know

if

> > this a normal " healing reaction " or should I stop.

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > > Seth

> > >

> >

> > No, do not use chlorine dioxide for SU's. ClO2 is a very powerful

> > oxidant (how a nail rust... it also is the way our immune system

works

> > to distroy forin invators). Yes, it will kill the bacteria

(typically

> > H-pylori) if that is the cause of the ulcers but that will set you

> > immune system into action to clean up after the bombing. This

process

> > can eat futher at the ulcer sites. Futher, if it is bacterial

and the

> > cause for them to be able to survive in your stomach isn't

resolved

> > then you can expect to see those ulcers again. I am a Functional

> > Medicine physician so I can not give you direct recommentions

however

> > IF I were you I would:

> >

> > 1. Do a comprehensive stool analysis to check the level of

dysbiosis

> > 2. Chomprehinsive blood analsis paying attention to the " total

> > protein " and " Globulin " levels. If they are both " functionally "

(a

> > more narrow range than the disease ranges stated on lab reports)

high

> > or low then that may indicate low stomach acid production

(bacteria

> > grow in low acid states).

> >

> > Go from there. Understand it? I can do long distant

consultations and

> > treatment if necessary.

> >

> > Dr. Brady Hurst

> > www.TrueHealthDC.com

> > www.doctorbrady.wordpress.com

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Brady I take it you are new to this group? If so, let me say "Welcome to the group". What is a "Functional Medicine" doctor? Helen"Dr. Brady Hurst" <Dr.B@...> wrote: I am

seeing way too many people taking Chlorine Dioxide without supervision. DO NOT SELF MEDICATE. I'm mean, pharmaceuticals, vitamins, herbs, ClO2...nothing! It is not a good idea. Find a Functional Medicine Doctor like myself to help guide. To your Health, Brady Hurst DC, CCCN (Chiropractic Neurologist)TrueHealthDC.com Functional MedicineFunctional EndocrinologyFunctional NeurologyCutting Edge Drugless TreatmentsChiropractic Testimonials- Read amazing stories directly from Dr. Brady's

patients. Dr. Brady's Blog: Alternative Medicine can Address THAT?!? 1401 Peachtree St. #160 Atlanta GA, 30309 Office: 404.475.0402 Direct: 404.295.5722 Fax: 678.306.1841 * Emails checked twice daily. If urgent, please call me.* |PERSONAL HEALTH INFORMATION DISCLAIMER| If this email contains Personal Health Information, it is HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL. It is intended for the exclusive use of the addressee. It is to be used only as an aid to provide specific healthcare services to this patient. Any other use is a violation of Federal Law (HIPAA) and

will be reported as such. On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 6:53 PM, Lydia Flynn <bflynn2optonline (DOT) net> wrote: Seth, my stomach hurts too from the mms. feels like it's eating the lining of my stomach off. any pearls of wisdom out there?? Thanks and best regards, Lydia On May 15, 2008, at 5:47 PM, Brady wrote: >> Has anyone ever used MMs for stomach ulcers? I have found thatafter using MMS my stomach is far more sensitive and can> hurt for a short period of time after I eat. Does anyone know ifthis a normal "healing reaction" or should I stop.> > Thanks> Seth>No, do not use chlorine dioxide for SU's. ClO2 is a very powerfuloxidant (how a nail rust... it also is the

way our immune system worksto distroy forin invators). Yes, it will kill the bacteria (typicallyH-pylori) if that is the cause of the ulcers but that will set youimmune system into action to clean up after the bombing. This processcan eat futher at the ulcer sites. Futher, if it is bacterial and thecause for them to be able to survive in your stomach isn't resolvedthen you can expect to see those ulcers again. I am a FunctionalMedicine physician so I can not give you direct recommentions howeverIF I were you I would:1. Do a comprehensive stool analysis to check the level of dysbiosis 2. Chomprehinsive blood analsis paying attention to the "totalprotein" and "Globulin" levels. If they are both "functionally" (amore narrow range than the disease ranges stated on lab reports) highor low then that may indicate low stomach acid production (bacteriagrow in low acid states).Go from there.

Understand it? I can do long distant consultations andtreatment if necessary.Dr. Brady Hurstwww.TrueHealthDC.comwww.doctorbrady.wordpress.com Total Body Cleanse! Acid Reflux? Constipation? More Energy..Look younger..ImproveLungs/Brain www.holyteaclub.com/zhebee Make $s if desired! Helen, Ind Rep for HTC 604-420-1544