MMS & DMSO

[Guest guest]

Hi all, I'm new to this group and to MMS. I just got a bottle to use

for lyme and babesia. Are there people on these boards doing the same?

I would appreciate any advice on how to use it correctly. Do the people

on this board have a verdict on the use of DMSO with MMS? I would much

rather take it this way than orally as my stomach has been sensitive.

Any advice would be appreciated!

Angie

[Guest guest]

I have lyme and coinfections and I have been using MMS for a year now. Just started using it transdermally. It was starting to kill my stomach.

Still works just as well but now my stomach is better. I think it was starting to cause an ulcer. I would recommend it this way for everyone to avoid stomach issues as MMS is very caustic and long term use is still experimental.

-- [ ] MMS & DMSO

Hi all, I'm new to this group and to MMS. I just got a bottle to use

for lyme and babesia. Are there people on these boards doing the same?

I would appreciate any advice on how to use it correctly. Do the people

on this board have a verdict on the use of DMSO with MMS? I would much

rather take it this way than orally as my stomach has been sensitive.

Any advice would be appreciated!

Angie

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[Guest guest]

Good point, . The MMS may still be effective if its oxidative

properties surpass the anti-oxidative properties of the DMSO. Have

you seen anything that would indicate the relative strengths of

these two substances? More citric acid could be added to the MMS to

make it more potent in overcoming the reducing (anti-oxidant)

properties of the DMSO.

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> While I'm waiting for my MMS to arrive, I've been reading up on

it. Many people recommend transdermal use, combined with DMSO.

However, when I read about DMSO, I find that it is a " potent anti-

oxidant. " Wouldn't this counteract the oxidizing effect of MMS?

> Thanks,

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