coinfection successes?

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

As I've said in previous posts, I've been on MMS for less than two

weeks now. I have a coinfection that is fighting for its life right

now. It was beginning to get the upper hand a couple of weeks ago,

and either I was in my four month herx with salt/c or I was losing

the battle with this. That's why I started MMS. Immediately pushed

the coinfection symptoms back, but they're fighting back the past two

days. Weak legs, chills starting in my head and moving down my body,

pain in my hip bones. I'm thinking it's Babesia or Bartonella, but I

have no testing to confirm anything.

I recently read about mycoplasmas and feel that it's a probability,

too, since we have a cat that was sick with a nasal condition when we

got her two years ago. I'm treating her with MMS, too.

So, my question is: is there any solid evidence mounting regarding

coinfections? Whatever this is that I have, it's resisting the MMS

fairly strongly at the moment and I don't know if that's good or bad.

Is it the dying gasps, or do I need to add something?

Does MMS appear to kill off Babesia, Bartonella, or mycoplasmas - or

any other coinfection - completely?

I'd love to hear any stories of you all are dealing with these

things. I tried to go in the archives and it seems like the info on

this dates back to February. I'm wondering if anyone has an update.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Hi . I have no personal experience with co-infections, but MMS should kill them all. But yes, they do fight back, so you have to persevere. Hopefully some of the older members who have been through this will be able to help you.

Samala,

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I'd love to hear any stories of you all are dealing with these

things. I tried to go in the archives and it seems like the info on

this dates back to February. I'm wondering if anyone has an update.