Re: bugs in gut??--- Bonnie Transdermally

[Guest guest]

If that doctor can cure any cancer via ONLY transdermal creams, why wouldn't MMS get into the gut via transdermal?

Samala,

-- Re: [miracle_mineral_ supplement] Bonnie Transdermally

Hi . Just ignore Simon. He likes to talk like he knows everything, and was giving people advice on MMS long before he even ventured to try it.

Actually Jim Humble says that lyme is the most difficult disease to kill and that it can take a year or more on MMS to get rid of lyme.

To give your stomach a break it might be a good idea to do the transdermal treatment. Or just take a break from the MMS for a few weeks and get on some high quality pathogen killing herbs. Then after a while you can go back to MMS. If you take the herbs then you shouldn't loose ground, meaning the bacteria should not start multiplying while off the MMS, so when you get back on it you would be right where you left off, or perhaps even better--because some of the bacteria may be killed off with the herbs.

For yeast Jim did discover that it can become resistant to MMS. So perhaps bacteria and virus can too. No one can know for sure. These things hide in cells, covering themselves in things the body doesn't recognize as being bad. Perhaps they have found a way to hide from chlorine dioxide and it would take a break from MMS so that the new bacteria/virus is fighting the herbs and doesn't recognize the MMS.

Might be worth experimenting with, as it seems to work for Candida that way.

Samala,

-------Original Message----- --

When you have lyme disease, it takes a long time to cure. Many people are on antibiotics for many years. I consider MMS to be far safer than antbx. I actually cannot tolerate any antbx.

[Guest guest]

On 9/29/2008, Gaiacita (gaiacita@...) wrote:

> If that doctor can cure any cancer via ONLY transdermal creams, why

> wouldn't MMS get into the gut via transdermal?

Who said that it was a requirement of the cancer cure for MMS to get

into the gut transdermally?

The question was, will taking it transdermally be as effective as

ridding the digestive tract of 'bad critters' as taking it orally.

I think logic dictates an answer of no.

[Guest guest]

On the other hand, it might even get into the tissueseven better. If it gets into the body this way, whywouldn't get into the tissues? Helen Re: [miracle_mineral_ supplement] Bonnie Transdermally

Hi . Just ignore Simon. He likes to talk like he knows everything, and was giving people advice on MMS long before he even ventured to try it.

Actually Jim Humble says that lyme is the most difficult disease to kill and that it can take a year or more on MMS to get rid of lyme.

To give your stomach a break it might be a good idea to do the transdermal treatment. Or just take a break from the MMS for a few weeks and get on some high quality pathogen killing herbs. Then after a while you can go back to MMS. If you take the herbs then you shouldn't loose ground, meaning the bacteria should not start multiplying while off the MMS, so when you get back on it you would be right where you left off, or perhaps even better--because some of the bacteria may be killed off with the herbs.

For yeast Jim did discover that it can become resistant to MMS. So perhaps bacteria and virus can too. No one can know for sure. These things hide in cells, covering themselves in things the body doesn't recognize as being bad. Perhaps they have found a way to hide from chlorine dioxide and it would take a break from MMS so that the new bacteria/virus is fighting the herbs and doesn't recognize the MMS.

Might be worth experimenting with, as it seems to work for Candida that way.

Samala,

-------Original Message----- --

When you have lyme disease, it takes a long time to cure. Many people are on antibiotics for many years. I consider MMS to be far safer than antbx. I actually cannot tolerate any antbx.

[Guest guest]

to kill bugs in the gut you need contact with the herb or what ever to kill the micro organism.

roger

From: Siegel <ssiegel5@...>Subject: Re: [ ] Bonnie Transdermally Date: Monday, September 29, 2008, 7:54 AM

I do use it transdermally and will never go back to using orally! I never have to worry about stomach distress again! I feel it is a far superior way to take it and I recommend it for everyone who wishes to try it.

BTW, I also use other protocols besides MMS to treat my lyme and co. infections.

-- Re: [miracle_mineral_ supplement] Bonnie Transdermally

Hi . Just ignore Simon. He likes to talk like he knows everything, and was giving people advice on MMS long before he even ventured to try it.

Actually Jim Humble says that lyme is the most difficult disease to kill and that it can take a year or more on MMS to get rid of lyme.

To give your stomach a break it might be a good idea to do the transdermal treatment. Or just take a break from the MMS for a few weeks and get on some high quality pathogen killing herbs. Then after a while you can go back to MMS. If you take the herbs then you shouldn't loose ground, meaning the bacteria should not start multiplying while off the MMS, so when you get back on it you would be right where you left off, or perhaps even better--because some of the bacteria may be killed off with the herbs.

For yeast Jim did discover that it can become resistant to MMS. So perhaps bacteria and virus can too. No one can know for sure. These things hide in cells, covering themselves in things the body doesn't recognize as being bad. Perhaps they have found a way to hide from chlorine dioxide and it would take a break from MMS so that the new bacteria/virus is fighting the herbs and doesn't recognize the MMS.

Might be worth experimenting with, as it seems to work for Candida that way.

Samala,

-------Original Message----- --

When you have lyme disease, it takes a long time to cure. Many people are on antibiotics for many years. I consider MMS to be far safer than antbx. I actually cannot tolerate any antbx.

[Guest guest]

Hello That is not necessarily true. Read my email about the URI Soap and VCO.That Soap never enters the body except through the pores and yetparasites flee from its action on the body. It's amazing what justthis Soap has done for people. If I had Lyme, this would be an important part of my regimen along with the MMS and Alligin. TheSoap should not be used the same time as the MMS because theSoap neutralizes toxins of all kinds.HelenAlligin kills Lyme, fungus, bacteria, infections,viruses and many other pathogens. www.lhninternational.com/lhnproducts Helen 604-420-1544 Re: [miracle_mineral_ supplement] Bonnie Transdermally

Hi . Just ignore Simon. He likes to talk like he knows everything, and was giving people advice on MMS long before he even ventured to try it.

Actually Jim Humble says that lyme is the most difficult disease to kill and that it can take a year or more on MMS to get rid of lyme.

To give your stomach a break it might be a good idea to do the transdermal treatment. Or just take a break from the MMS for a few weeks and get on some high quality pathogen killing herbs. Then after a while you can go back to MMS. If you take the herbs then you shouldn't loose ground, meaning the bacteria should not start multiplying while off the MMS, so when you get back on it you would be right where you left off, or perhaps even better--because some of the bacteria may be killed off with the herbs.

For yeast Jim did discover that it can become resistant to MMS. So perhaps bacteria and virus can too. No one can know for sure. These things hide in cells, covering themselves in things the body doesn't recognize as being bad. Perhaps they have found a way to hide from chlorine dioxide and it would take a break from MMS so that the new bacteria/virus is fighting the herbs and doesn't recognize the MMS.

Might be worth experimenting with, as it seems to work for Candida that way.

Samala,

-------Original Message----- --

When you have lyme disease, it takes a long time to cure. Many people are on antibiotics for many years. I consider MMS to be far safer than antbx. I actually cannot tolerate any antbx.