Re: Oxidative damage & vitamin C source

[Guest guest]

Oxidative damage is a genuine concern. This is true for ozone,

iodine, or MMS, as they are all oxidizers. It is easy to compensate

for this by taking all the oxidizers in the morning, and in the

evening, take anti-oxidants such as vitamin C, glutathione, vitamin

E (wheat germ oil, preferably), and others. Add minerals as well,

because oxidants can damage them as well. Experts in ozone have

recommended high doses of vitamin C when a patient experiences an

overdose of ozone.

So why oxidize at all? It is virtually the only way to rid yourself

of fungi; antioxidants can't seem to do this job. Fungi are

extremely hardy, and it wouldn't surprise me if they are the primary

cause of death at a fundamental level. Cancer has been shown to be a

fungus by Dr. Simoncini, and others such as Dr. Holland and Doug

Kaufman, offer surprising evidence that fungus is behind a number of

other illnesses such as diabetes, fibromyalgia, and heart disease.

http://mmsmiracle.com/_Burket

> >

> > MMS is not a miracle, not a mineral and not a supplement, It

can

> be a safe

> > and effective short term treatment of certain diseases if taken

> carefully.

> > In the end however, you will most likely find your condition,

> whatever it

> > is, becoming resistant to MMS. I did. When it comes back on you

and

> try more

> > MMS, as I did, you get into oxidative damage.

> >

> > Hi daddybob,

>

> I think it does cause oxidative stress. When on high levels of

it,

> there was a wasted, aged looked. I also get that with high levels

of

> ozone. I know vitamin C is not recommended with oxygen

supplements,

> but I think it might help.

>

> Change of subject: I wanted to ask you how your daughter is doing

> with the lymes, and do you still have the egroup regarding her

> progress? If so, would you send me the link?

>

> I want to start doing the salt/c treatment. Not because I have

> lymes, but incase I do. lol So many people have been dx with CFS

> only to discover years later it is lymes, so I thought I'd give it

a

> try, and if things start crawling out of my head, I bet I have

lymes.

>

> Another question, if you don't mind. I remember you mentioning

some

> vitamin C caused depression? Did I get that right? What brand

did

> you eventually end up using, and do you have a contact number

where

> to get it. Does it come in bulk? If I really get serious about

> this, I'm going to be needing a lot of the stuff, and thought it'd

be

> better to buy in bulk if possible.

>

> Merry Christmas to all!

>

> TIA,

>

> Gail

>

[Guest guest]

Dan, I would suggest taking MMS multiple times per day only when

necessary, such as overcoming an infection, etc. Ordinarily, the

recommendation is for 6 drops/day for maintenance per Jim Humble.

During times when you are not ill, it is suggested by me to take

antioxidants when you are not taking MMS.

Another alternative is to take multiple doses in quick succession,

such as taking 10 drops/hour for three hours. This then leaves

plenty of time to take antioxidants at the end of the day. This

method is preferable when fighting the flu, for example. Flu viruses

multiply very quickly, so you need to " keep at it " when fighting

them with MMS. I used this protocol with my wife with success.

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> > >

> > > MMS is not a miracle, not a mineral and not a

supplement, It

>

> can

> > be a safe

> > > and effective short term treatment of certain diseases if

> taken

> > carefully.

> > > In the end however, you will most likely find your

> condition,

> > whatever it

> > > is, becoming resistant to MMS. I did. When it comes back

on

> you

> and

> > try more

> > > MMS, as I did, you get into oxidative damage.

> > >

> > > Hi daddybob,

> >

> > I think it does cause oxidative stress. When on high

levels of

>

> it,

> > there was a wasted, aged looked. I also get that with high

> levels

> of

> > ozone. I know vitamin C is not recommended with oxygen

> supplements,

> > but I think it might help.

> >

> > Change of subject: I wanted to ask you how your daughter is

> doing

> > with the lymes, and do you still have the egroup regarding

her

>

> > progress? If so, would you send me the link?

> >

> > I want to start doing the salt/c treatment. Not because I

have

>

> > lymes, but incase I do. lol So many people have been dx

with

> CFS

> > only to discover years later it is lymes, so I thought I'd

> give it

> a

> > try, and if things start crawling out of my head, I bet I

have

>

> lymes.

> >

> > Another question, if you don't mind. I remember you

mentioning

>

> some

> > vitamin C caused depression? Did I get that right? What

brand

> did

> > you eventually end up using, and do you have a contact

number

> where

> > to get it. Does it come in bulk? If I really get serious

about

>

> > this, I'm going to be needing a lot of the stuff, and

thought

> it'd

> be

> > better to buy in bulk if possible.

> >

> > Merry Christmas to all!

> >

> > TIA,

> >

> > Gail

> >

>