Update on Darkfield and MMS

January 24, 2009

I wanted to update you on my darfield microscopy research. This is a

follow up from my message of to two days ago. This morning I took my

15 drops and a couple of hours later I found the blood still nice and

clean and just a few barbell types floating around. I had anticipated

that it would take several days with 15 drops twice a day to lure

them all out of hiding.

SOmething happened today that surprised me: I had diarrhea all day.

Jim Humble says that the body is getting rid of stuff that the Liver

can't handle. I did not get diarrhea before when I started increasing

the drops and the blood became cleaner. So, it came to no surprise

when I saw something new.

From prviously looking at my blood, I had noticed that occassionally

there is an area that I called the 'graveyard'. It tends to be

occupied by seemingly dead red blood cell - as if the air is out. I

know from my studies that there is such a thing. Tonight I cam across

a graveyard (which isn't always there) that for the first time ever,

I saw a bunch of white blood cells which had around them long worm

types. They were wiggeling and seemed to have been captured by the

white blood cells. Then there were some that were very long thin ones

with one small round head. There were some that fit the descryption

of Borellia and H-Pylori because they were not straight but zizag

like. My daughter and my wife were shocked. Interesting is that they

showed up all over the 'graveyard' but not in the area were the clean

healthy Red Blood cells were. It appears that these bugs concentrate

in certain areas in the body and perhaps the MMS is 'busting' them

lose in little clumps. That's why these types seem to not be

everywhere. I even had a hard time finding them again after adjusting

the microscope by accident.

In any case, it seems that MMS is doing its job but has to dig deeper

and it takes time. It's perhaps like cleaning out a garage with lots

of junk in it. It takes time to get to the rear wall.

I am now more convinced than ever that a maintenance program is

abaolutely essential. Of course, there is collidal silver and

ozonated oils and lots of other stuff. It all apparently helps. But

if, what Jim Humble says is true, that MMS eventually reaches

everywhere - what other things perhaps can't (like going into the

brain) then MMS may really be the 'miracle solution'. It's going to

be interesting to see how it continues. Of course, if those new, very

jucky looking things don't show up in the one drop of blood, I may

think they are gone. So it takes more detailed observing and patience

while also paying attention to how nauseous I feel and if I still get

diarrhea. There is no doubt in my mind that the increase of nausea

and the diarrhea today (in spite of not increasing the drops) is

simply because I have poked into a nest - some are now dying and

giving of the toxins. I will let you all know when something new

comes up and how it turns out.

In response to a suggestion by a member that I could send a picture

to someone and have it evaluated as to what thiese bugs are: I have

books from so called 'experts' and they all differ in their opinion.

I don't think that they really know, except for a few very well know

parasites and bacteria. You may be surprised that you MD may even

tell you that there is no such thing because your blood is sterile.

February 1, 2009

Hi ,

do you have a link or more information where to get such a darkfield

microscope like you have?

Your modell seems to be very usefull and worth the price.

Thank You,

BigBoppa

xsig2003 schrieb:

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