RE: Feeling lethargic & heart palpitations

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry for the mistakes my DragonDictate made. "These ARE TOP STATIONS were definitely different than what I normally experience" should have read "these HEART PALPITATION S were definitely different than what I normally experience". And the last line should have said HAS anyone else had heart palpitations?

Lianne "In selecting men for office, let principle be your guide. Regard not the particular sect or denomination of the candidate - look to his character..." Noah Webster

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of navy4whlSent: Sunday, February 01, 2009 6:24 PM Subject: [ ] Feeling lethargic & heart palpitations

Hello MMS group --I am a 51-year-old, C4/5 quadriplegic woman (paralyzed below the shoulders from a car accident 17 years) weighing 105 pounds. I often have low energy, low blood pressure and more than the occasional heart palpitations. I daily take a fantastic, although expensive, mineral supplement that really helps with my low energy : http://store.druckerlabs.com/intraMAXinfo_s/117.htm (just in case you wanted to know what it was). After being stabilized at 2 activated drops with lemon juice on an empty stomach first thing in the morning & 4 activated drops at bedtime for about four days I was EXTREMELY lethargic in the morning and last night experienced uncomfortable heart palpitations. These are top stations were definitely different than what I normally experience... closer together and more like fluttering rather than a heart pound. Anyway, I just knew it was from the MMS and after dealing with it for 30 minutes and not being able to sleep I decided to just go ahead and take the mineral supplement figuring the 600 mg of vitamin C would counteract the MMS. Sure enough within one minute I could tell the palpitations were getting better. In five minutes I was back to normal.As anyone else had heart palpitations? Recommendations?Lianne

[Guest guest]

Hello Lianne...

Whenever I take activated MMS orally I too am very lethargic and

have the fluttering heart...I also experience heart palpatations

normally. I can only believe this is the results of pathogens being

killed in my system. Whenever I use MMS with DMSO in a transdermal

application I avoid the lethargy and heart flutters. Some will say

it is because the transdermal application is not as effective as

taking MMS orally...although for me I do see results...everyone is

different.

I do not advocate trandermal use for everyone but it has worked for

me.

Take care...

S.

>

> I'm sorry for the mistakes my DragonDictate made. " These ARE TOP

STATIONS

> were definitely different than what I normally experience " should

have read

> " these HEART PALPITATION S were definitely different than what I

normally

> experience " . And the last line should have said HAS anyone else

had heart

> palpitations?

>

> Lianne

> " In selecting men for office, let principle be your guide. Regard

not the

> particular sect or denomination of the candidate - look to his

character... "

> Noah Webster

>

> [ ] Feeling lethargic & heart

> palpitations

>

>

> Hello MMS group --

>

> I am a 51-year-old, C4/5 quadriplegic woman (paralyzed below the

> shoulders from a car accident 17 years) weighing 105 pounds. I

> often have low energy, low blood pressure and more than the

> occasional heart palpitations. I daily take a fantastic, although

> expensive, mineral supplement that really helps with my low

energy :

> http://store.druckerlabs.com/intraMAXinfo_s/117.htm (just in case

> you wanted to know what it was). After being stabilized at 2

> activated drops with lemon juice on an empty stomach first thing

in

> the morning & 4 activated drops at bedtime for about four days I

was

> EXTREMELY lethargic in the morning and last night experienced

> uncomfortable heart palpitations. These are top stations were

> definitely different than what I normally experience... closer

> together and more like fluttering rather than a heart pound.

> Anyway, I just knew it was from the MMS and after dealing with it

> for 30 minutes and not being able to sleep I decided to just go

> ahead and take the mineral supplement figuring the 600 mg of

vitamin

> C would counteract the MMS. Sure enough within one minute I could

> tell the palpitations were getting better. In five minutes I was

> back to normal.

>

> As anyone else had heart palpitations? Recommendations?

>

> Lianne

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lianne,

Yes I had similar effects when taking the mms. I'll tell you what I've done

though. Sometime after taking the MMS, let's say 45 minutes to an hour after

taking it I'll be sipping lemonade, alacer "Emergen-C" vitamin C, or lemon

or green tea. I believe that you need to put some fluids into your system

and to alkalize too. I then go to to juices and soups before solid foods.

I now carry out this same light-to-heavy-back-to-light way of diet regularly

throughout the course of my day whereas I start out my day with a potent

cup of korean ginseng tea and a few tablespoons of flaxseed oil, then another

cup of lemon tea just a little later and then a bowl of soup for lunch with

the solid food like a salad or sandwich then and continuing about the same

through dinner like this before tapering off to light fluids like more tea

or juice and maybe some more flaxseed oil again before bed.

I've found that whole food vitamins like "Megafood" or "New Chapter" are

well worth the taking and have alot to offer (though your intraMAX product

looks good too). I take lots of alfalfa tablets at meal times too along with

super blue green algae capsules. I get these cheap at wal-mart, and I have

worked up to greater amounts confortably. These give me incredible health

and energy. I also make fruit shakes during the day with a smoothie maker

and mostly use lemonade, cranberry juice, water, blueberries, strawberries,

apple, banana, kiwi or some close combination like these and all this helps

me to remain cleansed and well nourished.

I used the MMS effectively some three weeks back at 15 drops several times

per day for a few days and then quit it. I know others use a maintenance

dose. I didn't choose to do this, and instead am trying to keep myself cleansed

and nourished regularly and this light-to-heavy-back to light way of eating

seems to be working great for me. Most people will agree that we need to

be drinking plenty of water or fluids anyway, and akalizing and nourishing

all the cells of the body only helps us more here.

Hope this helps you,

john d

navy4whl wrote:

Hello MMS group --

I am a 51-year-old, C4/5 quadriplegic woman (paralyzed below the

shoulders from a car accident 17 years) weighing 105 pounds. I

often have low energy, low blood pressure and more than the

occasional heart palpitations. I daily take a fantastic, although

expensive, mineral supplement that really helps with my low energy :

http://store.druckerlabs.com/intraMAXinfo_s/117.htm

(just in case

you wanted to know what it was). After being stabilized at 2

activated drops with lemon juice on an empty stomach first thing in

the morning & 4 activated drops at bedtime for about four days I was

EXTREMELY lethargic in the morning and last night experienced

uncomfortable heart palpitations. These are top stations were

definitely different than what I normally experience... closer

together and more like fluttering rather than a heart pound.

Anyway, I just knew it was from the MMS and after dealing with it

for 30 minutes and not being able to sleep I decided to just go

ahead and take the mineral supplement figuring the 600 mg of vitamin

C would counteract the MMS. Sure enough within one minute I could

tell the palpitations were getting better. In five minutes I was

back to normal.

As anyone else had heart palpitations? Recommendations?

Lianne

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[Guest guest]

one of our members,Daddybob, speculated this effect happens when

vitamin C becoms depleted in your body. Make sure you are

supplementing vitamin c12 hours after taking MMS.

If I were to feel these symptoms I would probably also reduce the

dose of MMS for a while. I certainly wouldnt add any more until the

symptoms abated.

Perhaps doing a group search would be difficult for you , but if you

can search there is info in the messages of such symptoms.I will be

glad to pull them up for you if you need hepl with that.

IN NC

>

> I'm sorry for the mistakes my DragonDictate made. " These ARE TOP

STATIONS

> were definitely different than what I normally experience " should

have read

> " these HEART PALPITATION S were definitely different than what I

normally

> experience " . And the last line should have said HAS anyone else

had heart

> palpitations?

>

> Lianne

> " In selecting men for office, let principle be your guide. Regard

not the

> particular sect or denomination of the candidate - look to his

character... "

> Noah Webster

>

> [ ] Feeling lethargic & heart

> palpitations

>

>

> Hello MMS group --

>

> I am a 51-year-old, C4/5 quadriplegic woman (paralyzed below the

> shoulders from a car accident 17 years) weighing 105 pounds. I

> often have low energy, low blood pressure and more than the

> occasional heart palpitations. I daily take a fantastic, although

> expensive, mineral supplement that really helps with my low

energy :

> http://store.druckerlabs.com/intraMAXinfo_s/117.htm (just in case

> you wanted to know what it was). After being stabilized at 2

> activated drops with lemon juice on an empty stomach first thing

in

> the morning & 4 activated drops at bedtime for about four days I

was

> EXTREMELY lethargic in the morning and last night experienced

> uncomfortable heart palpitations. These are top stations were

> definitely different than what I normally experience... closer

> together and more like fluttering rather than a heart pound.

> Anyway, I just knew it was from the MMS and after dealing with it

> for 30 minutes and not being able to sleep I decided to just go

> ahead and take the mineral supplement figuring the 600 mg of

vitamin

> C would counteract the MMS. Sure enough within one minute I could

> tell the palpitations were getting better. In five minutes I was

> back to normal.

>

> As anyone else had heart palpitations? Recommendations?

>

> Lianne

>