Re: How could I catch a cold while taking 13 drops of MMS I?

[Guest guest]

I think your perception is similar to many people in that all you think is

the right medicine is the key. NOT. The key is your individual immune

system. Without a strong healthy immune system we are all doomed, no matter

the high powered drugs available.

I doubt sodium chlorite has any immune building properties. All antibiotics

do one thing only, they slow down the infection enough for the immune

system, hopefully, to catch up and overcome the pathogens. Some times it

does not happen that way, if the immune system is challenged.

doug

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

>I was working up to the recommended 15 drops of MMS I when, on day 13, I

>came down with a big sinus-ey head cold. I reached 15 drops yesterday and

>will switch to taking twice-weekly maintenance doses.

>

> Maybe I don't understand how MMS works, but I thought I wasn't supposed to

> be ABLE to catch something like this at such a high dose.

>

> Is the MMS not working? Should I take more? Should I put some in my neti

> pot to irrigate my sinuses? (They feel like they're on fire.)

>

> Kindly enlighten me.

>

> In confusion,

>

> Petra

[Guest guest]

NO, if her immune system is weak. Absolutely not.

MMS is like any other antibiotic in that it tries to limit or curb or kill

pathogen growth in a biologic system, enough for the system's immune system

to " catch-up " , but it may never be enough or in time. MMS is never 100% and

I think Jim says cure rates were never really 100%. I suppose what you are

reasoning below is that if MMS will kill all microbes, then who needs an

immune system? Well, it doesn't work that way. MMS is not an artificial

immune system within itself and I doubt if Jim described it as such. Timing

is everything in healing and war. You can win small battles, but still lose

the war---same holds true for infections. The individual's immune system

must be functioning properly.

doug

[ ] Re: How could I catch a cold while

taking 13 drops of MMS I?

> Doug,

>

> Your answer about the immune system is correct but it is not what I read

> about MMS, I read that MMS kills microbes, bacteries and virus, so MMS

> should have protected her from her cold, no?

[Guest guest]

One reason may be that your body pH might have become too acidic. This will

allow a cold to take over, or your body to manifest cold symptoms.

I believe that this often happens to MMS users...

Dan

> >

> > I think your perception is similar to many people in that all you think is

> > the right medicine is the key. NOT. The key is your individual immune

> > system. Without a strong healthy immune system we are all doomed, no matter

> > the high powered drugs available.

> >

> > I doubt sodium chlorite has any immune building properties. All antibiotics

> > do one thing only, they slow down the infection enough for the immune

> > system, hopefully, to catch up and overcome the pathogens. Some times it

> > does not happen that way, if the immune system is challenged.

> >

> > doug

> >

> >

> >

> > ----- Original Message -----

> >

> >

> >

> > >I was working up to the recommended 15 drops of MMS I when, on day 13, I

> > >came down with a big sinus-ey head cold. I reached 15 drops yesterday and

> > >will switch to taking twice-weekly maintenance doses.

> > >

> > > Maybe I don't understand how MMS works, but I thought I wasn't supposed to

> > > be ABLE to catch something like this at such a high dose.

> > >

> > > Is the MMS not working? Should I take more? Should I put some in my neti

> > > pot to irrigate my sinuses? (They feel like they're on fire.)

> > >

> > > Kindly enlighten me.

> > >

> > > In confusion,

> > >

> > > Petra

> >

>

[Guest guest]

A much better way to stop colds dead in their tracks, and even prevent one from

coming on is to take a weak solution of Lugol's iodine (2-2.3%) applied to the

inside of your nose with a saturated cotton swab. I've never seen anything work

better.

Other alternatives that are good for clearing out the sinuses, but do not offer

any prevention are a baking soda solution and hydrogen peroxide. Even these two

techniques outperform MMS1, however.

/Israel

> > >

> > > I think your perception is similar to many people in that all you think is

> > > the right medicine is the key. NOT. The key is your individual immune

> > > system. Without a strong healthy immune system we are all doomed, no

matter

> > > the high powered drugs available.

> > >

> > > I doubt sodium chlorite has any immune building properties. All

antibiotics

> > > do one thing only, they slow down the infection enough for the immune

> > > system, hopefully, to catch up and overcome the pathogens. Some times it

> > > does not happen that way, if the immune system is challenged.

> > >

> > > doug

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ----- Original Message -----

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >I was working up to the recommended 15 drops of MMS I when, on day 13, I

> > > >came down with a big sinus-ey head cold. I reached 15 drops yesterday and

> > > >will switch to taking twice-weekly maintenance doses.

> > > >

> > > > Maybe I don't understand how MMS works, but I thought I wasn't supposed

to

> > > > be ABLE to catch something like this at such a high dose.

> > > >

> > > > Is the MMS not working? Should I take more? Should I put some in my neti

> > > > pot to irrigate my sinuses? (They feel like they're on fire.)

> > > >

> > > > Kindly enlighten me.

> > > >

> > > > In confusion,

> > > >

> > > > Petra

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for your responses. I was following the protocol in " MMS Simplified

for Newbies by Larry , " but totally screwed it up (I won't bore you with

the details).

Would anyone be willing to create a document containing the new protocol for

starting up (and for maintenance if there is one) and put it in the files

section?

I'm sure future newbies will appreciate it as much as I would!

Heartfelt thanks,

Petra

>

> I was working up to the recommended 15 drops of MMS I when, on day 13, I came

down with a big sinus-ey head cold. I reached 15 drops yesterday and will switch

to taking twice-weekly maintenance doses.

>

> Maybe I don't understand how MMS works, but I thought I wasn't supposed to be

ABLE to catch something like this at such a high dose.

>

> Is the MMS not working? Should I take more? Should I put some in my neti pot

to irrigate my sinuses? (They feel like they're on fire.)

>

> Kindly enlighten me.

>

> In confusion,

>

> Petra

>