MMS, fungus as the colon

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From personal experience, here's my take.

MMS works great. It works as advertised. The problem is, once you've cleared the fungus out of the most accessible places, the mms is used up before it can ever get to the more hidden spots (sinus, ears, scalp). The places where it can hide continue to act as fungus generators and all you can do is maintain the status quo. You can't finish it off with anything but a protracted effort and the use of more than one protocol.

As to high colonics, you really need to read Bernard Jensen's Guide to Better Bowel Care. He is the messiah of the colon and its health. You can find it on half.com for pennies. You can read why I think so here - http://elfnori.com/Colonix/

Ill people and diarrhea - my husband has diverticulitis. He has many many bowel movements a day. That's not healthy. I have celiac's disease. I have to be very careful to make sure my bowels continue to move because my system is inherently not healthy. Sucks to be us but we try to stay on top of treating the condition.

Nori

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What you are saying is that the MMS did indeed kill the fungus, but that the body can't eliminate the dead gunk. Right?

Ok. So--dead fungi, bad goo. Wouldn't a few colon cleanses help?

Seems that ill people can have diarrhea, which doesn't mean their colon walls are clean. And I don't think it is best to do colon cleanses from the um, external route. I know many believe in it, and I can see the value in it for some. But somehow I don't feel we are made to behave that way.

I did ask a colon specialist what she thought of flushes and such, external applications, hydro therapy and all, and she said the same thing--much better to do it the way the pipes work, from mouth to anus and not the other way around.

But again--there are exceptions.

I do believe that most ill people do not have enough bowel movements in a day. Heck, hardly anyone does today unless they are health conscious and make an effort.

So, since I am just reading about this subject in a file I have, it would seem that a change in diet--to more raw foods, lots of drinking water, nothing that comes prepackaged, and no junk foods. To this add liver support, B & C vitamins, and something to help move the bowels at least 3 times a day. There are a few good products out there that will do this.

To this, though, I would add a good colon cleanse--oral method. Many good ones out there. Perhaps even throw in some zeolite to bind toxins. Would it (or clay) also bind the goo?

Do you think all this would help with that problem of getting rid of the goo and flushing out the dead fungus/candida/yeast? So that the MMS actually did the job and switching between anti-fungals is not necessary?

Samala,

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Hey Nori. Yes, there are cases when colon hydrotherapy works, and is needed. But for most people it's not necessary IF they have good digestion--I guess I should have stated that.

I knew a lady that was carrying around a huge emotional load. Someone suggested high colonics, she tried it and lost not just 65 pounds in 6 weeks, but with all that gunk out--her emotional load pretty much went away.

Colons NEED to be clean, but I simply prefer orally rather than rectally. But it depends on the person and the case and--the temperament. :-) I know some people who would rather eat a rat than do a colonic.

And I have that book by Dr. Jensen. :-)

Samala,

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MMS works great. It works as advertised. The problem is, once you've cleared the fungus out of the most accessible places, the mms is used up before it can ever get to the more hidden spots (sinus, ears, scalp). The places where it can hide continue to act as fungus generators and all you can do is maintain the status quo. You can't finish it off with anything but a protracted effort and the use of more than one protocol.