Re: OT: MMS induced fatigue

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Thanks to everyone for the comments. Of course I am working on my patience with

this dang disease. Looks like I will have to scale right back and see how I do.

When I look back at my notes, I started Nov. 17 on the MMS1, and by Nov. 27 I

was already taking 16 drops!! Crazy me!! I think I was figuring since I had

been coiling for Babesia and Lyme for a year or so, taken teasel root and GSE,

and other killing protocols too, that my bacteria load was down.

I also have Bartonella (with even a positive lab result, woohhooo), which I

haven't been treating specifically, so I suspect that is the culprit in the

die-off herx reaction I am having of fatigue and weakness. I do drink more than

enough water throughout the day for detoxing, but should consider other methods

of detox also.

What would I do without this forum?? How thankful I am to all of you for your

guidance and your own experiences that you freely share.

Thanks Again!! Liisa

> >

> > I have been taking MMS1 hourly for more than a month now, and am up to

> > 3 drops at least 8 times a day. One thing I have noticed (and my

> > friend also) is extra sleepiness, and lethargy since starting it.

> >

> > My friend came across this info:

> >

> > " Some individuals with advanced degenerative diseases become very weak

> > on MMS seemingly unrelated to die-back reactions. I believe that this

> > is due to antioxidant deficiency, and especially to lack of

> > glutathione. In this case take 1 gram of N-Acetyl Cysteine daily to

> > stimulate glutathione production. This also helps to expel toxic

> > minerals. " www. health-spirit-science.com

> >

> > " Glutathione reduces disulfide bonds formed within cytoplasmic

> > proteins to cysteines by serving as an electron donor. In the process,

> > glutathione is converted to its oxidized form glutathione

> > disulfide(GSSG), also called L(-)-Glutathione. " wikepedia.org

> >

> > so two weeks ago I started taking 1200mg of N-Acetyl Cysteine (2 hours

> > before my daily MMS routine begins)and have not seen a difference yet.

> > Has anyone else had experience in this regard with finding something

> > to help with the weakness and extra fatigue that is over and above the

> > normal lyme fatigue that most of us experience?

> >

> > Perhaps it is a " die-back reaction " or herx symptom? My herxes are

> > usually just headaches and feeling yucky.

> >

> > Thanks, Liisa in Western Canada

> >