OT: MMS induced fatigue

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I have thesame fatigue when I take too much for my body.It is probably herx related although I am not certain drop back a few doses aday or drop to 2 drops a dose and see if that helpes.One thing that helped me was to constantly take liver cleansers and magnesium to keep my bowels moving to eliminate toxinsOT: MMS induced fatigue Posted by: "Liisa" liisa_jackson@... liisa_jackson Date: Mon Jan 2, 2012 8:59 pm ((PST))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.orgso 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"Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything

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