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Thanks for all of your responses!

Do you think from your own personal experience that MMS affects the thyroid and

its functioning, especially if there is a weakness there already?

It is so true that each one of us has our own unique journey while we battle

lyme and co's. My friend would like to try taking the MMS again, but cannot

funtion at all with no working thyroid.

I'm starting to think that I have the same issue, and will be going to get my

thryoid levels checked this week. I also went off of the MMS in late January,

and have not seen a return of my energy since. When I posted back then, many

told me that I had overdone it (I was taking up to 24 drops a day after only 4

months(?))and was herxing, but now I am thinking perhaps I did some damage. I

am going to post this same question from above onto the Genesis Forum.

~Liisa

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> > Liisa,

> >

> > I have late-stage lyme & also Hashimoto's. I also have had extreme

> > fatigue at small doses of mms, especially if I take it every day. I

> > had just worked up to 1 drop twice a day, then the fatigue came back &

> > I stopped. A funny thing happens when I stop the mms. Usually the next

> > day or day after is an exceptionally good one. It seems as if my

> > system needs time to process even small amounts & when it does, it

> > actually makes me feel better. But I can't get a regular schedule

> > going. Right now, I'm down to 1/2 drop just around 8:30 or 9 pm. I was

> > able to get up earlier & didn't feel so tired. But I can see after 3

> > days of that, I might have to skip a night. Jim Humble says it's

> > supposed to help the thyroid, so I don't know. Perhaps if your friend

> > just started taking it at 1/2 or even 1/4 drop, every other night,

> > maybe it would even help her sleep a little better. I think it has

> > helped me in that way. In other words, take advantage of the mms by

> > using it as a sleep aid! Not everyone can take the big doses that are

> > recommended. I also couldn't do anything but keep laying down all day

> > when I kept trying to increase the dose. Your body will let you know

> > how much you can take. Good luck.

> >

> > Susie

> >

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