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My 18 yr old daughter has Helicobacter pylori (commonly just called H. pylori) is a bacterium (germ). It can infect the lining of the stomach and duodenum. This has caused her in the last 4 months to very ill. Stomach pain and exhaustion are the main symptoms.
1. Does anyone know if MMS can help with this?
2. What protocol do we use?
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Chris
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I'd recommend protocol 1000 to start and with CDH since it's easier on the stomach than traditional MMS but at the same time more potent to kill that bacteria. Here's a link to the newsletter where Jim Humble tells how to make it and do the dosing on protocol 1000:
g2cforum.org/index.php/list/genesis-ii-church-jim-humble-newsletters/27395-cdh-a-new-simpler-mms
May your daughter be well,
Scott
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I will start her on protocol 1000 and make some CDH.
All the best
Chris
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Just wanted to follow up on this topic I started and hope it helps others. The protocol 1000 did not help my daughter at all with the Helicobacter pylori (commonly just called H. pylori). We followed it for 3.5 weeks and it just did not improve her symptoms at all. In the end a herbalist has helped.
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flatcap wrote: Hi,
Just wanted to follow up on this topic I started and hope it helps others. The protocol 1000 did not help my daughter at all with the Helicobacter pylori (commonly just called H. pylori). We followed it for 3.5 weeks and it just did not improve her symptoms at all. In the end a herbalist has helped.
Please tell us the procedure you used with MMS.
MMS being more powerful than any drug or herb I am curious as to how MMS failed given bacteria is one of the easier ones to remove.
Does she drink caffeine products? Use antioxidants?
Thanks
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I got a daughter with the same condition, and I put her on Protocol 1000 and she was able to stay on 3 drop of activated mms , (6 drop in total) using the GelCaps, and even she did not taked it for three weeks , now she is able to eat products that before cause diareah as soon she eat them. Now she eat normal. My daughter does not drink Coffee and also take 1000 units of good bacteria. Probably your daughter was taking something that neutralize the MMS.
Im glad that she is doing better now, even if mms was not the reason.
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mmsnews.is/all-newsletters-list/175-29-reasons-why-mms-is-not-restoring-your-health-06-16-2013
If you find the answer there, please let us know.
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Truthquester wrote: Hi Flatcap,
I'd recommend protocol 1000 to start and with CDH since it's easier on the stomach than traditional MMS but at the same time more potent to kill that bacteria. Here's a link to the newsletter where Jim Humble tells how to make it and do the dosing on protocol 1000:
g2cforum.org/index.php/list/genesis-ii-church-jim-humble-newsletters/27395-cdh-a-new-simpler-mms
May your daughter be well,
Scott
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I was just diagnosed with H. pylori and reading through this thread. I tried to go to the link above but it says I do not have permission to access that page. Could someone help me?
Thank you,
Kania
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