bronchitis/flu (wet cough/runny nose) - very poor results with MMS protocol

just sharing my personal exp. there are areas where MMS is close to useless. viral infections, especially targeting upper airways seem to be one of those areas.
I am quite familiar with mms/CDS ale the protocols and have been using it for years. mostly home made CDS and Kalcker virus protocol.
for the last 3 weeks I've been trying to shake of this nasty viral infection and did CDS for at least 2 weeks or so. absolutely no change. I stopped and reverting back to alternatives, like andrographis, monolaurin, goldenseal, turpentine (5ml 1x a day), ivermectin/menbendazole, coillodal silver nebulizer etc
i think the problem with CD in those infections is that it really can not reach the problematic areas since they do affect the intersections in the bronchial areas/lungs, and CD saturated blood just does not get there well enough. and as you know inhaling CD is not an option (and lets be honest Jim's lung protocol is shit/dangerous)
just my 2 cents, if anybody has any other alternatives for dealing with those viral infections let me know

Nebulize 5-30ppm will take care of it quickly

FWIW, we found a similar upper respiratory/sinus infection that the MMS did nothing for.  The only thing we have found that it didn't work for.  The drug dealer down at the clinic had what we needed that time.  

So, in our house, the score is MMS 25, pharma 1.  They finally broke the shut-out.

NAC will help. 

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just sharing my personal exp. there are areas where MMS is close to useless. viral infections, especially targeting upper airways seem to be one of those areas.
I am quite familiar with mms/CDS ale the protocols and have been using it for years. mostly home made CDS and Kalcker virus protocol.
for the last 3 weeks I've been trying to shake of this nasty viral infection and did CDS for at least 2 weeks or so. absolutely no change. I stopped and reverting back to alternatives, like andrographis, monolaurin, goldenseal, turpentine (5ml 1x a day), ivermectin/menbendazole, coillodal silver nebulizer etc
i think the problem with CD in those infections is that it really can not reach the problematic areas since they do affect the intersections in the bronchial areas/lungs, and CD saturated blood just does not get there well enough. and as you know inhaling CD is not an option (and lets be honest Jim's lung protocol is shit/dangerous)
just my 2 cents, if anybody has any other alternatives for dealing with those viral infections let me know

You could try these ideas. If you use Protocol-F, also use Protocol-C the rest of the day. See attached.