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10 Jan 2024 03:55 #81005 by MAccola

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Hey,

I'm on the mms1 1000 protocol and I know you wait for 2 hours after you are done with your protocol for the day you wait 2 hours then your diet can return to normal. One of the things you are supposed to stay away from is antioxidants and alcohol, chocolate etc. So, the only alcohol that doesn't have antioxidants in it is vodka. I have yet to drink while ive been taking the mms1 even after the 2 hour wait period to let it absorb. And alcohol can stay in your system for 3 days afterwards.
Does this mean that the mms1 wont be effective again until (if I had a drink Saturday night then) say Monday or Tuesday? Has anyone explored this?

Thanks for the info.

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11 Jan 2024 03:57 #81023 by CLO2

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You could do a similar test to this lemon juice test and find out if vodka will reduce CLO2 in MMS1. No measuring device needed, just your eyes.

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14 Jan 2024 02:01 #81067 by boptee

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will you post about what you find out MAccola?

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15 Jan 2024 23:23 #81077 by MAccola

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Yea I will post what I find on here. I’ll need sometime to figure it out lol

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