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22 May 2024 05:32 - 22 May 2024 05:49 #82450 by delitheman
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My friend is taking CDS. She has .5 ml of CDS in 1 liter of distilled water. She started taking it last Friday, she noticed her stomach feels bloated and like a little like stomach infection like. Any thoughts? Is it because her stomach needs to detox? Or is detoxing?
She is probably taking about .4 ml of CDS a day. She had the infection before it, then it went away, then came back a bit with bloating on day 3. She drinks in all 2.5 cups a day. 4 doses in the morning, 1/2 cup every hour, and then one at night. She notices that she gets nauseous if she drinks any more of it. Thanks for the help!
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23 May 2024 13:37 #82477 by CLO2
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I wonder if she has the MTHFR gene? See two attached PDF files. 
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23 May 2024 15:34 #82479 by delitheman
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She decided to start doing the mold protocol and now she has a fever and chills, would this gene cause that?

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23 May 2024 21:28 #82480 by delitheman
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And if you do have this gene will MMS1/CDS help you? And how would you take it with that gene?

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24 May 2024 00:26 #82485 by CLO2
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She decided to start doing the mold protocol and now she has a fever and chills, would this gene cause that?

I do not know if the MTHFR gene would cause a fever and chills when following the fungus and mold protocol.  

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24 May 2024 00:32 - 24 May 2024 00:35 #82486 by CLO2
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And if you do have this gene will MMS1/CDS help you? And how would you take it with that gene?

If someone has the  MTHFR gene mutation, they have to detox very slowly. I would suggest to take CDS and not MMS1. Taking an appropriate Binder may help. See attached Binder PDF file. 

"7. Individuals with MTHFR mutations may have problems detoxifying, therefore may benefit from increased detoxification support."  
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24 May 2024 04:24 #82487 by delitheman
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Thank you so much for your help!

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25 May 2024 03:53 #82505 by Twinmom
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Thanks!

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