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Neuropathy and retina detachment
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The only thing I found for using CLO2 for neuropathy was Andreas Kalcker's CDS Protocol-L . And that was for diabetic neuropathy.Can someone help me with a beginner protocol for neuropathy and a newly diagnosed detached retina
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For eye issues, 3% DMSO may help with a detached retina. I have been working on a 3% DMSO eye protocol, but it is not finished. I don't want to publish it here yet, but I could email it to you. If you want me to do that, go to my website MMSinfo.org and click on the "Ask a Question" button and I will reply to you.
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I feel like you are also referring to diabetic retinopathy or macular degeneration. I use 1ml of 3000ppm CDS, 0.90gm of table salt, 0.6ml of DMSO in a 100ml of distilled water in a spray bottle and spray a few times in a day for macular degeneration. I started recently, so I have no idea whether it improved. Yet what I can say is I have replaced all eye medications with the combo for chronic iritis and macular degeneration, fyi. Mileages may vary if that helps you.Can someone help me with a beginner protocol for neuropathy and a newly diagnosed detached retina
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The page you are referring to "Ask a Question" ( mmsinfo.org/page2.html ) did not work for me. I got a blank page that reads,The only thing I found for using CLO2 for neuropathy was Andreas Kalcker's CDS Protocol-L . And that was for diabetic neuropathy.
For eye issues, 3% DMSO may help with a detached retina. I have been working on a 3% DMSO eye protocol, but it is not finished. I don't want to publish it here yet, but I could email it to you. If you want me to do that, go to my website MMSinfo.org and click on the "Ask a Question" button and I will reply to you.
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I feel like you are also referring to diabetic retinopathy or macular degeneration. I use 1ml of 3000ppm CDS, 0.90gm of table salt, 0.6ml of DMSO in a 100ml of distilled water in a spray bottle and spray a few times in a day for macular degeneration. I started recently, so I have no idea whether it improved. Yet what I can say is I have replaced all eye medications with the combo for chronic iritis and macular degeneration, fyi. Mileages may vary if that helps you.Can someone help me with a beginner protocol for neuropathy and a newly diagnosed detached retina
Thanks, Janet (F67)
The only thing I found for using CLO2 for neuropathy was Andreas Kalcker's CDS Protocol-L . And that was for diabetic neuropathy.
For eye issues, 3% DMSO may help with a detached retina. I have been working on a 3% DMSO eye protocol, but it is not finished. I don't want to publish it here yet, but I could email it to you. If you want me to do that, go to my website MMSinfo.org and click on the "Ask a Question" button and I will reply to you.
The page you are referring to "Ask a Question" ( mmsinfo.org/page2.html ) did not work for me. I got a blank page that reads,Return to website Be sure you type your email address correctly. If it is wrong, you won't be able to receive a reply from me.
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