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21 Jul 2026 23:28 #88318
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Hi,I have been following the regimen exactly as instructed, using the same number of drops for both bottles, 8 times a day.Around the fourth day, I started experiencing diarrhea. Right now I'm only taking 1 drop, and I know the dosage is supposed to increase, but I'm having a hard time tolerating even the 1 drop.What would you suggest I do? Should I try taking half a drop somehow? It's difficult to measure because the drops are hard to control from the bottle.Thank you for your guidance
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22 Jul 2026 03:04 #88319
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Borax, Brown's Gas, Vax Shedding fix, Pure Gum Turpentine, Kerosene, Castor oil, Rife, Bob Beck, MWO, Specific Carbohydrate Diet, Raw Green Juice, Zeolite, DMSO, Ozone, H2o2, Clo2 and keeping your wits about you.
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Hello!
I am glad you are having success and sticking to it so well.
While you can back off a little to ease this diarrhea, I personally would encourage you to embrace it and push on.
I myself would use MMS and get the same diarrhea and it is all normal and your body getting the debris/waste out. I would just say that it is part of taking MMS and is not bad for you.
However I did not often want to push it too far and if you are getting sick in addition from it, back off at that stage but never stop.
If you want to go to 1/2 a drop, prepare a 1 drop dose in a glass of water as normal and just drink half of it (discard the rest) or give the other half to another person.
Eventually as I pushed through all of this, I no longer had this reaction of sickness or diarrhea and I can now consume a great deal of it easily when needed.
The work is done I guess from the lifetime of buildup. It takes time and you should always take it at your pace. Do what you feel is right.
Note, as time goes on, the taste may become unbearable!! This is I think because you are getting to the problem and it does not like being attacked. Push through. Something that helped me was using a Bob Beck Microcurrent device/zapper which is an excellent machine, and after using this, it reset my taste for MMS. I could tolerate it much better after that.
All the best to you.
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I am glad you are having success and sticking to it so well.
While you can back off a little to ease this diarrhea, I personally would encourage you to embrace it and push on.
I myself would use MMS and get the same diarrhea and it is all normal and your body getting the debris/waste out. I would just say that it is part of taking MMS and is not bad for you.
However I did not often want to push it too far and if you are getting sick in addition from it, back off at that stage but never stop.
If you want to go to 1/2 a drop, prepare a 1 drop dose in a glass of water as normal and just drink half of it (discard the rest) or give the other half to another person.
Eventually as I pushed through all of this, I no longer had this reaction of sickness or diarrhea and I can now consume a great deal of it easily when needed.
The work is done I guess from the lifetime of buildup. It takes time and you should always take it at your pace. Do what you feel is right.
Note, as time goes on, the taste may become unbearable!! This is I think because you are getting to the problem and it does not like being attacked. Push through. Something that helped me was using a Bob Beck Microcurrent device/zapper which is an excellent machine, and after using this, it reset my taste for MMS. I could tolerate it much better after that.
All the best to you.
-john
Borax, Brown's Gas, Vax Shedding fix, Pure Gum Turpentine, Kerosene, Castor oil, Rife, Bob Beck, MWO, Specific Carbohydrate Diet, Raw Green Juice, Zeolite, DMSO, Ozone, H2o2, Clo2 and keeping your wits about you.
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22 Jul 2026 13:15 - 22 Jul 2026 13:17 #88320
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We use the standard of 20 drops per ml of liquid, so each drop should be 0.05ml. You can use a 1ml syringe to accurately dispense drops.
Your other problem of not tolerating even 1 drop of a MMS1 dose could be caused by a mutation of your MTHFR gene. If you have that problem, it is going be difficult to detox.
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Droppers can vary as much as 100% in the volume of liquid for each drop they dispense. And it makes a difference on the angle that you hold the dropper or the bottle if the dropper is part of the bottle.Hi,I have been following the regimen exactly as instructed, using the same number of drops for both bottles, 8 times a day.Around the fourth day, I started experiencing diarrhea. Right now I'm only taking 1 drop, and I know the dosage is supposed to increase, but I'm having a hard time tolerating even the 1 drop.What would you suggest I do? Should I try taking half a drop somehow? It's difficult to measure because the drops are hard to control from the bottle.Thank you for your guidance
We use the standard of 20 drops per ml of liquid, so each drop should be 0.05ml. You can use a 1ml syringe to accurately dispense drops.
Your other problem of not tolerating even 1 drop of a MMS1 dose could be caused by a mutation of your MTHFR gene. If you have that problem, it is going be difficult to detox.
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23 Jul 2026 19:55 #88323
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SO I will try the syringe for one droplet. Do you suggest taking half a drop after 1 drop continues with diarrhea?
I take at least four to five bottles of 16.9 FL oz water a day (sometimes more). Would this affect it as well?
I will check for the defect. You said it will be difficult to detox. Will it even work at all if I continue to have diarrhea?
I take at least four to five bottles of 16.9 FL oz water a day (sometimes more). Would this affect it as well?
I will check for the defect. You said it will be difficult to detox. Will it even work at all if I continue to have diarrhea?
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24 Jul 2026 02:26 #88324
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SO I will try the syringe for one droplet. Do you suggest taking half a drop after 1 drop continues with diarrhea? Yes, I would suggest 1/2 drop, or less, hourly doses. Some people have recovered from stage 4 cancers when ingesting 1/2 drop doses. Some recovered with 1/4 drop MMS1 doses.
I take at least four to five bottles of 16.9 FL oz water a day (sometimes more). Would this affect it as well? I don't think so.
I will check for the defect. You said it will be difficult to detox. Will it even work at all if I continue to have diarrhea? You should benefit from taking low MMS1 doses. Reduce the dosage so the diarrhea stops. Try to increase slowly, if possible.
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28 Jul 2026 00:57 #88325
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I take a lot of homeopathic remedies made in the pellet form throughout the day for different symptoms. Some of the remedies promote diarrhea. Will that affect this regimen I will be taking?
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28 Jul 2026 10:45 - 28 Jul 2026 10:46 #88327
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If any of the other remedies are strong antioxidants, those could reduce or eliminate CLO2. Just like coffee and most teas do.
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Taking more than one remedy the same day could cause a conflict between some of them.I take a lot of homeopathic remedies made in the pellet form throughout the day for different symptoms. Some of the remedies promote diarrhea. Will that affect this regimen I will be taking?
If any of the other remedies are strong antioxidants, those could reduce or eliminate CLO2. Just like coffee and most teas do.
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28 Jul 2026 19:53 #88329
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I take remedies in pellet form. For example, NUX VOMICA 30C (I'm not sure if that's an antioxidant; I'm just using an example of something I take). Do you think they count as antioxidants when in pellet form?
Also, is it safe for me to take Mylanta with it?
Also, is it safe for me to take Mylanta with it?
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29 Jul 2026 07:12 - 29 Jul 2026 07:29 #88331
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Is NUX VOMICA 30C an antioxidant?
"**Yes**, Nux vomica is considered to have potent antioxidant properties. Research indicates that the plant contains various compounds, including **loganin**, **uvaol**, **secoxyloganin**, **maltol**, **lupeol**, **hydroxybenzoic acid**, and **caffeic acid**, which contribute to its ability to scavenge free radicals and reduce lipid peroxidation. These antioxidant effects are observed in both the seeds and leaves of the Strychnos nux-vomica tree."
References
Strychnos nux-vomica: A Poisonous Plant with Various Aspects of ...
…vomica seed extract may be attributed to the presence of antioxidant compounds such as loganin, uvaol, secoxyloganin, maltol, lupeol, hydroxybenzoic acid and caffeic acid. Besides, chloroform, ethyl acetate and methanol extracts (100 μg/ml) of nux vomica lea…
jbclinpharm.org
Nux Vomica Uses, Risks, Side Effects, Dosage, Potential Benefits - Dr.
…a scientific review published in the Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine, nux vomica is high in antioxidants and its two main active alkaloids, strychnine and brucine, are found in the seeds. These “pharmacologically active phytoconstituents” of the Strychnos nux-vomica tr…
draxe.com
Nux Vomica - Uses, Dosage, Side Effects, Composition And More
…brucine, and strychnine, are toxic at high doses. Some of the benefits of nux vomica are; Pain Relief: Extracts from nux vomica leaves demonstrate potential analgesic effects attributed to their antioxidant content. Studies indicate that removing strychnine from the see…
weclinic.in
Nux vomica: Research, potential benefits, and side effects
…treatment comes from the seeds, not the leaves. In 2012, other researchers studied the effects of removing much of the strychnine from the seed. Their research found that removing this compound improved the analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects of nux vomi…
medicalnewstoday.com
Nux vomica
Kupilu, Slang Nut, Strychni Semen, Strychnos Seed, Vishamushti, Vomiquier Actions: Analgesic, Anti-alcohol, Anti-inflammatory, Antioxidant, Antiproliferative, CNS, Xanthine oxidase inhibitory activity View all 14 products Background Safety Effectiveness Dosage Drug interactions Herb interactions Food interactions Action Products Back…
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This is one reason why taking more than one remedy a day is not a good idea. NUX VOMICA is probably cancelling out CLO2.
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You can easily check if what you are taking are strong antioxidants. Go to your favorite search engine and present your questions to an AI bot.I take remedies in pellet form. For example, NUX VOMICA 30C (I'm not sure if that's an antioxidant; I'm just using an example of something I take). Do you think they count as antioxidants when in pellet form?
Also, is it safe for me to take Mylanta with it?
Is NUX VOMICA 30C an antioxidant?
"**Yes**, Nux vomica is considered to have potent antioxidant properties. Research indicates that the plant contains various compounds, including **loganin**, **uvaol**, **secoxyloganin**, **maltol**, **lupeol**, **hydroxybenzoic acid**, and **caffeic acid**, which contribute to its ability to scavenge free radicals and reduce lipid peroxidation. These antioxidant effects are observed in both the seeds and leaves of the Strychnos nux-vomica tree."
References
Strychnos nux-vomica: A Poisonous Plant with Various Aspects of ...
…vomica seed extract may be attributed to the presence of antioxidant compounds such as loganin, uvaol, secoxyloganin, maltol, lupeol, hydroxybenzoic acid and caffeic acid
Nux Vomica Uses, Risks, Side Effects, Dosage, Potential Benefits - Dr.
…a scientific review published in the Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine, nux vomica is high in antioxidants and its two main active alkaloids, strychnine and brucine, are found in the seeds. These “pharmacologically active phytoconstituents” of the Strychnos nux-vomica tr…
draxe.com
Nux Vomica - Uses, Dosage, Side Effects, Composition And More
…brucine, and strychnine, are toxic at high doses. Some of the benefits of nux vomica are; Pain Relief: Extracts from nux vomica leaves demonstrate potential analgesic effects attributed to their antioxidant content. Studies indicate that removing strychnine from the see…
weclinic.in
Nux vomica: Research, potential benefits, and side effects
…treatment comes from the seeds, not the leaves. In 2012, other researchers studied the effects of removing much of the strychnine from the seed. Their research found that removing this compound improved the analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects of nux vomi…
medicalnewstoday.com
Nux vomica
Kupilu, Slang Nut, Strychni Semen, Strychnos Seed, Vishamushti, Vomiquier Actions: Analgesic, Anti-alcohol, Anti-inflammatory, Antioxidant, Antiproliferative, CNS, Xanthine oxidase inhibitory activity View all 14 products Background Safety Effectiveness Dosage Drug interactions Herb interactions Food interactions Action Products Back…
vital.ly
This is one reason why taking more than one remedy a day is not a good idea. NUX VOMICA is probably cancelling out CLO2.
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03 Aug 2026 02:35 - 03 Aug 2026 02:35 #88342
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Does this medicine interact with colchicine for gout? I'm having a gout flare, so I need to take it for a few days.
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