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09 Nov 2021 10:50 #72327 by biddie
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Hi, And thank you for all you do.
I have been on 10 drops in 32 ounces pretty constantly since 15 August.
It took about 2 weeks to find the dose that I could tolerate but 10 drops seems to be it.
I got MMS after being told I had stage 3 kidney disease. I wasn't aware of symptoms but I wanted to do something effective and was tipped off about MMS and ordered and started it.
One question is, how long can I stay on it and is there a way to determine if you have done all you can?
For instance I know if I upped the drops to 15 I would have an intense reaction within a week. Is the fact that I can't take a higher dose a sign by itself that I need to stay on it?
Also I do have a degree of edema probably caused by a fatty liver and at 66 with a blood test showing kidney disease I just figure I have more going on then just what the AMA can see in a blood test.
But aside from what I have said I am good and extremely active with what I do (painting houses).
My last question is, can it be harmful to stay on MMS for too long? I assume not but I need to ask.
Best, Mary


 

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09 Nov 2021 22:06 #72341 by Skeller
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Only you can decide what is best for you. This is what Jim Humble says in his book. 
 
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