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26 Dec 2011 07:39 #9555 by ARod
Oral thrush and CDS was created by ARod
Hola,

Has anyone tried to switch CDS in the mouth for a few minutes to treat oral thrush? Since it does not have acid, I was wondering if CDS could be a better and more effective choice than activated MMS to be used in the mouth.

I tried one drop of activated MMS in 2 table spoons of water to brush my tongue for a few weeks and the thrush almost went completely away. I got concerned about my teeth exposure to acid and stopped the protocol. The thrush is coming back and I want to stop it before it gets worse.

Any suggestions about CDS for oral thrush will be greatly appreciated. In a matter of days, I will begin the protocols for Candida with CDS and want to attack the Candida infection of the tongue simultaneously. I will also be doing the inhalation therapy with MMS for my asthma.

Thank you!

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