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14 Nov 2023 02:26 #80386 by boptee

New and Excited! was created by boptee

   Hello, I am brand new to the Forum and New to MMS altogether.
       Ive studied the book quite a bit and am pretty familiar with everything now.
    one thing I'd like to share is to DEFINITELY read the entire book. I found that some important little
tid bits that applied to a whole other topic on mms would sneak up randomly in different chapters. Jim Seems to have jumped around a bit
with the infomation, maybe on purpose? I am on month two of protocol 1000, in hopes to rid myself of acute Hep. C. Its been an
interesting journey especially as a single mother with a two year old! Woah! Im hoping that fruits of my labor will show
in the next blood test. This is a great forum and has been encouraging on this new journey! onward Ho!

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