Re: I quit!

"WRONG. This is a SUPPORT forum, not a DEBATE forum.

MMS is NOT a poison, when used as directed.

I'll ask AGAIN. Why did you take MMS if nothing was wrong?

And I'll ALSO ASK AGAIN, did you check your BP and insulin levels?

Most people get a BP reduction, and my wife has seen good circulation improvement.

(I think I smell a rat.)"

You're the one who is debating.

If you look at my history of posts on this forum, I have related my MMS experiences.  That's exactly what I did when I made my initial post on this thread.

Initially - around Christmas time, got severe (worst in years) head cold and fever.  Required antibiotics because MMS not only started it, but made it worse.  (You will also find around that time that many posters were relating very similar experiences while starting MMS.  That's not a debate, that's reality and if that can't be posted on this forum then there shouldn't be one.)

Then, after clearing up the sinus problems with antibiotics and a Neti pot, got bad diarrhea with about 6 drops twice a day.  So, I quit for a couple of days and then resumed with no effects whatsoever, eventually working up to 15 drops twice a day on Monday.  Without seeing any results of any kind from this max effort, it's no use to continue because, whether you like it or not, MMS is a poison and I have no further interest in ingesting poison.

You've now asked twice about BP and insulin levels, and I responded to that.  Why are you asking again?

My BP has not come down.  If you think that's a lie then come on over and you can check it for yourself.  Good for your wife, but I have not seen either circulation improvement nor a reduction in BP.  I have claudication (restricted circulation which results in leg cramps) and in the six weeks I used MMS there was no improvement in the claudication cramps whatsoever.  

You obviously know very little about diabetes because nobody checks their insulin levels.  Diabetics have glucose monitors which check blood glucose levels.  I have a monitor (as do all diabetics) and there has been no improvement in my blood glucose levels.

I'm also a long-term cancer survivor - without medical intervention.  One of the attractions to me for MMS was that it "cures" cancer, and I'm always on the lookout for anything that attacks cancer.  There is nothing I have that can measure for cancer, other than a PSA, and my PSA levels were low before beginning MMS.

If you have difficulty with my experiences with MMS, then don't read them.

I will have MMS on standby in case of any recurrence of cancer, but until then it is of no value to me.