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Ashley
12/17/2015
6:05:27 AM


Thank you all so much, you're truly helpful. Would adding B12, Vitamin D, and Iron tablets be too much with the protocol?

Ellen
12/4/2015
3:01:41 PM


Hi Ashley,

I can understand how much anxiety is involved in wanting to know what to expect with this disease.

I can tell you what my experience was, but it really depends on many factors. I have been completely symptom free for over two years.

I got better within a few months but I couldn't really say when I felt "cured". I did stay on the complete protocol for a year. That means no sugar, etc., all the supplements and MMS. I was a healthy person before I got this, with no pre-existing conditions. That is important for others to hear, because I think new people to this site blame themselves for their previous diet or lifestyle choices, and I don;t think anyone knows completely why some get this and others don't.

One thing I say a lot is that everything you do for your health is a protection from other illnesses and is a way to live and eat for the rest of our lives. It seems difficult to have the restrictions, but the payoff is pretty sweet.

I may have gotten better sooner than others because I never deviated from the protocol. Not because I am so virtuous, but because I wanted my life back. I was too scared not to do everything in my power to get back my health, including not making excuses for not following what I needed to do. I was afraid to spend time with my family members and was very isolated for that entire year. It was hard, but it taught me a lot.

There are a lot of wise, kind people on this site, so continue to reach out.

Best to you in your recovery,

Ellen


Peter
12/4/2015
1:11:55 AM


Hello Ashley...Hi Tia

Mel considers 18 months as the proper baseline one should project for remission. However, as Tia rightly tells you, there simply is no definitive answer. The real answer is that many considerations affect recovery time.

Genetics, gender, age, and things like smoking will affect recovery time. So will levels of exposure to environmental toxins, modified foods, and stress.
Secondary parasites like rotifers and springtails can play a role. Differing co-infections and dedication to working the protocol are factors too. All that we know for certain is that Mel's protocol does, with time, heal and restore.

As for the supplements causing liver damage, I would tell you that I have hep C and the Liver CS has actually improved my liver function.

Hope this helps. You are in my prayers.

Strength and Love,
Peter






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