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Deb2
10/17/2009
8:44:20 AM
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thanks for your response Geoff,
I am still not 100% clear on your answer. If thee MMS creates it's own defense against fungus, then shouldn't we stop taking it?
Aslo, I did not get sick in the early use of the MMS, it started about after a month. So I am guessing that it was at this point that the fungus started to defend itself against the MMS???? Does this make any sense?
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Auntie M
10/16/2009
8:13:58 PM
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Deb 2,
If you get an off-line response to your fungal question about the use of MMS, I'd like to know the info. I've cut way back on my MMS since starting the Bactrim and Limbrel. The infection on my face is getting worse and spreading to my lips. I'm using an anti-fungal topical creme from doctor (prescription). Now, I'm wondering if this infection is bacterial or even viral.
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A2Z Corp
10/16/2009
7:29:06 PM
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Think of candida like a weed (has a top part and a root system) - candida exists throughout your body (intestines, liver, kidneys, etc..) MMS is very effective at taking care of the 'top' part, but cant get into the healthy human cells where the roots are, so the fungus can grow back.. if this happens more then once, the fungus will produce its own anti oxidants to combat the MMS - ENTER MOLECULA SILVER - Molecula silver penetrates the cells, gets to the root system and suffocates them. Once the roots are gone you need to consider a probiotic to 'fill in' the area where candida was so it doesn't get a chance to grow back (replace the candida with good flora).
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