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Original 7/7/2010 Post | |
LB 7/7/2010 2:01:17 PM | What worked for me to control night-time itching...Someone suggested taking Allegra to cut down itching at night; I was given Benadryl by RN hubby and for past 2 nights, I slept through night and itching stinging subsided. Anyone else try this??? I need more ideas for how to get through the night after 8 p.m., when itching starts! Here is what I am doing now--second week of symptoms. 1) DO take 1 Bendryl...unless someone can tell me why I shouldn't.... 2)Do NOT talk Sulphur shower at night, seems to shake up stuff and make them angry. Best when you can handle it in morning. 3) DO spray on layer of Kleen Green (diluted) all over body, and on sheets, right before going to bed. 3) Lay on towel on top of sheet, and for cover use another towel. No PJs; more air. Of course, as a newbie we may have to get wipe-down cover as others have suggested for entire king bed. Any ideas on getting restful sleep? |
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mel 7/16/2010 2:46:21 PM | Hiya Everyone, Welcome as always. Just in case some of you did not realize this important part of the structure of the protocol, MMS is always taken at night! There are two reasons for this: First, to keep MMS away from all other parts of the protocol. This allows each different part of the protocol to maximize its potential! Second, to help you sleep at night! Thanks Kathy for your post. God bless you all, Never give up Hope! Mel |
Kathy 7/15/2010 3:09:07 PM | The best way I have found for 7 hours sleep is taking MMS at bedtime.I am up to 14 gtts just before I lay down to sleep.I also wash my sheets daily with MMS.In the last week or so,the itching at night has stopped.I feel the MMS is killing the parasites at a much more rapid rate. God Bless you all. |
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