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You can find what gets it out in the link to the paper by Gubarev. Meds don't kill them; they are not alive. The enemas work because they get them out.
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Got a minute? Go to the 9:15 mark and watch for a little over a minute. Reminds me of the saying, "A picture is worth a thousand words". The entire Kerry Rivera video is about 50 minutes long, and I've only watched the first ten minutes or so. She comes across to me as very credible, and I look forward to watching the rest of this.
What Does Autism Recovery Look Like?
What Does Autism Recovery Look Like?
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Although MMS enemas cause removal of "rope worm" parasites, they don't kill parasites. Kerri Rivera uses and recommends the medicines that Andreas Kalcher recommends.
If you are looking for help with parasites, a lady at a yahoo forum for autism found essential oil combinations that are working well. You can find them by googling cistus incanus and Idalia.
If you are looking for help with parasites, a lady at a yahoo forum for autism found essential oil combinations that are working well. You can find them by googling cistus incanus and Idalia.
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I just this morning took my first dose of MMS in probably 1-2 years. Not knowing exactly what to expect, I was braced for either getting a bit nauseous, or perhaps feeling a bit of extra energy, both common occurrences in the past. NOT wanting to feel nauseous, I decided to take only 1/2 drop. Seems like a good starting dose, as I did not get nauseous, BUT did notice (and still do) some extra energy.
I then went back and watched more of the above video. At the 9:00 mark, I read something that if true, could be the reason I've long felt extra energy upon taking MMS. It never computed for me why I could feel so much better so quickly from just killing pathogens, or breaking down heavy metals, or any of the other things I've heard MMS does. What I read on the video was the following:
MMS changes the "mitochondrial membrane electrical potential" --- Leading to increased power in every cell in the body including immune system cells.
Could this be the reason I've experienced increased energy from my years-long experiences with MMS? I don't know the chemistry of the above claims, but on the surface, it would seem like a more plausible explanation for my almost immediate increased energy than the killing of pathogens, etc. --- I've long felt a core part of ME/CFS was somehow "electrical". The above description (mitochondrial membrane electrical potential) seems to fit in with my long held belief (bias?).
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Since I can get such noticeable results from taking 1/2 drop of MMS, I was intrigued by this woman's account of how her autistic son reacted to just a single drop of MMS. This woman is a doctor who was very skeptical of doing this MMS (her husband was opposed), but felt she needed to give it a try. If you listen for a couple minutes starting at the 9:00 mark, the account is extraordinary by just about any standards.
Treating Autism with MMS - Testimonial (7 of 10)
Treating Autism with MMS - Testimonial (7 of 10)
I have been on these boards for a while now and reading them from time to time. I think I found a very disturbing pattern on here. Every time someone tries to bring up a new protocol or finding that has been helping them or others, there becomes lots of resistance from some of the members. Same was true when Rich Vank spoke about the partial methylation block theory.
Peggy-Sue, if you have been ill for such a long time then why would you say, "I am not going to do any enemas, not for any reason!". I doubt a person that really wants to get well would say.
I've come to the realization that sometimes a person is sick for so long, the illness becomes their identity. Sub-conciously they cannot see a different life and the shedding of their particular ailment. Those are the people who are usually the most critical when a new idea on a treatment surfaces.
Thank you Newradost for your post and sharing your experience. After doing some research I see the the MMS parasite protocol has helped and is helping lots of people. Chlorine Dioxide is NOT bleach. Its chemical composition is different.
Peggy-Sue, if you have been ill for such a long time then why would you say, "I am not going to do any enemas, not for any reason!". I doubt a person that really wants to get well would say.
I've come to the realization that sometimes a person is sick for so long, the illness becomes their identity. Sub-conciously they cannot see a different life and the shedding of their particular ailment. Those are the people who are usually the most critical when a new idea on a treatment surfaces.
Thank you Newradost for your post and sharing your experience. After doing some research I see the the MMS parasite protocol has helped and is helping lots of people. Chlorine Dioxide is NOT bleach. Its chemical composition is different.
I've come to the realisation that sometimes a person is unable to grasp the idea that some treatments make people even iller and this for a long period of time (even permanently). Those are the people who are usually the most critical when a patient they do not know expresses some concerns or reservations.
Alex, it is not because some people have a different approach from yours that they deserve your scorn. Some patients have spent dozens (if not hundreds) of thousands dollars over the years to get better. They may have taken high risks with experimental treatments. They may have experienced permanent relapses from those treatments. So, reading your comment is really shocking. It is the usual "blame-the-victim" approach.
I personally think the opposite about people who are careful and thoughful about the 'treatments' on offer. It shows that they understand that a treatment can have three types of outcomes: positive, neutral OR NEGATIVE. For some very strange reasons, some people think that by definition a negative outcome is always temporary (but positive outcomes would last...). The reality is much more complex and subtle.
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I sense a lot of belief in the pro worm/mms camp, and very little evidence.
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Actually the second link he posted ( http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=2087443#I ) are quite clear and magnified - and doesn't look like worms at all.
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Tito, I am not trying to be scornful. And I agree with you for the most part. However, my post was addressing the patients who DO NOT take the time needed to really research a treatment and right away bash it and discard it. That not only negatively affects themselves but other readers on these boards who might benefit from the treatment but don't have the energy to do the necessary research and rely on these boards as a one stop shop.
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It's still a chemical used as a disinfectant. And if you're a pigeon, it may take a good whack at your thyroid levels: http://www.pnas.org/content/83/5/1485.short
Considering that chlorine is added to municipal water supplies and swimming pools for disinfection, and will be consumed/absorbed in doses that cannot be predicted or controlled in terms of body weight, frequency and volume, I'm not sure I understand what the argument is here.
At least with MMS the person is carefully monitoring their intake of the chemically-similar-but-not-identical compound.
My own experience was that I could not tolerate MMS. I do wonder if people with very high levels of oxidative stress (as I have) respond less well, since it is an oxidator.
At least with MMS the person is carefully monitoring their intake of the chemically-similar-but-not-identical compound.
My own experience was that I could not tolerate MMS. I do wonder if people with very high levels of oxidative stress (as I have) respond less well, since it is an oxidator.
I googled "rope worms". The first link (https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=32749.0) is about Volinsky and Gubarev's research. A forum member wrote,
I personally do no need to know more.
Alex, out there it is full of charlatans who try to take advantage of us. You probably have not grasped yet the scale of the problem. A safe bet is that at least 95% of the info on the web is just pure BS (without worms).
I'm not diving into anything here but will say. I've been looking at coffee enemas for some time - okay not for everyone and I understand that. But when you're full of toxins (as I am) how the hell do you get rid of them if you can't tolerate supplements etc. sensitive to the world.
I am going to try just warm water first - see how that goes. Constipation is a big problem for me as well as heavy metals etc. so we'll see.
Okay its a very personal choice but I'm willing to try this strange procedure - I will report back....
I am going to try just warm water first - see how that goes. Constipation is a big problem for me as well as heavy metals etc. so we'll see.
Okay its a very personal choice but I'm willing to try this strange procedure - I will report back....
Enemas only seem strange before you've done one. I hear you, I felt that way too. Decades ago I had a friend who swore by colonics, and I swore I would NEVER do such a gross-out thing.
Well, eventually I did, it's not gross, and it's a time-honored method that, if not overused, can be quite helpful. Many people do not understand though that overuse (like with anything) can be counterproductive. The assumption that irrigation is "hydrating" because you are using water is false. Enemas and colonics are drying. Also, much of that mucoid lining is there in chronics as the body's last-gasp effort to protect itself. Not so sure that being hell-bent on removing it is the best idea for the fragile. An occasional enema can be so helpful. Frequent enemas or colonics can weaken one further.
Also note that there are two kinds of enemas, and thus two methods: cleansing enemas and retention enemas. It is important if doing a coffee enema to do a cleansing enema first, and to know the correct body position to make sure a coffee enema doesn't go too high, as the specific purpose is to stimulate the production of glutathione.
Note that some people, or some people during certain phases, do not tolerate enemas well. They now make me very weak and detox too quickly.
But there was a time when a cleansing enema followed by a coffee enema (never do a coffee enema on its own esp if you are constipated) would stop a migraine in its tracks.
@maryb I recommend application of a good organic oil you tolerate (e.g. sweet almond, sesame, sunflower) using one of those ear bulb thingies.
(link for visual reference.)
One can use that as a follow-up to a lemon-water enema or on its own. This is a wonderful relief from constipation, as well as a soothing and nourishing treatment for the tissues. In fact, I recommend doing the oil implant as a follow-up any time time a cleansing enema is done.
Well, eventually I did, it's not gross, and it's a time-honored method that, if not overused, can be quite helpful. Many people do not understand though that overuse (like with anything) can be counterproductive. The assumption that irrigation is "hydrating" because you are using water is false. Enemas and colonics are drying. Also, much of that mucoid lining is there in chronics as the body's last-gasp effort to protect itself. Not so sure that being hell-bent on removing it is the best idea for the fragile. An occasional enema can be so helpful. Frequent enemas or colonics can weaken one further.
Also note that there are two kinds of enemas, and thus two methods: cleansing enemas and retention enemas. It is important if doing a coffee enema to do a cleansing enema first, and to know the correct body position to make sure a coffee enema doesn't go too high, as the specific purpose is to stimulate the production of glutathione.
Note that some people, or some people during certain phases, do not tolerate enemas well. They now make me very weak and detox too quickly.
But there was a time when a cleansing enema followed by a coffee enema (never do a coffee enema on its own esp if you are constipated) would stop a migraine in its tracks.
@maryb I recommend application of a good organic oil you tolerate (e.g. sweet almond, sesame, sunflower) using one of those ear bulb thingies.
(link for visual reference.)
One can use that as a follow-up to a lemon-water enema or on its own. This is a wonderful relief from constipation, as well as a soothing and nourishing treatment for the tissues. In fact, I recommend doing the oil implant as a follow-up any time time a cleansing enema is done.
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I'm in a more building/nourishing phase right now more than detox. I have a couple of tinctures/herbals/binders for when I need to support detox.
The ear bulb thingie: put a couple ounces good quality oil in a container, suck it up with the bulb. (An optional next step is to put some boiled water in a small bowl and swish the oil-filled bulb around in the water for a bit to gently warm the oil up.) Use the bulb to squirt the oil in the rectum, and then lie peacefully for as long as you like, keeping warm. When you get up you may find you don't need to eliminate right away, (esp if you have done a cleansing enema first) so you can retain it for as long as it feels comfortable. You may find you absorb pretty much all of it.
I have also used this method during episodes of constipation when I am not in a place I can do a water enema, and it often will get things moving, as it is so lubricating. But it is really great to use after an enema, to restore the tissues to their naturally lubricated state and to replenish.
The ear bulb thingie: put a couple ounces good quality oil in a container, suck it up with the bulb. (An optional next step is to put some boiled water in a small bowl and swish the oil-filled bulb around in the water for a bit to gently warm the oil up.) Use the bulb to squirt the oil in the rectum, and then lie peacefully for as long as you like, keeping warm. When you get up you may find you don't need to eliminate right away, (esp if you have done a cleansing enema first) so you can retain it for as long as it feels comfortable. You may find you absorb pretty much all of it.
I have also used this method during episodes of constipation when I am not in a place I can do a water enema, and it often will get things moving, as it is so lubricating. But it is really great to use after an enema, to restore the tissues to their naturally lubricated state and to replenish.
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I bet coconut oil would work well for this purpose.