I have been asked by a few people with MS, if it is possible that MMS could help their condition.
My answer has been: "If it has a bacteria or virus as the root cause then it is possible." There are three people trying it that I know of, and hopefully they will get back to me on their results.
The following is on a very useful bacteria site mentioned in another MMS thread.
"She identified two different species of L-form bacteria in patients with Parkinson’s Disease. The L- form species of Borrellia burgdoferi was detected in patients with Lyme disease. She cultured serum from forty patients with multiple sclerosis and found a different species of the borrelia L-form present in her samples. Soon after, she detected Chlamydia pneumonia in the blood of patients who had suffered a pulmonary thrombosis. She also found bacteria that resembled M. tuberculosis in the blood of patients with the lung disease sarcoidosis."
https://bacteriality.com/2007/08/18/history/
This would go a long way in explaining why Lyme and MS are so similar in symptoms. It also explains the few glaring differences between the two diseases. If the above research means that MS is caused by a CWD borrellia strain, then MMS would at least have a fair chance of outright curing the disease with long enough use.
Only actual use will answer that question.
D Bergy
My answer has been: "If it has a bacteria or virus as the root cause then it is possible." There are three people trying it that I know of, and hopefully they will get back to me on their results.
The following is on a very useful bacteria site mentioned in another MMS thread.
"She identified two different species of L-form bacteria in patients with Parkinson’s Disease. The L- form species of Borrellia burgdoferi was detected in patients with Lyme disease. She cultured serum from forty patients with multiple sclerosis and found a different species of the borrelia L-form present in her samples. Soon after, she detected Chlamydia pneumonia in the blood of patients who had suffered a pulmonary thrombosis. She also found bacteria that resembled M. tuberculosis in the blood of patients with the lung disease sarcoidosis."
https://bacteriality.com/2007/08/18/history/
This would go a long way in explaining why Lyme and MS are so similar in symptoms. It also explains the few glaring differences between the two diseases. If the above research means that MS is caused by a CWD borrellia strain, then MMS would at least have a fair chance of outright curing the disease with long enough use.
Only actual use will answer that question.
D Bergy