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

Health Salon has a page adressing MMS, MS and colloidal silver. There is a testimonial there about a woman who cured her MS using colloidal silver by IV. It is a great read and a true story.

So this would indicate that there is a microbial component. You know the cause by the cure. But I wonder, could MS be like crohns? That there is a immune malfunction somewhere that allows for microbes to take over? In the testimonial though, the woman seemed to be completely cured without further treatment.

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I question the same issue: Is the immune dysfunction a cause of the pathogens ability to propagate in the body? Or is the pathogen responsible for the immune dysfunction?

My best guess is that some of us may be immuno-compromised from vaccines or some other factor such as genetics or any number of other possibilities. In the case of Crohn's I believe the immune dysfunction is not caused by the actual bacteria. For the simple reason that most of the bacteria implicated in the disease is fairly common and most everyone would have been exposed to it at one time or another. Yet only a few of us actually ever develop the disease.

I am fairly certain of that part of it. However if I find evidence to the contrary, I will use that accordingly.

In the case of Lyme disease and MS, and I am assuming that different strains of Borrelia are the cause, the pathogen is very stealthy. It is not seen by the immune system and it has the known effect of suppressing the immune system in some, but not all cases. In cases where it does not affect the immune system people get along quite well, not even knowing they are infected. This may be largely determined by what form the bacteria is in at the time and the pathogens seem to affect women more than men for hormonal reasons.

Since these pathogens are not ones that most people are routinely exposed to, I would guess that the pathogen themselves may be the cause of the immune dysfunction. So it would be quite possible that by eliminating the pathogen, you eliminate the immune dysfunction.

My best shot at it. Of course, none of this is proven.

Here is a response I got from a person involved with the site in the prior post. I do not agree that the Marshall Protocol is the only effective treatment, but it certainly is one of them.

I am glad that someone is actually putting this knowledge to some practical use.


"Hi D Bergy,

I�m glad you find this site to be informative and thanks for your nice comments about my work!

The MP is the only treatment that effectively kills L-form bacteria, so the only way people with MS could target Borrelia L-forms would be through the MP. However since the MP kills different species of L-form bacteria simultaneously, it would be impossible to do a study in which only Borrelia L-forms were being killed.

Unfortunately high dose and IV antibiotics do not effectively kill L-form bacteria, because as described in this article, at such high doses, they negatively affect the immune system:

�Getting it Right: How to correctly target L-form bacteria�

https://bacteriality.com/2007/10/11/antibiotics/

The good news is that there are an increasing number of MS patients on the MP who appear to be recovering in the same fashion as people with other Th1 diseases. They are definitely experiencing immunopathology - a clear indication that L-form bacteria are being targeted.

Best,

Amy "

So perhaps this is why at least in part the Jim Humble recommends a maintenance dose of 6 drops a day. Perhaps he finds that disease creeps back over time, due to immune malfunction.

I have something similar to fibromyalgia. It's a very mild case and I've never had it diagnosed but I get pain in a similar fashion. It doesn't slow me down. MMS gets rid of it. But when I stop the MMS it creeps back after 3 or 4 weeks and then a dose or two of MMS and it is gone again. This last time when it came back I used my CMO which also gets rid of it right quick. 2 to 3 doses and its gone.

CMO is an immune modulator. It has cleared up several issues for me over the years with very short term dosage, like a rash I had that I though was fungal but was not. CMO got rid of it in just a couple of doses. And then the crippling arthritis I had in my knees back in 94. Less than 2 weeks of treatment and it was gone and flaired only a couple of times over the years and was knocked out with just days of CMO.

So I don't really know if these pains I get are cleared by MMS's antimicrobial activity or its reported immune enhancement activity.

Going by my wife's symptoms, I would say it is likely caused by a bacteria. She gets a little worse when taking MMS as far as joint pain. Then the next day it is usually better. It seems to be difficult to get bacteria in the joints because the blood flow is so low in this area. This is where the Rife machine seems to work better than most other methods, at least for Lyme.

I think it would take months of treatment to totally rid the body of any bacteria residing in the joints, especially a pleomorphic bacteria. Some people take Serrapeptase to break down the fibrin some of this bacteria use to protect themselves. We may have to add this also if the MMS cannot get the cyst form of Lyme.

I think the maintenance dose would eventually kill it all. I still am not wild about taking it that often. Once a week is all I feel comfortable with. Then I use a fifteen drop dose and a lot of water, since I am trying to clear out gut bacteria. I hope MMS works as well for Brando, as it did for me.

I think the CMO is a good idea, if it has no other negative effects. The immune system is still the best way to keep things in order.

D Bergy

Has anyone looked at the connection between amalgams, periodontal infection and chronic disease as put foreward by Dr Weston-Price. This could be the initial cause of the trouble. Any thoughts?

Yes, Simon. I think that many of us here have taken that into consideration in our health programs. Although dental issues are not he cause of everything they are often overlooked as a causative factor. I'm still working on getting my amalgams removed.

I SAW THE POST YOU DID ON THREE MS PATIENTS THAT WERE TRYING MMS, COULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME IF YOU GOT ANY FEEDBACK??? THANK YOU, CHRISTINE

I dont have any current feedback but if I had MS I would certainly try it. There is a lot of evidence that MS has a microbe as a causative factor.
But then again, I am not certain that all cases of "MS" are equal. There has been a lot of misdiagnosis.

I have a friend and she and her father have MS and they use this herbal product and swear by it. It is not curative. She says if she misses a few days she starts to feel bad. She has used it for a number of years. If it were me I would try the mms first and if no improvement in a month then I would try the herbal.

The role of Padma Basic�, a Tibetan-based herbal formula, in circulatory and cardiovascular disease | Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients | Find Articles at BNET
Although this article details its circulatory benefits it apparently does much more

iHerb.com - Product Details - Source Naturals, Padma Basic, 60 Tablets (Discontinued Item)
actually the Source Naturals brand of Padma seems not to be available so here is another brand of the same forumula, at a higher cost unfortunately. If you look around you may be
able to find Source Naturals Padma basic somewhere. Thats the brand my friend uses.
iHerb.com - Product Details - Econugenics, Padma Basic, 60 Tablets

I have MS and have been on MMS for just over a month. I haven't noticed any improvements but that is not what I am looking for. I am using this to clean up and then will use other things like high doses of anti-oxidants when I am on maintenance dose to build up. I am currently also on StemEnhance (4 weeks), LDN (7 months). I am now taking 13 drops 2 X per day. I have been naseous a few times when increasing - 8 drops and then again at 13 drops the first time. I have found that if I can make myself vomit by drinking water or eating a little something then I always feel much better afterwards. Vomitiong is definately the quickest way to get rid of the nasea. I do have a little more energy but my symptoms are pretty much the same. Still walking with a stick. I should get to 15 drops sometime next week and then after a few days I will try to increase to 3 X per day. I would love to hear from others if I am going about this the right way. Even though I am not hugly naseaus I do feel a little queezy most of the time. I am actually trying to get to 15 drops 3 X per day as quickly as possible so that I can drop to 6 drops per day as I really hate taking the stuff. Just thinking about it makes me feel sick. If I open the cupboard where I keep the MMS bottle I feel sick. I have been doing a lot of EFT on myself to start to tolerate it better and it has improved a little but not much. Anyway - Just wanted to get this off my chest ...

I had to take MMS an hour or two after meals so I would not feel queasy afterwords.

Have you ever looked into Low Dose Naltrexone for your Sarcoidosis? It is one of the diseases listed on the LDN site.

The Low Dose Naltrexone Homepage

Only minor temporary side effects lasting two weeks and protection from other autoimmune diseases, and cancer. It really is a no brainer since it can't harm you but can make your immune system work closer to normal.

Dan

I have been on MMS and StemEnhance for about 5 weeks now and I must say that I am starting to notice slight improvements. When I am facing one direction I can turn around slowly without holding on. I can lift my left leg without using my hands to put on my jeans. My brain is clearing. I have more energy. My balance with walking is the same but I think that because my legs are strengthening my body is readjusting and that is why my balance has not improved. Once the legs have come right then I think that the balance will improve. I am also on LDN and have been for 7 months but I think that the MMS and StemEnhance are responsible for the immprovements. LDN is still great because it is stopping relapses but it hasn't done much for improvements but all together they seem to work really well.

That is really great progress for a disease which usually only has a worsening of symptoms.

I hope you keep improving. It is real nice to hear about progress or lack of it when using MMS.

Dan

Maybe conjecture but I wonder iof any of this repeat of symptoms is also because of anti biotics still in your system?

I recently watched Dr. Blaylock a Neurologist on Dr. Becker's tv show Your Health. He has written a book where he says that MS is caused from a gluten sensitivity also known as Celiac Disease, although it is not actually a disease. It is also called leaky gut. He says that the white spots on an MRI of MS patients are actually caused from gluten.

Doug Kaufmann at Know the cause Home Page Hosted by Doug Kaufmann says that "all autoimmune disorders/diseases" are caused from fungus. Fungus eats holes in the lining of the stomach, causing a "leaky gut" allowing undigested food to enter the blood stream. The immune system doesn't recognize the undigested food and attacks it because it believes it to be "the enemy!" Thus causing an autoimmune reaction.

The way I see it, gluten from grains contains and feeds fungus. Dr. Blaylock and Doug Kaufmann are both correct. The fungus containing gluten actually is the cause of MS and the white spots are actually fungus. If I had MS I would take antifungals and go on Doug Kaufmann's Phase 1 antifungal diet.

MMS is also an antifungal. Doug Kaufmann has a saying "FUPO"" Fungus until proven otherwise!

Most if not all patients with MS are also extremely low in vit D. Doug Kaufmann also considers vit D to be antifungal. So, if I had MS I would get my vit D levels tested. The thing is, it has been shown that more people get MS is areas where they get less sunlight throughout the year. Obviously, they do not maintain optimum levels of vit D. So, if Doug is correct, than vit D must be antifungal if MS is caused from fungus!