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I was doing fine, until I upped the dose one drop!  But I’m pretty sure that was a good thing, because I learned in the chat group on Telegram that any implants of any kind you might have in your body would be at risk to the oxidation process.  Nice to know, because I had cataract surgery years ago and have interocular lenses.  So, I had to quit long before I got too far into the process, and they were attacked!

That would be a plain disaster.  My eyes are more important than wishful thinking that I could solve arthritis and restless legs.  Ugh.  So, I guess I’ll have to take blasted prescription drugs forever.

But at least, I learned lots!  And read thousands of testimonials that MMS helped folks and saved lives.  And I learned about DMSO and all the good it can do as well.

DMSO was recently written about by my favorite substack genius, AMD, or A Midwest Doctor in his writing about The Forgotten Side of Medicine.  All good to know.  The folks in the Telegram group had lots to say about it, too.  So I had already begun rubbing my husbands back and my knees with a lovely cream with DMSO and wow, that stuff really, really helps!

Always get good information, keep looking for information, and read, read, read.

So far, I’m only doing Protocol 1 which is also called MMS.  It’s a few drops of chlorine part of the two part mix…because I’m not ready to mix my own and discipline myself to do it every hour on the hour.  Just my life isn’t that well organized.

But, already, just using the Protocol 1 mixing up a liter of water with drops, I’m feeling much better than I was before.  The worst of the arthritis flare, likely caused by inflammation, is much better, and I have more energy, and sleep much better as well.

Don’t think I’m going to increase dosage as I’m already at six drops, and I’m just going to maintain that as long as I can.

Folks seem to think it’s dangerous.  LOL!  ANYTHING is dangerous in the wrong hands.  I’ve read extensively and understand how and how not to do it.  And it’s so nice and inexpensive!  Big Pharma can go to hell.

 

And couldn’t find my password anywhere.  I did this morning.  Amazing, these days one needs a thousand different passwords, all with different specific detailed requirements.  You have to write them all down.  And keep a record but then over time, as you change them, you just instead add them to the bottom, and then when you want to find it, it’s been changed twice already.

I’m devising a new way to keep them where I can find them.  No matter which device I’m using, I’ll need to get the info without revealing WHAT it is, and where it is to hackers.  But, heck, I can be devious too.

So, now we have a different type of health care….for elderly.  And while we are beginning to work out again at the Y like we used to do in Virginia, we had to have instruction yesterday on the equipment, because all the machines function differently, although they do the same job.  So, today we start again but after we go have blood drawn for husband to determine if he needs the thyroid meds he stopped taking.

We both stopped taking ALL of our meds except those absolutely necessary, well, and quercetin with C, D, and Zinc.  We see that as essential.  But we wondered for some time why his diarrhea wouldn’t stop, and he kept losing weight.  Well, stopping ALL his pills stopped the diarrhea.  Imagine that!  So, taking all those prescriptions and supplements were CAUSING the diarrhea!

When we told the doc, he said many elderly come in with whole lists of drugs they take, and he’d like to cut them out one at a time, but it’s scary for folks, and there’s no way to determine which would do harm.  So, it’s a common problem.

Drug companies profit.  Folks get sicker, not better.  Ugh.

About a year ago, maybe less, back when we were living in Virginia, I had that old griping pain that I’d had before and recognized.  I knew what it was, and knew I needed a prescription for antibiotic soon.

But, my options were Urgent Care or ER.  Well, Urgent Care made more sense, so I went there first.  I told the doc what was wrong, and expected him to probe my belly, and prescribe me those antibiotics.  But, no.  I guess the Corporate OverLords don’t allow that now.  No.  Docs can’t do that anymore.  There are dictated protocols.  You know, the ones that make money for corporate medicine!

So, he sent me to the ER.  Well, the hospital ER is slow, slow, slow.  They couldn’t do the simple thing, either, no matter how many people were waiting.  No.  They insisted on a scan and so we did a CT Scan to determine if my diagnosis was correct.  (I know my own body, and the problem had occurred before, and was obviously in my medical records no one ever seems to refer to anymore!)  And after waiting for five hours to have my own self-diagnosis confirmed, they wrote me a prescription.

So, what would have been a simple office visit, and very little money, the current “medical mess” system has figured out a way to make a bundle of the simplest things!

Wondering how many folks besides me have totally lost respect for the health care system?  It makes no sense.