Hello all,
I would like to know if anyone has ever experienced having blood in their urine when using MMS2. I have been using MMS1 for a couple of months with no issues at 6-7 drops 8-9 times per day for my prostate. I just purchased some 78% Grade Calcium Hypochlorite (MMS2) from a site I found on this forum. I am using the 0 capsule and took three capsules on day 1 with 1/16 filling. On day 2, I took two capsules over the course of the morning with 1/8 filling. I now have significant blood in my urine and have naturally discontinued the MMS2 and drinking lots of water in the hopes of flushing my system and not having permanently damaged myself. Thanks to anyone for their inputs and thourghts.
Hello all,
I would like to know if anyone has ever experienced having blood in their urine when using MMS2. I have been using MMS1 for a couple of months with no issues at 6-7 drops 8-9 times per day for my prostate. I just purchased some 78% Grade Calcium Hypochlorite (MMS2) from a site I found on this forum. I am using the 0 capsule and took three capsules on day 1 with 1/16 filling. On day 2, I took two capsules over the course of the morning with 1/8 filling. I now have significant blood in my urine and have naturally discontinued the MMS2 and drinking lots of water in the hopes of flushing my system and not having permanently damaged myself. Thanks to anyone for their inputs and thourghts.
Hello 'falke11' and welcome to the CLO2 Forum. I don't have a lot of experience with MMS2 use, but I entered your question at the
CDtestimonials website
where you could search for this issue.
I have a concern about your MMS1 ingested comments. Six to seven pre-activated drops of MMS are very large doses for most people, unless your body weight is very large. Do you drink coffee or tea in the morning and then start dosing MMS1? Just so you know, the half-life of coffee and most teas is 6 hours. That means that the anti-oxidant effects of coffee and most teas can last up to 12 hours, and can reduce the effectiveness of MMS1, which is an oxidizer.
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Blood in Urine from MMS2
