Cholesterol

Good evening,I am from Greece, and I would like to ask you something, if you don't mind.My total cholesterol is 260 mg/dL, and my triglycerides are very high at 560 mg/dL. My doctor prescribed Crestor 10 mg, one tablet daily. However, the statins in cholesterol medications have caused me muscle and bone pain in certain areas.I started the beginner's MMS protocol, which lasts 70 days. You begin with one drop and gradually increase the dose until you reach 20 drops per day, divided into four doses of five drops each. I am using the two-bottle MMS system (one bottle contains the mineral solution and the other the activator).I have now completed the first month of the protocol, and I still have one more month during which I am supposed to take 20 drops per day (four doses of five drops each) in order to complete the protocol.Do you think that the MMS protocol alone will help lower my triglycerides and cholesterol, or should I combine it with the Crestor as prescribed by my doctor?Thank you very much in advance for your time and consideration. I sincerely hope you will be able to reply.Kind regards,

snoopy! wrote:

Good evening,I am from Greece, and I would like to ask you something, if you don't mind. My total cholesterol is 260 mg/dL, and my triglycerides are very high at 560 mg/dL. My doctor prescribed Crestor 10 mg, one tablet daily. However, the statins in cholesterol medications have caused me muscle and bone pain in certain areas.

I started the beginner's MMS protocol, which lasts 70 days. You begin with one drop and gradually increase the dose until you reach 20 drops per day, divided into four doses of five drops each. I am using the two-bottle MMS system (one bottle contains the mineral solution and the other the activator). I have now completed the first month of the protocol, and I still have one more month during which I am supposed to take 20 drops per day (four doses of five drops each) in order to complete the protocol. Where did you find that MMS1 protocol? Link? That protocol you are following is not from Jim Humble. 

Do you think that the MMS protocol alone will help lower my triglycerides and cholesterol, or should I combine it with the Crestor as prescribed by my doctor? Thank you very much in advance for your time and consideration. I sincerely hope you will be able to reply. Kind regards. 

The protocols were included with the MMS that I purchased.This person has also hosted doctors on his channel who presented and explained the remarkable properties of chlorine dioxide.I would like to buy some of your books, but the problem is that none of the books I have seen are available in Greek translation.I would also kindly ask you to reply to my previous message, where I asked whether I can take my cholesterol medication together with MMS, as long as I take them at different times of the day.Also, can MMS help lower triglycerides and cholesterol?Thank you very much.

snoopy! wrote:

The protocols were included with the MMS that I purchased. This person has also hosted doctors on his channel who presented and explained the remarkable properties of chlorine dioxide. I would like to buy some of your books, but the problem is that none of the books I have seen are available in Greek translation. Very unlikely that any of Jim's books will be translated into any other languages. You can do that online as there are apps available. 

I would also kindly ask you to reply to my previous message, where I asked whether I can take my cholesterol medication together with MMS, as long as I take them at different times of the day. 

Also, can MMS help lower triglycerides and cholesterol?  cdtestimonials.com/testimonial-category/cholesterol/   Here are nine testimonials that may answer your question about MMS1 helping with cholesterol.

I do not have any info regarding taking MMS1 and cholesterol medications together. We know that MMS1 stays in the body for about one hour. Ask your doctor how long his cholesterol medication remains effective and is it a strong antioxidant?  

Thank you very much.
 

Hello from Australia!

For triglycerides I would go on this diet and see what it does in a few months breakingtheviciouscycle.info/

Basically you are cutting out complex sugars and carbs, stick to fruit and meat and vegetables but not starch (potatoes). This will starve the problem in your gut but not you. The site will have more detail and has helped us a great deal. The same concept also helped a friend with his triglycerides and it worked. His doctor said to do the opposite.

I would stay on your MMS and I would not go near statins or any other drug. Statins is especially bad for you. Cholesterol is not a bad thing.

If you must use your drug, you can separate it a bit from MMS by an hour but I would prioritize MMS/CDS over a drug. I would also not stop taking it until you are feeling better. These things can take time.

The change in food can be hard but we have not looked back.

Best of luck to you!
-john