Success treating multiple infections with Chlorine Dioxide
- Condition
- ME/CFS
- At worst
- Very severe (bedbound, unable to do basic care)
- Ill for
- 15 years
- Published
- Feb 2016
Summary
Followed Kerri Rivera's MMS (chlorine dioxide) protocol for 4.5 months, combined with a raw vegan diet and daily castor oil packs, for CFS/ME diagnosed 15 years earlier and later found to involve Lyme, bartonella, babesia, EBV, mycoplasma and mold. Had been severely debilitating, needing daily herbs and supplements and unable to work or exercise beforehand. Reports a big reduction in brain fog, much better energy and stamina (working full time and starting cardio and weight training), better mood, reduced tinnitus, resolved eye floaters, better sleep, less anxiety, resolved night sweats and joint pain, and much-improved POTS, with only minimal herx-type reactions like flushing and mild headaches. Was continuing the protocol at the time of posting and said she felt confident a full recovery was coming soon, though that final outcome is not yet confirmed within the thread.
What they credit
Credits Lyme / co-infection protocols, Mold avoidance / CIRS protocol.
Symptoms mentioned
Symptoms: Anxiety & low mood, Brain fog, Headaches & migraine, POTS & dysautonomia, Pain & fibromyalgia, Temperature regulation, Tinnitus.
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