stormyheron4 said:I didn't realize HC was easy to treat—until now, it’s always been a major struggle. Sure, HC isn't incurable, but it definitely doesn't give in easily. Where did you get the idea that it's an easy fix?
I actually dealt with Crohn's myself. And honestly, that's something you don't just "cure"... As far as I can tell, according to allopathic medicine, I'm permanently sick, at least until they decide I'm healthy again and sell me something else.
The issue with allopathy is its inability to actually kill viruses—you have vaccines, sure, but they just prime your immune system to handle them, and then there are those other side effects, likely due to the delivery base itself.
Now, chlorine dioxide (which is what sodium chlorite generates) has actually been used in medicine for quite some time—though mostly for disinfecting floors and walls rather than people—and it's standard in water purification systems too.
To make a long story short, I've posted about my own experience here, and also over at
www.miraclemineral.org
where you can find more info on MMS, which is really just the method for taking sodium chlorite. It wipes out pathogens—viruses, fungi, bacteria, parasites... at that point, the specific name doesn't matter much, just that once you finish the treatment, the problem is gone. 🙂
And I shouldn't even mention that HCV and HIV are actually quite easy to clear.
For instance, back when I was looking into HIV, there was this doctor in Africa who worked with people who had been discharged because they were essentially left to die from AIDS. It's a crucial distinction to make regarding results—people were released at a stage where doctors knew they’d be bedridden soon, essentially letting someone else deal with the aftermath instead of treating them.
In one instance, 370 people agreed to take MMS (I follow a specific protocol for sodium chlorite, which is detailed on the site). Within three days, 60% of them were either back at work or feeling healthy—not everyone in Africa has a job, obviously, but they were fit enough to work. Another 40% needed up to a month—some were probably already recovering, just slower than the three-day mark. Two died. That's the complication... those individuals simply didn't have enough time left, or their bodies were just too weak to recover. If they had run controlled tests on 370 people diagnosed with HIV, I doubt you'd see those two deaths.
From what I understand, HCV is just a standard virus, nothing special. Doctors don't even "cure" the flu—we just fight it off ourselves—so it's no surprise they lump all viruses into one category of "problematic diseases."
If you don't believe me... well, there's nothing more I can say. I tried it, and I'm satisfied. I went from 128 lbs to 165 lbs.