MRSA cured after more than 2 years
MMS-CDL-DMSO & MRSA - It all began with a minor laceration on my forearm that stubbornly refused to heal. Fast forward 2.5 years, during which I consulted with 7 different doctors and endured 6-7 misdiagnoses, and my arm was finally diagnosed as being infected with MRSA (this was confirmed through biopsies, although the nature of the infection was rather peculiar). By this point, I had developed a fungal infection that manifested on my skin and in my mouth, coupled with an almost nonexistent immune system. To make matters worse, I was also dealing with an autoimmune disorder or reaction that had emerged during this challenging journey. Over this extended period, I had been prescribed a staggering total of 9 different types of antibiotics and 7-8 various ointments, yet nothing seemed to provide relief; in fact, it often felt like these treatments were exacerbating my condition. I reached a point where I could no longer differentiate between the symptoms caused by the antibiotics, those stemming from the underlying infection, and the manifestations of the autoimmune reaction.
When I was advised to start taking immunosuppressants due to the newly diagnosed autoimmune disorder, I left the doctor's office in silence, feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. Although I had heard of MMS, I had never actually used it before. Determined to explore alternative options, I delved into research about MMS and subsequently ordered an MMS set along with a bottle of DMSO. My initial plan was to begin with the 1000 protocol while incorporating DMSO; however, given my fragile condition at the time, I felt uneasy about starting with MMS and decided instead to switch to CDL.
My dosage and application process consisted of two main sprays: Spray 1 was used for wound disinfection 1 to 3 times daily, consisting of 18 drops of current MMS mixed with 50ml water and 30ml DMSO. Spray 2 was employed three times a day for treating the rest of my body and moistening the bandaging material; it contained 5ml of each component (equating to 100 active drops) diluted in 500ml of water. For oral consumption of CDL, I initially started with 5ml combined with 2ml DMSO per liter of water. Within a week, I gradually increased this to 35-40ml CDL along with 5ml DMSO per liter of water, consuming it over approximately 6 hours. Additionally, in the evening before bed, I would mix another 5ml CDL with 300ml water and add 1ml DMSO.
Remarkably, after just a few days of consistent spraying, the appearance of my wounds significantly improved. Two weeks later, most of the smaller wounds on my arm had healed so effectively that I felt confident enough to remove the bandages altogether. Following another two weeks, there were no longer any open lesions present; even the skin fungus had vanished completely, and slowly but surely, my energy levels began to return as well. I continued this regimen for an additional 6 weeks, consistently spraying my arm while maintaining the CDL dosage at 35ml. I routinely treated the “holes” in the tissue as well as the old abscesses that had previously formed using a DMSO solution; during this time, comparative images documenting my progress were taken. The only remnants of this entire ordeal are a few darker spots that remain on my skin as a testament to the journey I have undergone.
