Traumatic Brain Injury

My son has a Traumatic Brain Injury from 25 years ago.  He is paralyzed on one side, has cognitive and speech impairment, impulse issues,  balance problems.....Is there any way mms could address any of these and improve his quality of life?

Donna, I doubt anyone could answer your question. There is a way to find out if MMS could help and that is to try it. 

I suggest you get Jim Humble's latest book  MMS Health Recovery Guidebook and follow the HRP (Health Recovery Plan) he outlines. 

Let us know if you try MMS and the outcome. Thanks. 

Hi 

I have a daughter with cognitive issues, and balance coordination and balance.  I am trialling MMS on myself at the moment, and will start with her during the Easter Holidays. I will come back to the forum and let you know if there are any changes my end. If you do the same then we can maybe help each other.  I am taking lots of videos of my daughter at the moment, and asking her to do certain things like say certain sentences, her walking up and down our front room a few times (not sure if your son walks at all), and then after she has done 1 week of MMS I will test the same after 2 weeks and then at the 3rd week. 

Hope this helps

Dawn 

He lives in our specialty home for TBI survivors.   I'll have to figure out how I can get him on a protocol.  I'm pretty sure his Dr would not approve it and caregivers have to follow Dr orders.

Perhaps you should  learn about dmso here is a link to a book that was helpful for me.
www.amazon.com/DMSO-Handbook-New-Paradigm-Healthcare/dp/3981525558/ref=sr_1_1?crid=24LUB1M6RQ7HG&dchild=1&keywords=dmso+handbook&qid=1616442529&sprefix=dmso+hand%2Caps%2C219&sr=8-1
Then maybe you would want to try the mms protocol 1000plus