MMS for prostatitis and epididymis orchitis

I don't seem to be improving on MMS, I have testicular swelling and prostatitis. The problem with most drugs is they don't penetrate prostate tissue well or seminal vessels etc due to low blood flow to the area and the anatomy. Has anyone beat a condition like prostatitis or epididymitis (caused by a sexual bacteria) from MMS?

I'm pretty sure I had prostatitis many years ago before i discovered MMS - I used to find it so uncomfortable to sit down at my computer and constantly needed to adjust my seating position 

This went away after taking MMS for joint pains - however in those days MMS was with Citric Acid not HCL.

I do believe MMS made with Citric acid might work better for some conditions then that made with HCL, 

Also you could try applying the MMS externally to the region near the prostate with DMSO or it goes into through the skin

If none of that work I'd suggest you look into Collodial silver in a Nebuliser - this also reaches places where I find MMS can't get to. (for killing the bacteria that caused backache) - so maybe it might reach the prostate

Thank you, Why do you think it is that Citric acid works better for some?

Also, I noticed JIm humble said you can put MMS up urethra with eye dropper but it never stays in my urethra when I do it, it just leaks out straight away have you tried that?

MMS is great, but other molecules should be considered for some specific issues. The first thing I'd look at concerning prostate problems would be iodine and selenium levels. Then I would look at combining this with MMS use at a different time.

Some people say that MMS2 is more effective for prostatitis!

Thank you, should we take the iodine and selenium at the same time of MMS or are they considered antioxidants to mms and taken separately .... Or do we wait until we've finished a course of MMS then take Iodine and selenium?

Really? Why do you think that would be?

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Thank you, should we take the iodine and selenium at the same time of MMS or are they considered antioxidants to mms and taken separately .... Or do we wait until we've finished a course of MMS then take Iodine and selenium?
 

You would always take them separately. Iodine and selenium are considered antioxidants. I strongly recommend you read the book 'Iodine Why you need it' by David Brownstein.Read this to see why I mentioned iodine concerning the prostate. But know that's barely the tip of the iceberg!

Also, when your body is iodine sufficient, it will keep pathogens in control. In theory, that would allow MMS to do it's j ob even better.

The body's endocrine glands rely on iodine to function, the prostate, thyroid, pancreas, breasts, ovaries and the uterus. Iodine concentrates in these tissues, to maintain the structure of glands like the prostate. ( 3 ) When iodine levels are sufficient, these glands remain healthy with normal tissue structure. But in the presence of an iodine deficiency, the glands begin to develop cysts. If the deficiency is allowed to continue, the fluid within the cysts solidifies and becomes nodules. Prolonged iodine deficiency can result in hyperplasia, which precedes cancer. The final result of this enlarging of the tissues is cancer. ( 1 )

www.biowarriornutrition.com/blogs/blog-page/the-link-between-prostate-cancer-and-iodine