Is multiple sclerosis the same as Lyme disease?

I recently came across a startling claim:Multiple sclerosis is essentially just a symptom of Lyme disease! The Lyme spirochete pathogen has been detected in the brains of every multiple sclerosis patient. Fibromyalgia (soft tissue rheumatism), Parkinson's disease, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), lupus, Crohn's disease, frontotemporal dementia (FTD), Alzheimer's disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) are all triggered by different types of spirochete bacteria.Is it true that MMS can cure multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease because chlorine dioxide kills spirochete pathogens and oxidizes heavy metals in the brain?

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I recently came across a startling claim: Multiple sclerosis is essentially just a symptom of Lyme disease! I did a quick search online and the AI bot said that is not true. 

The Lyme spirochete pathogen has been detected in the brains of every multiple sclerosis patient. Fibromyalgia (soft tissue rheumatism), Parkinson's disease, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), lupus, Crohn's disease, frontotemporal dementia (FTD), Alzheimer's disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) are all triggered by different types of spirochete bacteria.

Is it true that MMS can cure multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease because chlorine dioxide kills spirochete pathogens and oxidizes heavy metals in the brain? 

From Jim Humble's latest book on page 117 he says this: 

"There are many diseases generally considered to be incurable. We have nevertheless received countless reports from people worldwide who through using MMS have been recovered to full health from many of these supposedly incurable diseases. Some of these include ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease), Alzheimer’s, autism, cancer (all kinds), leukemia, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s, polio, rheumatoid arthritis, and many other life threatening diseases."

    Yes, I understand that multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease can be cured through the CDS1000 protocol, as these conditions are fundamentally interconnected. In another post, Scott mentioned:    "We now know that dissolving 10 milliliters of CDS in 1 liter of water and drinking it continuously at a rate of 100 milliliters per hour for 10 hours can help people overcome various diseases, including COVID-19. However, the actual amount of chlorine dioxide delivered by ingesting 10ml of CDS this way is less effective than adding 5 drops of MMS to 1 liter of water and drinking the same 100ml dose hourly for 10 hours. How simple is it? No odor, no bitterness. No refrigeration required. No need to generate chlorine dioxide (as human stomach acid converts it naturally). All these characteristics make the drops easier to recommend to friends and family—they won't have the psychological aversion to drinking bleach (due to smell and taste issues)."    Therefore, I'm pondering: Could Scott's protocol replace the CDS1000 protocol?  Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

I have also carefully reviewed the information about multiple sclerosis on this forum and found it to be highly similar to Lyme disease.

JasonWang wrote:

    Yes, I understand that multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease can be cured through the CDS MMS1 1000 protocol, as these conditions are fundamentally interconnected. Jason, the 1000 protocol is a MMS1 protocol and not CDS. 

In another post, Scott mentioned:    "We now know that dissolving 10 milliliters of CDS in 1 liter of water and drinking it continuously at a rate of 100 milliliters per hour for 10 hours can help people overcome various diseases, including COVID-19. However, the actual amount of chlorine dioxide delivered by ingesting 10ml of CDS this way is less effective than adding 5 drops of MMS to 1 liter of water and drinking the same 100ml dose hourly for 10 hours. How simple is it? No odor, no bitterness. No refrigeration required. No need to generate chlorine dioxide (as human stomach acid converts it naturally). All these characteristics make the drops easier to recommend to friends and family—they won't have the psychological aversion to drinking bleach (due to smell and taste issues)."   

Therefore, I'm pondering: Could Scott's protocol replace the CDS MMS1 1000 protocol?  The two protocols are not quite the same. MMS1 is Pre-activated by 10% and Scott's Protocol-1 is not. 

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I haven't been on for a few years. My sister has been diagnosed with FTD  at 61 (probably 59) NIH says zero treatment or trials because although she positive for the C9orf72 ALS gene it either expresses as ALS or FTD dementia. No trial unless it's ALS or both. Is there any protocol for Dementia ? I used to have the ebook on tablet from here and somehow it is gone.

FreedomGalTx wrote:

I haven't been on for a few years. My sister has been diagnosed with FTD  at 61 (probably 59) NIH says zero treatment or trials because although she positive for the C9orf72 ALS gene it either expresses as ALS or FTD dementia. No trial unless it's ALS or both. Is there any protocol for Dementia ? I used to have the ebook on tablet from here and somehow it is gone.

Hello FreedomGalTx. The following dementia testimonial came from Jim's latest book on page 321. 

"Alzheimer's Gone: I am familiar with Alzheimer's, so when I had symptoms occur, they were familiar to me. I noticed I was not coping socially, and I was starting to have total gaps in my memory (and thus withdrawing). Because I had heard of MMS being used to cure dementia, I decided I had nothing to lose.

I followed the 1000 protocol for one month, slowly building up to the full dose of 3 drops every hour for 8 hours, and staying with the regime, for the full period, (it is important to note that if the dose is causing you to feel unwell, cut back on the doses per day and keep it low for 2 days then start to increase to the level you can tolerate, but do not stop all together). By the end of the treatment I noticed a remarkable change in my cognition, and as time goes on my condition continues to improve. I feel like a new person, I am social again, happy, and look forward to each new day. —Sam"