Hi SilverFox,
I am very confused now and worried about my son who has been applying MMS solution for the past 3 days according to the recipe given in Jim Humble's site for topical application which is an extremelly strong solution made of 20 drops of MMS (28% in strengh) 100 drops of citric acid (10% solution) after activation 60mls of water added.
In your post you mention that sodium chlorite is highly acidic, I am worried about the side effect this would have on his face, he has been spraying it 3 times per day without rinsing, so far the acne has been clearing quite fast, he does seem to be a little bit red but he has not complained of burning or otherwise. Please let me know where did you get this other method of preparation for topical application and why would HCL be used instead of citric acid as I know HCL is also very acidic I think PH of 2.
The solution you give here is very mild compare to the one I have been using,I would rather use a milder version of the one I have been preparing, also what does 2ml of 5% sodium chlorite mean? does it mean 5% in strengh and where do I get this strengh I have only seen the 28%. I think the addition of sodium bicarb is a really good idea to bring down the acidity of the solution, I think I'll do that.
I want to find out as much as I can in order to make the best MMS solution for his skin, don't want to cause him more harm than good. Thank you so much for your advice. Please clarify for me all my doubts I am so so worried.
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