Hello Obxstylist, Add 1 ml of 22.4% sodium chlorite to 1 cup of water. 1 ml is about one fifth of a teaspoon. Tom   [End]
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Hello Foggy-Notion Sodium Chlorite (NaClO2) is alkaline and is a precursor to chlorine dioxide. Sodium Hypochlorite (NaClO) is bleach and a recognized brand is Clorox. It has close to a neutral pH. Bleach works by chlorination. Chlorine dioxide works by oxidation. Tom   [End]
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Hello Poster8000, Interesting... I would suggest that you cut the mouthwash solution in half and try it again. The only coating that can be left is a small amount of chlorite and it doesn’t last very long. You may be feeling ”clean” and it may be a little strange if you have not experienced it before. Also, after you brush rinse your mouth with water prior to using the mouthwash. Toothpaste can leave a coating on your teeth and this can react with the chlorite. Tom   [End]
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Hello Poster8000, I would start with the mouthwash and monitor your results. It is a very effective solution and has been used by a large number of people suffering from a wide variety of issues. Tom   [End]
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Hello Poster8000, If you measure 20 ml of 50% citric acid and add 80 ml of water to it, you will end up with 100 ml of 10% citric acid. If your mouth is in good condition this solution will keep it that way. If you have issues in your mouth and teeth you need something a little stronger. A good mouthwash is made by adding 4 ml of MMS in 500 ml of water. To use this take a mouthful and swish for 30 seconds, then spit it out. Activation is done inside your mouth and if you can swish for more than 30 seconds, go for it. I add a drop of mint for a little ”zest” from the mouthwas ...
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Hello Poster8000, You can consider trying something like this... Purchase 2 one gallon jugs of distilled water. Open each one and in each one add 1.2 ml of your MMS. You can pick up some 1 ml or 1 cc syringes to make an accurate measurement. Now comes the activation. Using a pH meter that is properly calibrated measure the pH of the solution in each jug. The target is a solution pH in the 4.5 - 5.0 range. This part is a bit tedious so just take your time. While any acid can be used to make the adjustment I use 10% citric acid. You want to sneak up on this and not over ...
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Hello Poster8000, I usually refer people to Dr. Terry Wahls. Her diet is designed to rebuild the mitochondria and seems to be beneficial in a variety of circumstances with a variety of ailments. My efforts with chlorite have evolved. Currently I target 1.0 mg chlorite per kg body weight. The pH of the solution is adjusted to allow some of the chlorite to pass through the stomach while also addressing issues within the stomach with the free chlorine dioxide present in the solution. The chlorite is cycled. One week on chlorite followed by 2 - 3 weeks on a diet targeted to provid ...
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Hello Poster8000, I think your best approach is to take two different paths to reconstruct your health. One path involves a diet designed to rebuild the flora in your gut. The other path involves introducing chlorite in an effort to knock off bad things in your gut. These two paths will alternate back and forth with the amount of time spent on each depending upon how you respond. Diet is complex and needs to be specific for your needs. I can help you with chlorite but you may have to figure out most of the diet on your own. Your sodium chlorite and citric acid should sti ...
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Hello Ritjbu, Sorry to hear about your son. In your search engine type support for burn victims and follow up with a contact to an organization near you. They should be able to assist and support you through this. One such organization is phoenix-society.org and their program assists fire fighters, children and parents. There are others as well. Tom   [End]
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Hello Zpishyar, I use more sodium chlorite than the average person. I go through a little over 10 kg of sodium chlorite powder a year. If you read through my posts I list several applications for using it. When used properly it works great. Tom   [End]
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Hello Jose, That looks good. Tom   [End]
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Hello Rich, Sorry for taking so long to get back to you, I just found your message. The initial post was made in 2011. Here is a link to the official results from the NP001 clinical trial. http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/published-phase-2-results-demonstrate-neuraltus-pharmaceuticals-np001-potential-efficacy-and-safety-in-als-300068122.html Tom   [End]
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Hello Jose, Vinegar has acetic acid but it is at a lower concentration. You can use this but need to use 1.5X as much. Another alternative is lemon juice. It has citric acid but it also is at a lower concentration so you also need to add 1.5X as much. The issue is the difference between a ”strong” acid and a ”weak” acid. HCl is a strong acid and acetic and citric acids are weak acids. To continue producing free chlorine dioxide from chlorous acid you need a weak acid. This gives you extended bacteria killing performance from the residual left in the dogs ear after the applic ...
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Hello Jose, I would use 10% citric acid and 5% sodium chlorite. The idea is to form chlorous acid and introduce it to the ear canal. The mixture has free chlorine dioxide as well as a measure of available chlorine dioxide. As the solution sits in the ear the free chlorine dioxide attacks the infection. As the free chlorine dioxide gets used up the chlorous acid makes available more chlorine dioxide from the available chlorine dioxide in the solution. Using HCL doesn’t work as well as using citric acid. In the drinking water you are going for a target of 5 PPM available chlorine ...
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Hello Jose, It shouldn’t be a problem, but if you are concerned limit you use to half a pinch. Tom   [End]
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Hello Jose, No. The distilled water that you put the 22.4% sodium chlorite into acts as the activator. Tom   [End]
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Hello Herbsman, There are several products that contain sodium chlorite. They seem to be very effective. DMSO has its place, but I don’t think that place is in combination with sodium chlorite. Tom   [End]
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Hello Herbsman, The number of drops depends upon the size of the dropper you are using and how you form the drops. With that said 4 drops would probably get you close. The best thing to do is to take your set up and measure the number of drops into a graduated cylinder. Then you know for sure. The problem with MMS is that it is a high concentration of sodium chlorite. A little variation can make a lot of difference. I recommend using a 5% sodium chlorite solution because it is safer and easier to handle and measure. However you work with what you have... With cats you can mi ...
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Hello Herbsman, Chlorine dioxide works great outside the body but inside the body there are too many biofilms for it to be effective. Think of biofilms as mucous. Fortunately the chlorite ion is effective in biofilms. The traditional mix of MMS involves both chlorine dioxide and the chlorite ion. One of the breakdown products of chlorine dioxide is chlorite, so MMS can be somewhat effective. Activated sodium chlorite is needed to get the chlorite through the digestive juices but the key is the amount of activation. MMS involves over activation. This means that you need to u ...
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Hello Herbsman, The goal is to stay healthy. There are times when your body gets beaten down and you need chemicals to help get you back into balance. The problem with chemicals is that they have side effects. The best way is to rebuild your body using diet. Tom   [End]
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Hello Herbsman, Sinus issues usually benefit from the actual chlorine dioxide gas. Using 5% sodium chlorite and 6% hydrochloric acid you would put 5 ml of the 5% sodium chlorite in a cup then add 5 ml of the 6% HCL. Put the cup in a room where you are. The chlorine dioxide fumes will drift through the room and may help with your sinus issues. Tom   [End]
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Hello Kim, Measure 63 grams of your sodium chlorite powder or flakes and add that to 1000 ml of distilled water. Stir to mix and completely dissolve. You now have 1 liter of 5% sodium chlorite, or at least it will be close enough for your purposes. If you want to be totally accurate you would use 62.5 grams of the sodium chlorite power or flakes and add that to 937.5 ml of distilled water. Sodium chlorite power or flakes are 80% pure. So the mix will be 6.25% by weight but factoring in the 80% purity it comes out to 5%. Tom   [End]
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Hello Kim, The mouthwash solution is made by adding 10 ml of 5% sodium chlorite to 500 ml of distilled water. Add a pinch of salt and let the distilled water do the activation. If you keep this out of light it will keep for months. The additional wash solution can be made by mixing 1 ml of 5% sodium chlorite with 1 ml of 6% HCL. After 10 minutes activation you add 500 ml of water. Now you need to adjust the pH to about 5.5 and it is ready to be used throughout the day. Mix a new batch each day. As far as kidney issues go, keep in mind that chlorite basically kills. It does n ...
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Hello Kim, The suggestion is for a two pronged approached. You mix up the mouthwash solution and use it frequently throughout the day. You also mix up an activated solution. This solution uses acid to activate the sodium chlorite. This releases some of the available chlorine dioxide as free chlorine dioxide. This free chlorine dioxide can penetrate gum tissue and possibly get to the infected area. To activate the solution you need to use an acid. Pick whatever acid you like. The goal is to lower the pH of the sodium chlorite to about 3. The activation takes about 10 minut ...
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Hello 203024, Cancer screening by using the multimodal strategy (MMS) test is quite different from using the Miracle Mineral Supplement (MMS) to treat cancer... Tom   [End]
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Hello n22alpha, If you follow proper handling precautions you can safely make lower concentrations of sodium chlorite. Sodium chlorite does not provide oxygen to the body. It provides oxidation. If you take too much the side effects include diarrhea, vomiting and nausea. Skin contact with the concentrated solution (3 - 5%) can cause chemical burns to tissue. Long term use of higher doses can chelate essential minerals out of the body. You need to pay attention to diet to counter this. Tom   [End]
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Hello 201288, Sodium chlorite is NaClO2. Trichloroisocyanuric acid is C3Cl3N3O3. They are not the same. In industry they have similar applications and target some of the same things, but they are not the same. Tom   [End]
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Hello 161279, It is most unfortunate that you have no one to share with, have no one to mentor, and have no one that looks up to you as an example... When the pain gets extreme you should look away from yourself and look to others. Once you realize that in your own little world you actually have some importance, you can then gain perspective on how to work through your immediate situation. Perhaps you should visit some people that are struggling with life threatening illness. You may gain some perspective on what life is all about. Your visit may actually bring a moment of joy ...
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Hello #161270, You should stop taking MMS and drink lots of water. The chlorite should flush out of your body in 4 - 5 days. Tom   [End]
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Hello Wsx, Nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea are classic signs of chemical poisoning. It is not as ”easy” as saying MMS caused it, but there is no doubt that it is contributing to your ill condition. A continual loss of fluids leads to dehydration and that is a very serious condition. Your best course of action is to stop everything and look up a diet that is used to reverse dehydration. I am thinking drinking broth and lots of water and paying attention to your electrolytes. Once you have your body stabilized, gain a few pounds back, and have improvement in your base line healt ...
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Hello Moe, I can tell by you question that something isn’t clear... yet. You start with a concentrated product. Let’s call this a stock solution. You then take a small amount of the stock solution and add it to your working solution. The concentration of the working solution depends upon what your target is. MMS is a stock solution of 22.4% sodium chlorite. 5% sodium chlorite is a stock solution of 5% sodium chlorite. Stock solutions are generally too concentrated to use directly and require further dilution. Let’s look at an example to put some perspective on this. ...
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Hello Mo, A pH meter simply measures the pH of the solution you are working with. We target ending up with a pH of 5. The solution is made up of distilled water (lower pH) and sodium chlorite (higher pH) and and brought to balance at the target pH of 5. MMS is a 22.4% concentration of sodium chlorite. I am using a 5% concentration. Other than that they are the same. 5% sodium chlorite is safer to handle and using standard measurements (ml instead of drops) gives you more consistent results. The goal is to provide a target concentration of chlorite per kilogram of body weight. ...
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Hello John, While I agree that if there are signs of difficulty breathing, wild heart palpitations, dizziness, prolonged diarrhea, and prolonged vomiting, a trip to the hospital may be in order, let’s look at the numbers and see where we stand. 1/2 teaspoon is about 2.5 ml. 2.5 ml X 22.4% gives you about 56 mg chlorite. Assuming a body mass of 70 kg (154 pounds) we have a one time exposure of 56/70 = 0.8 mg/kg. If Mommy2six participated in the NP001 trial for ALS the low dose target used was 1.0 mg/kg and the high dose was 2.0 mg/kg. These doses were well tolerated (within reas ...
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Hello Mommy2six, Yes. Once your body has processed and eliminated the chemicals your appetite will return. Drink lots of fluids to help this process along. Tom   [End]
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Hello Mommy2six, People have tried to commit suicide by taking a full glass of chlorite. Then failed. They ended up in the hospital but eventually recovered. Tom   [End]
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Hello Mommy2six, Sea salt is a good source of electrolytes. You can add something like 1/8 teaspoon of sea salt to 1 liter of water. Emergen C is a commercial product that is also a good source of electrolytes. Mix up 1 package a day. Kidney damage is a little difficult to determine. We have had a couple of people that experienced a pain similar to what you would experience with kidney stones after taking a high dose of chlorite. This pain only lasted for a day or two and then it went away and everything returned to normal. When it comes to young children I tend to be conserv ...
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Hello Mommy2six, The best course is to drink lots of water and give the body a chance to flush the chemicals out. By all means stop taking more chemicals and just drink a lot of water over the next few days. It takes 4 - 5 days to get the chemicals out of your body. The chance of doing liver damage is minimal. There is a larger chance, although it is still quite small, of doing some damage to the kidneys. Flushing with lots of water should reduce the chances of any damage at all. While you are crapping the stuff out and drinking lots of water be sure to pay attention to your e ...
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Hello Kelly, The evidence provided by those involved in deep wound healing suggest 3 times a day with a low concentration works much better than hourly sprays with a high strength solution and better than baths. I am not sure how much experience Jim Humble has with deep wound healing but I was just relating what works for those who deal with this on a daily basis. I will add that when dealing with chemical concentrations the volume that you dilute it with matters a lot... Tom   [End]
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Hello Farva123, The issue with using activated MMS to irrigate a wound while it is healing is that it is too strong and too acidic. This tends to damage the new tissue forming and delays the healing process allowing new infections to form. You can mix up an effective wound irrigation solution by putting 1 drop of MMS into 11 ml of distilled water. Also add a pinch of non iodized salt. Plan on cleaning the wound and irrigating with this solution 3 times a day. The by products of infection tend to be acidic. This solution has about 1000 PPM available chlorine dioxide that will g ...
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Hello Aussiesurfer, The chemical burns will take some time to heal. With animals the half life of chlorite is just under 40 hours. It is probably similar in humans. You can speed this up a little by drinking lots of water. Along with the water be sure to add the essential minerals that the body needs. In 5 - 6 days most of the chlorite should be out of your body. Tom   [End]
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Hello Aussiesurfer, If you haven’t experienced a chemical burn on the inside of your mouth and lips you should be OK. If you swallowed you may end up sitting on the toilet for awhile. Tom   [End]
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Hello Lou, We know a lot more now than we did 6 years ago when this thread started. We know that chlorine dioxide works great on topical applications but it appears that the chlorite ion is more effective inside the body. This raises the question of how to get chlorite in the body most effectively. The drugs NP001 and WF10 are designed for inter venous use and that seems to be a very effective way to get chlorite into the body. Oral use of sodium chlorite can work, but the solution needs to be properly activated prior to ingestion. When you add an acid to sodium chlorite you ...
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Hello Shannon, I don’t believe IC is caused by bacteria so I am not sure sodium chlorite would help. You may want to tr altering your diet to an anti inflammatory diet. Tom   [End]
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Hello #193834, Yes. Some of the concerns are valid. A striking observation is the numbers. I have heard Jim Humble state that 4000 - 5000 children have tried this particular protocol. It is shocking to realize that only 162 have been ”cured.” If we realize that Jim Humble is prone to exaggeration and we cut the total number down to something like 2000 we still end up with a very low success probability. If Kerri suggested trying here protocol but also added that it has a 92% chance of not working do you think people would be willing to risk their children to try it? Tom   [End]
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Hello #90553, Chlorine dioxide, chlorite, and acidified sodium chlorite are all very good at breaking down H2S. These chemicals are used for just this purpose in the pulp and paper and oil industries. If your diagnosis is that your body is producing excess H2S, it could be that you could experience some benefit from using chlorite. Tom   [End]
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Hello Xebeche, According to industrial testing you need a concentration of 500 PPM ClO2 in contact with the MRSA bacteria for 10 minutes to achieve a 100 kill. CAUTION: 500 PPM is strong enough to cause damage to the skin so be careful. Tom   [End]
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Hello Rickster, While this has not been studied in humans, the half life in rats is about 37 hours. Tom   [End]
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Hello BelaMix, A couple of suggestions. Mix up a general mouthwash by putting 4 ml of MMS in 500 ml of water. Try to use this 5 - 6 times a day. When using try to keep swishing for at least a minute with two minutes being better. The next solution involves a little different activation. Mix up your normal mix but let it activate for 10 minutes before adding the additional water. This will allow additional chlorine dioxide to form and that may be what is needed to penetrate the gum tissue to get to the root of the tooth. If you have pockets around the tooth you can direct the ...
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Hello LukeMuhammad, Unfortunately you don’t seem to understand the chemistry involved with sodium chlorite... Over a period of 35+ years sodium chlorite was activated with water. The people using it experienced successes and as long as you didn’t get carried away with the amounts used it works fine that way. Jim Humble started out the same way but decided that a higher concentration was more favorable for transport in the jungle. His early work with malaria was done with sodium chlorite and water and he reported around a 70% success doing it that way. The activation of sodium c ...
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Hello 189253, You first need to figure out what you are trying to kill, then you need to figure out the concentration needed to kill it. From there you use dilution math to achieve your target concentration. For example if you are going after E coli you need 3 PPM. Starting with 12000 PPM you would put 0.25 ml into the 2 liters of water to end up with 3 PPM. Tom   [End]
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Hello Mysogood1031, Chlorine dioxide is extremely volatile. It doesn’t last long at all. It is possible that it helps topically but inside the body it quickly reacts with the various biofilms in the body (mucous) and gets used up. Some of the chlorine dioxide reacts all the way down to salt but some only gives up one electron and ends up as chlorite. It is generally believed that chlorite is what is helping inside the body. Unactivated sodium chlorite started being used in the mid 1960’s. At that time it was believed that the activation inside the stomach would oxygenate the ...
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Hello Mysogood1031, PM sent. Tom   [End]
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Hello Bill6565bill, Let’s start with the citric acid. Citric acid is available almost everywhere so if you have questions about what you have just make a new batch. Once you have a known concentration you can then activate some sodium chlorite and measure its pH. Comparing the pH of the activated solution mixed from the unknown citric acid with that of the known citric acid will give you a ”reasonable” idea if your original citric acid is about the same concentration as your known concentration of citric acid. MMS is supposed to be a 28% by weight concentration of 80% pure sodium ...
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Hello Gooster, For some reason I missed this post until now. You can send me a private message and if there is still an interest I can give you some avenues to explore. Tom   [End]
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Hello Bill6565bill, There are a variety of ways to test sodium chlorite and citric acid concentrations. Most of them involve adding reagents and then calculating the precise amount of a reaction chemical needed to provide the reaction. You can get a general idea with a minimum of equipment if you have something known to go from. If you have citric acid powder you can mix up a known concentration. Then you take a container of water, measure the pH of the water, then add a specific amount of your citric acid and finally measure the pH change in the water. This serves as your co ...
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Hello Scott, Why not? Chlorine dioxide is very volatile so there are issues using it in open spaces. Drinking water systems are typically closed systems. Water treatment involves filtering and purifying the raw water then disinfecting it. How do they know the water is safe to drink? They test it. One of the tests involves measuring the residual amount of disinfectant present after disinfection. If you start with 2 PPM and after disinfection have a residual of 0.8 PPM you know that the chlorine dioxide has reacted with whatever it can within the water and killed it. How m ...
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Hello 184067, Oxidizers work based on a CT value. C stands for concentration. T stands for time. When encountering a pathogen you need a concentration high enough to kill the pathogen and you need it to remain in contact with the pathogen long enough to kill it. In general, the higher the concentration the shorter the amount of time needed to kill the pathogen. The problem with high concentrations is that it can kill more than just the target pathogen you are going after. The body does a great job of this. When a pathogen invades the body the white blood cells engulf the path ...
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Hello Eva, I answered your message. I don’t think a short term use of MMS a while back would cause what you are experiencing. I would talk to your doctor and pay close attention. If the subject of oxidation caused damage comes up, then a frank discussion about the amounts taken and how long you took it for would be appropriate. Tom   [End]
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Hello Trust2009, If your sodium chlorite has been stored properly it should still be good. High heat, light exposure, and evaporation can take it toll on sodium chlorite but if you have stored it in an opaque bottle with the top on at room temperature you will be fine. Eye infections sometimes are helped through internal attack of the infection, and at other times an external attack is needed. This external use can be a spray or vapor. It is also important to keep your hands free of anything that can cause infection to your eye. Tom   [End]
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Hello Kolykoldy, Sorry you can’t. They are different chemicals. Normal bleach comes from either calcium or sodium hypochlorite. Sodium chlorite comes from chlorine dioxide. Tom   [End]
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Hello John, Let’s take a little closer look at this. Looking at #4 we see that in order for chlorite to be reduced to chloride you need both hydrogen and excess electrons in the right combination and at the right time. Under controlled conditions this is easy to do, but in nature it becomes more difficult. The testing suggests that it only occurs about 40% of the time. #5 and 6 point out differences between water treatment pipelines and the human body. In water distribution you start out with clean pipes and bacteria and toxins form a biofilm on the walls of the pipe. Ch ...
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Hello Truthquester, The body is amazing in that it can recover from many short term assaults. The topic here is about long term use. Think in terms of 6 - 36 months of daily use. Tom   [End]
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Hello Truthquester, As chemicals are used for disinfection, by products are formed. When hypochlorous acid is used those by products are trihalomethanes, haloacetic acids, and bromate. When chlorine dioxide is used the by product is chlorite. Chlorine dioxide is so volatile that it is doubtful that any of it actually gets into the blood stream, but chlorite is different. In studies it was observed that in rats the half life of chlorite was somewhere around 37 hours. The same studies also showed that it showed up in the blood and all the organs including the brain. In light o ...
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Hello Johny Apple Bomb, One of the interesting aspects of chlorite is that at very low concentrations it actually reduces inflammation. Now if you take higher concentrations, all bets are off. Tom   [End]
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Hello Queenjazzy, There has been no formal testing on that but there are a few data points that have come up. With severely ill people (terminal illness) exposed to around 1 mg chlorite per kg body weight it takes 4 - 5 months before the depletion of essential minerals and hormones takes its toll and they become sicker. People who are healthier and have a good diet should be able to go longer. To put this into perspective you need to know your body weight in kg. Take your weight in pounds and divide by 2.2 to find that value. Next you need to know how much chlorite you are expo ...
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Hello Heather, I think your logic is flawed... It sounds like you are willing to turn to taking some chemicals in the hope that it may help something that you may have wrong. You don’t know the specifics of what is wrong so it sound like you just want to throw some chemicals at it and see what happens. I think it makes more sense to identify the pathogen and then assess the most effective chemical needed to eliminate it. The least risky and most effective solutions involve building the body up. Risk comes when you interfere with the bodies natural ways and concentrate on kill ...
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Hello Heather, The science behind sodium chlorite and chlorine dioxide is pretty straightforward. In liquids and in the air the concentrations are measured in Parts Per Million (PPM). Toxic effects are measured in milligrams (mg) of chlorite exposure per kilogram of body weight. The EPA did a toxicological review of this in 2000. http://www.epa.gov/iris/toxreviews/0496tr.pdf To relate this to MMS you need to figure out how many of your drops equal 1 milliliter (ml). With a standard dropper there are 20 drops of water to 1 ml. Sodium chlorite is heavier than water and its w ...
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Hello David33409, You may be on to something. I have also noticed that in isolation MMS works great. Of course all we have is the recollection of Jim Humble telling the story of how well things went on his trip to the jungle. Once you open it up to discussion and scientific scrutiny, we discover that the MMS protocols are flawed. The interesting thing is that the science behind sodium chlorite stands both when it is used in isolation and when it is used and discussed under scrutiny. Once you understand the science you can find many ways to successfully use sodium chlorite. I ...
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There is a chance that the various parasites can build up a resistance to the various anthelmintic drugs if the drugs are made less effective through oxidation. This is a good reason not to combine the two. As far as I know there are no studies looking at the interaction of MMS with various drugs. This means that you can try it and see what happens but remember that you have to live with the results. Tom   [End]
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Hello Hispar, With adults longer periods of time are in the 1 - 6 month range. It is shorter with children. Chlorine dioxide and chlorite are biocides. That means that they kill living things. One issue with drinking solutions that contain these chemicals is that it can upset the balance of flora in your gut. If your flora is already unbalanced you can see benefit at first, but then the benefit falls off with extended use. The idea of pulsing is to start by killing things off then following that with providing the body with the building blocks it needs to re-establish a bala ...
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Hello Hispar, Over the past 3 years we have adjusted the pulsing to 2 weeks on and 6 weeks off. The extension of the off time allows the body time to rebuild. During the off time diet designed to rebuild the body and the goal is to give the body everything it needs to be healthy on its own. Damage is damage... Oxidative stress seems to be more transient which makes it somewhat reversible. Also the damage from oxidative stress comes over a longer period of time. The body seems to recover well from short term oxidation blasts. Tom   [End]
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Hello #184186, There are no studies looking at the interactions of MMS with other drugs. You are basically on your own. MMS is an oxidizer. If Xanax can be oxidized it may be and if that makes it less effective that may occur. There is also the possibility that during oxidation Xanax may form some undesirable by products. Jim Humble believes that there is no interaction between MMS and drugs because people that take both don’t immediately die. He has not done any tests to see if the drugs effectiveness is altered in any way. The best way to proceed is to monitor yourself a ...
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Hello Undomiel, You may find this link helpful...   [End]
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Hello Taluson, I am glad to hear you are getting better. One issue with MMS is the numbers. Jim Humble claims that millions have taken MMS but only a few hundred or maybe a thousand have reported improvements. 4 years ago when this tread was started the positive reports listed here were only 89. 4 years later we have millions and millions that Jim Humble claims to have taken MMS and the improvements have increased from 89 to 130. So if I offer you a man made chemical that works 130 out of millions and millions tries, are you still interested? The exception to this is malaria ...
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Hello Laura, This link may help you get started. http://mmsautism.org/ Tom   [End]
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Hello HelpForAllofUs, When using sodium chlorite there are many things to consider. The top 3 include pH Concentration Delivery method pH is important not only to the chemical solution you mix up but also needs to be considered for the environment you are introducing the chemicals into. Sodium chlorite is alkaline. When you mix up a dose of MMS you end up with an acid. This is where the environment comes into play. You want to use sodium chlorite in your sinus area. Is your mucous alkaline, acid, or neutral? Also is your current pH the same as a ”normal” pH. If your no ...
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Hello HelpForAllofUs, If you keep your flakes dry and out of light they should be good for 20 years or more. Tom   [End]
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Hello Eleni, I am so sorry to hear that your mother has this disease. I tried to find your email contact but was unable to do so. It seems that the sodium chlorite benefits only last for a year or two. During that time the quality of life improves, but at some point things once again turn down hill. The current efforts are focused on how to replenish the minerals and hormones that sodium chlorite depletes during extended use. It appears that in addition to sodium chlorite a focus on diet and supplements is also needed. I am sorry to say that progress on this front has slowed ...
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Hello Tsantsas, While it has been reported that hormone levels drop in the body with extended use of MMS, this has not formally be studied. My guess is that if it can have an effect on hormones it can also have an effect on an IUD device. I just don’t know what the extent of the effects would be. Tom   [End]
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Hello Red20, It depends upon how it was stored. You can mix some up and test the amount of chlorine it produces and go from there. Tom   [End]
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Hello Taroki, It is not a matter of good or bad it is a matter of effectiveness. When you add things you change the chemistry of the chemicals. This puts you in the position of having to run tests to determine what is going on. Tom   [End]
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Hello Taroki, When you mix up a dose of MMS you end up with chlorous acid. It has a pH of around 3.5. This acid has been known to upset stomachs in some cases. The question of strength is relative... A standard dose of MMS is abut 150 times stronger than what is used to disinfect drinking water and about 1/3 the strength used to disinfect food with a 15 second spray. I am not sure where you fit in on this scale... Tom   [End]
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Hello Taroki, Reports have indicated that long term use of MMS can alter hormone balance and effect cellular magnesium, calcium, and sulfur levels. Tom   [End]
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Hello Xfactors, I use the SilverGen and have been very happy with it. Tom   [End]
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Hello Hanna, So sorry to hear about your dog. We have had a lot of success with dogs and other animals by targeting 0.5 mg chlorite per kg body weight. 1 ml of MMS in 1 liter of water gives you 224 mg chlorite so you will need to work down from there. Your dog weighs 50 pounds. If we round up that is about 23 kg. To get to 0.5 mg per kg body weight you would need a concentration of 11.5 mg chlorite in your solution. In 3.8 liters of water (1 US gallon) that would work out to 0.2 ml of MMS. That is about 3.6 drops. It is more accurate to use a 1 ml syringe than to work ...
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Hello NatrlHealth2013, The ideal way is to weigh an amount of citric acid crystals then add an equal weight of water. You can get close by using equal measurements like 1 level tablespoon of crystals and 1 level tablespoon of water. Tom   [End]
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Hello NatrlHealth2013, It all depends on how it was stored. If it was stored in a cool place out of direct light it should be fine. If it was stored at the upper end of room temperature in direct sunlight it may have lost some of its strength. The best way to determine the remaining strength is to run a test by activating some and measuring the amount of chlorine dioxide produced. 22.4% sodium chlorite has 224000 PPM available chlorine dioxide. If you measure an amount and then drop the pH of it to below 2 you should release all of the available chlorine dioxide. Then you can di ...
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Hello Zooii, The enemies of chlorous acid (activated MMS) are heat, light, and being open to the environment. If you pour some chlorous acid in a bowl and set it in the noon day sun on a hot day, it can be totally inactivated in an hour or two. On the other hand if you put it in an opaque bottle with a lid, keep it out of direct sunlight, and keep it at room temperature or a little cooler, it will last for a couple of weeks. Tom   [End]
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Hello Eoeoe69, That is very interesting. Tom   [End]
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Hello Jim Humble, So nice to hear from you. Let’s see now. I have done ”damage” by pushing you to test your solutions and publish the truth. You finally got around to doing this and guess what... you are now closer to understanding sodium chlorite. Do you remember when you said that a 12 drop dose of MMS in half a glass of water only had a concentration of 1 PPM chlorine dioxide? 4 years later you finally got around to actually testing this and found that a 3 drop dose with limited activation actually gives you closer to 30 PPM. Do you remember when I pointed out that MMS ...
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Hello Ecogenie2, The second post in this thread gives the information on how to mix up a topical spray. Over the three years since this was posted the only change has been to buffer the pH up to the 4.5 - 5 range when it is to be used on sensitive skin. Sensitive skin can have adverse reactions to lower pH solutions. Tom   [End]
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Hello #171032, Chlorine dioxide is too unstable to last for any length of time in a skin cream. You can use sodium chlorite. If the eczema is caused by a fungus the sodium chlorite should clear it up. You can take a normal skin cream and add enough sodium chlorite to achieve a concentration of 50 PPM. As a reference, 1 ml of MMS has a concentration of 240000 PPM in 1 liter of water. Tom   [End]
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Hello JohnMC, CDS is usually a high concentration solution. I believe one of the targets is to make a 3000 PPM free chlorine dioxide solution. This is too strong to leave on the skin for any length of time so you need to dilute it. If you take 1 part CDS and add 19 parts water you end up with a solution that has 150 PPM free chlorine dioxide. This concentration is usually well tolerated on thicker skin. On delicate areas it may sting a little, and you need to limit the time of contact. 10 minutes at this concentration is a good target. Once again pay attention to the pH of th ...
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Hello JohnMc, CDS stands for Chlorine Dioxide Solution. When you add an acid to sodium chlorite you form chlorous acid. Chlorous acid has some chlorine dioxide in it. You end up with a mixture of chlorous acid and chlorine dioxide. CDS is only chlorine dioxide and water. Tom   [End]
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Hello JohnMc, Chlorine dioxide will penetrate the skin. You would be better off figuring out how to make CDS and using that. Knowing where the tumor is gives you the ability to target it. Orally you have to flood the body hoping to get enough chemical concentration to work on the tumor. Be sure to check the pH of the solution you use topically. Acids can chemically burn the skin. Tom   [End]
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Hello Linda, I have just recently started looking at it. It is supposed to be easier to absorb so you can use less of it. I am finding that is true to some extent, but not to a great extent. I started with magnesium malate and am using about 85% of the dose with ReMag. It does seem to work. Tom   [End]
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Hello Kscmac, What in particular were you interested in from the results of the Toth study? Tom   [End]
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Hello Riderjay253, You may want to find some colloidal silver. Take it in your mouth and swish and gargle with it for an extended period of time, then spit it out. Tom   [End]
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Hello Klodoma, I appreciate your lack of chemistry knowledge, but it makes it difficult to come up with an exact mix. However, you can try this approximation... Take a water bottle that holds 1 liter of water. Fill it with water. Add to that 1/8 teaspoon of MMS. Also add 1/32 to 1/16 teaspoon of your citric acid. Let it sit overnight and then check it out in the morning. You may find it very easy to drink. You can then enjoy your juice at a separate time. Tom   [End]
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Hello JohnMc, First question... What particular pathogen is causing your illness? Second question... How do you plan to get the chemicals in contact with those pathogens? The chemicals involved with MMS work great on hard surfaces where it is easy to get the chemicals in contact with the pathogens. The body presents difficulty in getting the chemicals into contact with pathogens so your question is best answered as a maybe... Tom   [End]
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