MMS - Sodium Chlorite Content Simplified

MMS - Sodium Chlorite Content Simplified

MMS, as manufactured to the specifications described in Jim Humble’s book, is not 28% sodium chlorite but rather 22.4%. This is explained in Part II Chapter 15.

The sodium chlorite used in the manufacturing process is technical grade 80%. As stated in Thomas Lee Hesselink, MD’s overview, “On the Mechanisms of Oxidation of Chlorine Oxides”, the remaining 20% is a mixture of the usual excipients necessary in the manufacture and stabilization of sodium chlorite powder or flake.

MMS is therefore not simply sodium chlorite and distilled water but more precisely:

~ 72% distilled water (H2O)
~ 22.4% sodium chlorite (NaClO2)
< 5.32% sodium chloride (NaCl - table salt )
< 0.28% sodium hydroxide (NaOH - lye)
< 0.28% sodium chlorate (NaClO3)

It is important that the actual sodium chlorite content of Miracle-Mineral-Supplement NOT be overstated and the actual ingredients of Miracle-Mineral-Supplement not be understated. The trace quantities of the remaining sodium chemicals listed above are considered nontoxic.

Further, 22.4% sodium chlorite in 4oz aqueous solution of distilled water is not a “hazmet” (hazardous materials) chemical. This is important to understand when assumedly educated individuals refer to Miracle-Mineral-Supplement as “hazmet” while either naively or disingenuously referring to regulations surrounding the transfer of bulk, concentrated/non-diluted sodium chlorite powder.
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