Re: MMS for tooth infections? Danger to Thyroid?

Larx,
In all seriousness, is there some reason you don't just go to the dentist? Whatever is creating a recurring problem with your teeth needs to be addressed at the basic level.

It's not unusual for people to get small infections in their mouths but if you don't take care of it, it will just get worse. Infection causes inflamation which is a known contributant to heart disease. Infections of the mouth are the most common source.

As far as Miracle-Mineral-Supplement goes, it would probably be best to simply gargle with a solution containing the ClO2. Perhaps Biosafe could recommend a reliable amount. No one else on this site can give you good information about that. As far as thyroid and low metabolism, it doesn't sound like you've had any blood tests to confirm this, just opinion. Perhaps getting a blood test would be a good first step and then try to figure out how to address the problem.

Despite posts that are quite supportive of mms, there is no reliable scientific data that prove what effects are in the body. It is not actually known how it breaks down, how it is absorbed, and what happens to the bi-products of mms.

There is no known safe oral consumption limit. ClO2, the "ingrediant" has never been tested in the way that Humble suggests its use. He has no idea and neither does anyone else. Oh, there are testimonials, but I don't think that's the best way to make a decision about whether or not to ingest an industrial and commericial chemical.

It sounds like you're concerned with your health so don't let others talk you into potentially harmful rituals.

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