Re: Stabilized Oxygen

Hi Jonsher,
Hope all is well, but boy, I'm rather confused by this post.

You wrote:

"Inside the body it is totally different. Whether you dilute the stuff with a cup or half a cup or whatever the amount that ends up in the blood is at a ppm that has not a lot to do with the ppm you drank it at."

So you're saying that there is no way to predict the relationship between the amount and concentration of mms ingested to how much ends up in one's blood or organs? That doesn't seem to make much sense.

That argument, then, could be used for any substance ingested into anyone's body from Sugar to water. So then, there is no chance of anything causing an overdose or if it does, it was just chance? There would be, then, no theraputic dose of anything, including marshmallow plant extract (just a slight tease), that can be predicted fairly accurately? Obviously, there will be slight variations, but we're all incredibly the same, not different.

Then you wrote:

"...But it isnt important as Bruce thinks it is. The effect on the digestive system is an issue and how much available ClO2 actually gets into the blood but what is most important is how much ClO2 you drink not so much the ppm of it when you drink it."

I think maybe your war with Bruce and his annoying facts are perhaps coloring your reasoning. How "much" you "drink" or ingest is in part a result of the concentration or ppm. You probably don't take calcium supplements, but if you did, you'd notice that some pills are smaller but have more active ingrediant than the larger but less concentrated version. If you took "more" in volume, your "drinking," you'd take the larger pill but likely get less benefit from calcium because there is simply less calcium in the larger pill. The smaller pill actually has more calcium and taking that pill will probably get someone a bigger dose of calcium.

You are confusing volume consumed with what's actually in the cup, the ingrediate you're trying to consume.

I have no doubt you will tell me why I'm wrong but honestly, Jonsher....