Re: Truth for you too!

Hello Veronicalives,

MMS is a 28% by weight sodium chlorite solution in water. Sodium chlorite at this concentration will harm you.

Here is how you can demonstrate this to yourself.

In general, water applied to the skin will not harm you. Take a tablespoon of water and pour it on the skin on the back of your hand. Rub it in a little and spread it around. Let it dry and after 1 hour note the condition of the skin on the back of your hand.

Water should not create any adverse effects, so you should see none.

Next, take a tablespoon of Miracle-Mineral-Supplement and pour it on the skin on the back of your hand. Rub in in a little and spread it around. Let it dry and after 1 hour note the condition of the skin.

If you happen to have some stabilized oxygen, you can repeat the test with that and see what happens.

By the way, if you feel a burning sensation before the hour wait is up, feel free to rinse the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement off of your hand. The chemical burn associated with extended skin contact is similar to a second degree burn, and your skin will heal back up in a few days.

This test demonstrates that the concentration of sodium chlorite used for Miracle-Mineral-Supplement is harmful to your skin. Improper handling can result in chemical burns. Now that you have first hand experience with this, you may want to ponder why there is no warning provided by Jim Humble about this danger.

I will let you also ponder what would happen if a drop of MMS happen to end up in your eyes...

When you have finished this test, check back in and we will them move on to the next demonstration of the dangers involved with MMS and the MMS protocol.

Tom Tweet