Re: Urgent Public Notice The Legal Problem With MMS BINGO!

Hello Kevin,

You seem to be having a lot of difficulty with understanding. May I suggest that you have someone read what I wrote and then you can discuss it back and forth and come to an understanding of what is being said.

I wrote

[quote Tom]"MMS is 22.4% sodium chlorite. This solution has a PH of about 12. Since its PH is above 7, that makes it alkaline. Measure yours and see what you come up with."[end quote]

I believe you sell bottles of Miracle-Mineral-Supplement . Put some of what is in your bottle and measure it. If your solution is acidic you had better call it something other than Miracle-Mineral-Supplement . Every bottle I have purchased has an alkaline solution in it. Perhaps I should purchase a bottle from you and see if the solution your are selling is acidic or alkaline.

Let's take a look and what Jim Humble has to say about Miracle-Mineral-Supplement ...

[quote Jim Humble]"Sodium chlorite is highly alkaline, that is the opposite of acid." [end quote]
[quote Jim Humble]"At this time my solution, which I have named the Miracle Mineral Supplement (MMS), is 28% sodium chlorite."[end quote]

Perhaps you better stop here for a moment and review what I just wrote. MMS is sodium chlorite and sodium chlorite is alkaline. You sell MMS in a bottle and your solution that you put into that bottle is alkaline. MMS is alkaline.

You may need to review the previous information again so it will sink in, but if you understand that MMS is alkaline, we can now move on to my second statement.

I said

[quote Tom]"The MMS protocol calls for adding some acid to the sodium chlorite when you mix up a dose. This is similar to acidified sodium chlorite. This forms chlorous acid with a PH of 2.5 - 3. Since the PH is lower than 7, that makes it an acid."[end quote]

While sodium chlorite solutions are alkaline, adding an acid to them forms chlorous acid, which is an acid.

MMS is alkaline. When you follow the MMS protocol and add an acid to it you form chlorous acid and you are instructed to drink the chlorous acid.

Your difficulty seems to be that you don't understand that there is a difference between MMS and following the MMS protocol. MMS is an alkaline solution. The MMS protocol instructs you to add an acid to MMS and drink chlorous acid.

MMS is a sodium chlorite solution that is alkaline.

The MMS protocol instructs you to add acid to MMS and drink chlorous acid.

Do you see the difference?

At any rate, I agree that drinking acid is not in the best interest of health.

OK, now take a deep breath and read again what I said. I noticed that you like to use all caps so in an effort to help you understand let me try this...

MMS IS 28% (BY WEIGHT) SODIUM CHLORITE IN DISTILLED WATER THAT IS ALKALINE WITH A PH OF ABOUT 12.

Does that help?

Tom