Re: New to using MMS and feeling not good

Hello John,

That would be an excellent test. See if you can talk your lab technician into checking a sample of yogurt, then take some yogurt and add it to an activated dose of Miracle-Mineral-Supplement and see if there is any difference. You wouldn't have to get fancy, just report on total bacteria count. After you add the yogurt to the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement , or visa versa, let it sit for 5 - 10 minutes. A lot of bacteria has a CT of 100 for a total kill, so the dose would need a few minutes to work.

Another very interesting test would be to look at the effects of a dose of Miracle-Mineral-Supplement on saliva.

Chlorine dioxide is a biocide. When tests are run, the goal is to eliminate pathogens, so only pathogens are selected for testing. Jim Humble is the first person that claims that beneficial bacteria isn't killed by chlorine dioxide. Labs that I have contacted have indicated that I would be wasting my money and their time because often beneficial bacteria is easier to kill off than pathogens.

I have often suggested to Jim Humble that he lay out some tests that would demonstrate that MMS is not harmful to beneficial bacteria. His standard comment is that millions of bottles of MMS have been sold, and hundreds of thousands of copies of his book have been sold... I usually counter with suggesting that it is a shame that thousands of tests haven't been done.

If I remember correctly, your bone infection is in your jaw. If you want to try to eliminate the infection you should consider using chlorine dioxide rather than the chlorous acid that MMS makes. Do you happen to know the particulars of your infection? Is it a bacteria or a fungus? What is the size of the infected area?

Are you willing to alter your diet? Are you willing to find the best diet that can rebuild your bones and immune system?

If you want to try this, the idea is to oxidize your jaw without damaging your teeth. You may end up with some slight bleaching of the gum and cheek tissue, but that should only be temporary. After oxidation you will need to boost antioxidants to clear out the chlorite left in your system, then you need to have a diet that promotes bone healing and regrowth.

While I have experience with abscessed teeth and bone infections of the fingers and toes, I have not attempted a jaw. No promises, but it would be an interesting exercise.

You should also have a doctor or dentist that can monitor your progress and check for signs of oxidative stress.

Have you checked your Vitamin D3 levels?

How are your feet?

Tom

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