Re: my MMS experience

Now this is an interesting story. Though I didn't quite get why you were taking the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement to begin with(was their a reason?)

Having said that, I find there are as many misconceptions about the risks associated with Miracle-Mineral-Supplement as there are good ones, For example... since Chlorine Dioxide is a known chemical, why is that so many people don't seem weary of the potential risks associated with it? It is because it isn't regulated? Or because it doesn't come with a warning label?

I learned a long time ago that Miracle-Mineral-Supplement affects electrolytes. Though I never figured-out why. Which is weird because sometimes it happens, whereas other times it doesn't. Though one thing is for certain, it can and does happen. And the only solution I've found for this, is to take a good probiotic along with salt baths(Himalayan) to keep levels up. Though what I think stands-out is that I cannot establish what factors are causing it because it isn't all the time.

Another thing I noticed in your experience is that you never exceeded 5 drops. And to that I'd say, you likely wasted your time with MMS at this level. From my experience, MMS doesn't do anything sin terms of fighting infections until you hit 12-15 drops with 18 being the golden ratio. - NOT THAT I'M SAYING TO TAKE THIS, though I do think it's worth pointing-out.

Aside from this, I think you have a reaction to MMS. Which shouldn't be surprising at all considering we have 0 information on the exception and interactivity of MMS with certain condition. Which is to say, that everyone is a test subject with MMS as it stands. Which is far from ideal to say the least.

Anyways, I'm glad to hear of your experience personally. Because I your details can prove useful in trying to isolate exactly what it is that makes MMS either deplete or inhibit the electrolytes. Which I believe to be very important information.

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