Date:   9/19/2010 6:17:44 PM ( 14 y ago)
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Hello Kevin,

MMS is being banned because of the "unproven" health claims made about it, and the fact that the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement protocol exposes people to levels of chemicals that are higher than allowed. This is history repeating itself. Check out the Vitamin O story. In the case of Vitamin O the people were in the US and they were put out of business. Jim Humble is not in the US, so the FDA doesn't keep as close a watch on him.

As far as illustrating the difference between chlorine dioxide technology and acidified sodium chlorite technology, here is a method for producing laboratory grade chlorine dioxide from sodium chlorite. Abbreviated, it is bubbling air through the activate mixture and collecting it it water. Note that there is no mention of nitrogen air, nor is there a mention of triple distilled water.

http://www.laurelind.net/Our_Businesses/chemicals/Documents/sodium_chlorite/t...


If your goal is to get the maximum amount of chlorine dioxide from the sodium chlorite, paying attention to the purity of the air and water will yield more chlorine dioxide in solution because it won't react with impurities in the air or water. However, to illustrate the point of the difference between chlorine dioxide and acidified sodium chlorite, bubbling any air through the solution and having the chlorine dioxide end up in any water will illustrate the point.

I agree that the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement protocol is flawed and better delivery methods need to be developed. However, Jim Humble is claiming better than 95% success against all illnesses so he has little incentive to do any further research. Bonding to omega three oil is an interesting thought, but chlorine dioxide will oxidize the oil. However, you may be able to do something with sodium chlorite.

Tom
 

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