What evidence is there that MMS detoxes mercury and other heavy metals?

Arrow wrote: I'm hoping that there is more than just because someone said so... like lab work evidence?

Well for myself when I first started taking MMS I got uncontrollable diarrhea - and the smell it was giving off was exactly the same smell I used to sense at the dentist's office as a child 30+ years earlier when they were putting fillings in my mouth.

That smell is very unique and I've only smelt it at the dentist's office and after taking MMS so for myself I believe it does get rid of Mercury.

I just heard Andreas Kalcker on YouTube saying again that CD oxidizes metals. As far as I learned Andreas is generally sciene orientated, so does anybody know the base on which he is arguing?

I would like to believe that CD oxidizes metals, but I found as well this from Cutler, who's into heavy metal detox since a very long time: Cutler on MMS

Regards

Liselle

I've never heard of Cutler - and Cutler is not a part of the Church - so I'd take his statement with a grain of salt. I also will say that if you search hard enough, you're going to find whatever belief you have..

Liselle wrote: I just heard Andreas Kalcker on YouTube saying again that CD oxidizes metals. As far as I learned Andreas is generally sciene orientated, so does anybody know the base on which he is arguing?

I would like to believe that CD oxidizes metals, but I found as well this from Cutler, who's into heavy metal detox since a very long time: Cutler on MMS

Regards

Liselle

Is he a chemist? If not, don't trust him. The statement that he is talking about is mercury and the autism kid dilemma. If the statement is not true. Why there 160 kid out of the problem after use MMS protocols? I mean his statement about the reduction of Mecuric is unrelevant, the fact hit his face and he does not have other explanation.

As I understand it, Andreas is a biophysicist PhD who works with academics - - as I said, I don't know of Cutlet.

Hello Pam,

why so harsh? What was wrong with my question?

I found the site I linked accidentally, I didn't search hard to find it.

I'm into mercury detox, parasites, lyme etc. since 1995, and I heard about Cutler a long time ago. If you search for Andrew Cutler you will find that he is into mercury detox since a long time and that he is very well known in the heavy metal detox/cfs etc. community. He is a biophysicist PhD. I would name him "a good one", even he is not "in the church".

In one of his last videos Klinghardt said that only a few years ago he didn't believe patients who were telling him that they were excreting parasites and he thought that these patients are off the wall. I eliminated parasites first time in 2005. Klinghardt would have thought I'm crazy. And today he is working with CD himself (which I'm doing since 2008). Is he a "member of the church"? Or could he be a "good one" without being a member?

I'm not a member of anything, but I make my experiences and I sometimes I share them or ask questions in forums.

Regards

Liselle

Nothing harsh with saying that Cutler is not a part of the church and that I would take what he says with a grain of salt. We've had WAAAY too many members of the medical field who just parrot what the FDA tells them without actually exploring the product. And many docs are more limited by their medical degrees/licensing, etc., there are things they can't say, things they must say, etc. Even my doc offers me vaccines, knowing I will decline. .

That is, my statement was not harsh assuming you want information, as opposed to trying to somehow sell us on an idea or a person. And don't get me started on Klinghart - he's definitely NOT a part of this organization.

Hi, I am just wondering what happened to Paul and his experiment? I thought he was providing daily updates. I would love to know the outcome of the metal detox experiment.

Thank you,
Tracey (new to MMS, just started Protocol 1000 today)