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MMS in mineral water 15 Aug 2013 11:38 #35300

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I've used MMS quite extensively in several countries. It never tastes great but i never have gagging issues below 8 drops.

I'm currently in Dubai and taking even 2-3 drops is absolutely disgusting to the point i want to vomit. I cant even keep 2 drops in my mouth to rinse with.

I've tried with both the bottled drinking water and tap water and they both taste horrible. What could they be putting in their water here that is causing the nauseating sensations?

The bottled drinking water isn't advertised as mineral water but on the contents it does have some calcium, potassium and magnesium in it. Could this be it?

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MMS in mineral water 15 Aug 2013 15:10 #35312

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maybe getting a water filter would help.

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and a lot of bottled water now has added fluoride too

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LOL, when I lived in India in the late 80's, I lived in a large ashram. Most of us were concerned about amoebas, so we drank Bisleri water - (a bottled water, big in India) - until one day when the clinic decided to do an amoeba test on the bottled water and found that it - tada - contained amoebas! Apparently at that time (don't know about now), they were just repackaging tap and selling it.
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