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Age spots, liver spots, sun spot removal? 04 Oct 2013 00:27 #36478

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Hello. I'm to understand that the 1000, and 1000+ protocol has been known to remove skin spots from internally.

Does anyone know if Applying Activated MMS directly on the skin/spots fade or remove them the same way apple cider vinegar/orange juice is said to?

I HAVE applied the product to my skin.. and when its not diluted enough it does cause a burn lol be warned I just want to know if will remove spots, I have several on my face because of toxins in my body.

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Age spots, liver spots, sun spot removal? 04 Oct 2013 00:40 #36479

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Possibly.
I do not know what you are using.
Chlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS) can be applied at high concentration safely.
You may want to try CDS at higher concentration.

Another suggestion:

Mix MMS and activator in a small cup or shot glass. Small.
Keep the cup or shotglass upright and cover the shot glass with your spot on your face and let the gass treat the spot.
You can do this if the spot is on an area of your face that can put a cup over (or under).
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Age spots, liver spots, sun spot removal? 04 Oct 2013 00:54 #36480

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Thank you for the reponse. Im using straight up MMS 4 drops activated in a glass, then I apply with a Q tip on the spots. so what If I used diluted MMS and held it on my face with say.. a cotton ball or band aid? would it removed or fade the spot?

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Age spots, liver spots, sun spot removal? 04 Oct 2013 01:09 #36481

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I'm really not sure.
I think you are doing the right thing in trying.
I mean what you are doing sounds like it might work.
I don't have any experience personally although my Mom thought it was helping her with making her skin spots go away at one point but I never really verified it myself.
I think she was using the spray and it was probably at a lower concentration.

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Age spots, liver spots, sun spot removal? 04 Oct 2013 13:58 #36494

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Straight up MMS (unactivated) is too highly alkaline to use on the skin - it will burn, as you probably have found out - we always use it activated unless it's an acid situation like a bee sting or an insect bite - or even sunburn. I've never heard of MMS removing age spots or liver spots, because they're not pathogen caused, sorry. If I had, would have used it on mine! :)
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Age spots, liver spots, sun spot removal? 04 Oct 2013 22:56 #36501

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Hello and I can tell you that you can use Organic rose hip oil from new roots...Called rosa Mosqueta...I apply it directly on the spots and I have a lot..(told it was from hormone changes) and they are all just about gone.
Use #60 in the sun (sunblock) for more protection
Hope this helps!!
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Age spots, liver spots, sun spot removal? 11 Oct 2013 00:31 #36668

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THank you tooth fairy I will order some this next payday :) :)

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Age spots, liver spots, sun spot removal? 12 Oct 2013 01:42 #36700

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I would've too Pam.

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Age spots, liver spots, sun spot removal? 17 Oct 2013 01:04 #36809

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www.mountainroseherbs.com is where I get mine...great company and site

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