MMS2 IS UNSTABLE, REPLY PLS

there is a product that is being sold called vetricyn, which is stablized hypochlorous acid.
Now, if you mix calcium hypochlorite with water you produce hypochlorous acid, but unless the solution has a ph between 3-4.5 the hypochlorous will be unstable and dissipate. So if you are making up a solution of mms2, then you have to use it immediately, plus if you take it orally, you're stomach acids must be activated to maintain the hypochlorous acid.
I would like feedback on this. Veritcyn has a patent.

Ari

What kind of feedback are you looking for?

This appears to be a veterinary product -

Jim's work has been done with "pool shock" -

I have no way to compare the two products. Is that what you are requesting?

even tho it is marketed for animal use, and I have run across many individuals who are using it externally for themselves as well
anyone have any idea what acid solution to mix calcium hypochlorite with to maintain stability of hypochlorous acid? This is in lieu of purchasing the product and making a clone of it.

Ari, the G2C Protocols that use calcium hypochlorite, MMS2, do not make solutions externally. One adds calcium hypochlorite to a capsule and ingests it with lots of water.

What you have found sounds interesting and if you would like to use it for healing, we would be interested to know the outcome of your research.

Thanks.

MMS2 does not use an acid - and it's not usually used externally - it's taken internally in a capsule with a lot of water. There has been no work on acidifying to create stability. Sorry.

Hi Zimlev,

The product you are referring to is made by Oculus Innovative Sciences. They also make Mycrocyn for human use which I think you have to have a prescription for and Puracyn otc, which is an over-the-counter formulation. I looks to me that they are great products but they are quite a bit different than what we have in our MMS2.

I remember reading that the folks down in Mexico were drinking Mycrocyn to fight swine flu even though Mycrocyn is actually a topical solution. In the Oculus literature and even on their video though, they state that there product has ZERO toxicity.




I think if someone won't try MMS products this would probably be the next best thing - who knows, it might even be better.

Hope that helps,
Scott