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Vitamin Water (XXX Acai-Blueberry-pomegranate) and MMS 14 Feb 2014 19:28 #39979

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I want to be very clear with you guy am a Chemist , iI work for the farmaceutical industry almost 10 years and I am skeptical but not blind. I believe there a big potential in MMS is just so much water give me nausea. Without MMS using pure water I cant drink water it give me nausea. But I need to drink water to drink a pill and is been 9 days already and today Im having water rejection. Is not MMS problem is that i need to find a sustitude for water I did not tolerate the water alone.

There a water in the market Named Vitamin Water that is almost water with a little flavor. it said that containg .5% of vitamin and flavor. IT does contain vitamin C but .5% that include the other ingredient. So am assuming is very little.

Can somebody let me know what else i can use to drink the MMS gel cap that is not plain water.

Today I try Snapple Juice of Strawberry and Kiwi because if I drink another pill with water I will not be able to finish the day. And everything been so well with MMS that I dont want to quit because I dont tolerate the water.

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Vitamin Water (XXX Acai-Blueberry-pomegranate) and MMS 14 Feb 2014 20:05 #39980

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Clear juice w/o vitamin C added (apple cranberry etc), non antoxidant tea w/o caffeine, Beer? Apple cider?
Anything that is not high antioxidant or Vit C or caffeine.

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Vitamin Water (XXX Acai-Blueberry-pomegranate) and MMS 15 Feb 2014 16:10 #40002

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Today i bought some coconut water. Hope is not antioxidant. Also i notice that The nausea Start since i Start get thing magnesium citrate 500 mg in The morning. 2 hour before Start getting MMS.

Today i took My first pill with 4 once of coconut water. Is been 40 minute no náuseas.
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