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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 06 May 2014 03:44 #44064

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Can I do two doses of calcium hypochlorite for my maintenance doses instead of two six drop doses of mms? Don't they essentially work the same? Is there any reason why this wouldn't be a good idea?
Thanks, Emily

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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 06 May 2014 06:17 #44066

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Hi , Emily. No , they don't work the same . Calcium hypochlorite replaces the body's own production which drops off as one grows older. MMS kills bacteria on contact and prevents viri from reproducing as described in 'The Master Mineral Solution of the 3rd Millennium ' starting on page 169.
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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 06 May 2014 11:22 #44074

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Can I do two doses of calcium hypochlorite for my maintenance doses instead of two six drop doses of mms? Don't they essentially work the same? Is there any reason why this wouldn't be a good idea?
Thanks, Emily


We don't have any history of anybody used for maintenance. Also Jim does not mention as a replacement for maintenance drops. Unless there one newsletter that I'm not aware of. Probably Pam can tell you. For now use as indicated 5 times a day every two hours.
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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 07 May 2014 21:25 #44158

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I've been taking the MMS2 for over a year for maintenance, I take 1 or two a week.....you are younger than I so I would think this would be a good dosage for you.

Jim says in his book that MMS1 also turns into hypochlorous acid after it finishes killing the bad stuff....just like the MMS2.

But from experience I sure would say without hesitiation that MMS2 kills the bad stuf just as good as MMS1, it kills a cold in minutes and it killed guardia in minutes, one capsule.
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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 08 May 2014 00:24 #44159

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Dawna, could you share with us where in the book Jim says MMS1 turns into hypochlorous acid when it finishes working? I can't find it =

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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 08 May 2014 01:23 #44162

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Hi Pam,
Heres one time he says it: Page 34, the wide paragraph near the bottom of his book Breakthrough the Miracle Mineral of the 21st Century. Yes, it's his first book, but he has edited it 4 times.

Quote " If the chlorine dioxide does not hit anything that can set it off, it will begin to deteriorate, and thus gain an electron ot two, This may allow it to combine with other substances, creating a very important substance that the immune system can utilize to make hypochlorous acid. Hypochlorous acid is probably the most important acid used by the immune system it is used to kill pathogens, killer cells, even cancer cells....."

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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 08 May 2014 13:48 #44182

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Can I get the reference that Jim uses to write the information in the book? I would like to know what sources he used so I can read it and get a fuller understanding of the process.

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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 08 May 2014 15:47 #44185

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Dr. Segura says, “MMS2 is basically calcium hypochlorite, which is a chemical compound widely used for water treatment and as a bleaching and disinfecting agent (bleaching powder). This one is indeed a mineral because it has calcium in it, but a mineral that reacts to produce hypochlorous acid when ingested. Hypochlorous acid (HOCl), which is a combination of hydrogen, oxygen, and chlorine, is what some of our white blood cells produce in order to kill bacteria through the well-known process called oxidation.” and Dr. Sircus goes on to say “The human body produces it (hypochlorous acid) to fight infection. White blood cells release this natural oxidant to fight invading pathogens. The hypochlorous acid produced by the human body’s immune system is done so in minute quantities because the acid holds danger for normal cells as well as the pathogens.”

But I differ in those last words, I can pour mms on my arms and face, the healthy skin is not affected at all, but any brown spots dry up, crust over and fall off within a day ot two.
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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 08 May 2014 16:00 #44186

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Hey Dawna,
Does this also work for freckles? I have read in some areas that freckles are sub-moles and are a sign of distress on body with a cohesive melanin production? Do you use the regular mms skin protocol for the brown spots?
Emily

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