Hi

Hello,

I have been using MMs for several years now to combat dysbiosis and rosacea. The rosacea has completely disappeared (it is 'incurable' according to the medics).

I have also used it for multiple applications. I buy from a source in Switzerland - MMSquelle.

My question today pertains to their new product, which claims to need NO activation at all, which bypasses the production of chlorine dioxide. Now, I don't know whether they are redefining the product in terms of EU clamp downs, or whether there is new mms science out there that I don't understand.

It bothers me, because the previous product could produce liters of mms, whereas this is a tiny bottle that claims to bypass the mixing process, but would then be a poor substitute in terms of quantity of treatments allowed, if you see what I mean.

Here is the link. I can run the German through google translate if someone can help me with this. Meantime, I'll wait to see if there's a simple answer to this that I'm not seeing.

Thanks - any tips welcome.
www.mmsquelle.com/node/515

Ok, I just realised it's pre-activated, but how reliable is that?

So, more's to the point - does anyone have a good source for sodium chlorite in Europe?

Many thanks if you can help.

Fazzone wrote: Ok, I just realised it's pre-activated, but how reliable is that?

So, more's to the point - does anyone have a good source for sodium chlorite in Europe?

Many thanks if you can help.

For suppliers - top of the forum page - " Buy MMS" tab

That product is what we call CDS (chlorine dioxide solution) .

mmswiki.is/index.php?title=Glossary

There will be lots of information here on the forum just do a search

There must be a chemical supply store in Germany, we can buy sodium chlorite in 5 gallon buckets over here (USA), and the ctric acid can be purchased at a health food store or grocery store as it is used for canning.

Good luck! I agree, I'd rather do it myself.