Nebulizer

Has anyone used activated MMS in a nebulizer ? and any results ?

mary wrote: Has anyone used activated MMS in a nebulizer ? and any results ?

From Jim's latest book: • The Master Mineral Solution of the 3rd Millennium

jhbooks.org/
(I get the e-book as it is easily "searched" for specific information)

 " Using a Misting Machine
Another and much safer procedure is to use a mister, a machine
that creates a mist of water. Some humidifiers also create a cool
mist; read your user’s manual. I use 24 drops of activated MMS for
each cup of water that I put in the mister. MMS will be in the mist.
Use bottled drinking water. Keep a large bottle so that you can pour
the liquid out of the machine and into a bottle with a lid. In that way,
after you have taken your breaths, you can continue to use the same
MMS until it gets used up.
Make up a batch for your machine. You will probably need at least
three cups. Remember: 24 drops of activated MMS per cup. Turn
the machine on and put your mouth right down at the opening where
the mist comes out. You will be able to tell when the mist starts as
the air will get cold on your lips. At that time, the first time, take only
one breath. Then 4 hours later you can do it again and if everything
went alright and there was no problem, you can take 2 breaths. Do
it two or three times a day ..."

Thank you for the info. I do have the mister .. but have been using MMS in a nebulizer .. I have been activating 3 drops and using a portion of that in the little cup and breathing the mist. Not sure if it is too strong or not strong enough... I guess you just have to experiment with this stuff.

It depends on the cup size (camera) of your nebulizer (mister). Average size of the chamber for the drug solution 10 ml. Therefore if book offers a dosage to 24 drops per cup, it turns out one activated drop on full cup misters 10 ml.

The volume of this cup: 13 ml