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Hi all its been awhile since i posted , my health has been brilliant for years now. MMS changed myself and my familys life .Thank you Jim for bringing this marvelous solution to light.
The reason for my post is i have recently had a gastrointestinal endoscopy because of my throat being severely swollen and not being able to swallow. The results were yes i think you have GERD ha i think you have Either i have it or i dont ?. Anyway that was the specialist prognosis . So what i have done is totally change my diet to a 80 / 20 ALKALINE diet.(I have refused to take any drugs for my symptoms) so trying the natural way first. And i feel amazing inside it is starting to work taken around 1.5 weeks but i can honestly say i was 105 kgs before and i am now down to 98 KGS in just 1.5 weeks. I am a big set athletic person not fat just built for rugby Anyway what i would like to know is can i start back on the MMS as my throat isnt healed %100 yet still bad in the morning hard to swallow.
I need somebody to clarify exactly what happens to the ACID from the mms when entering the body (in an alkaline diet lemons are %100 great as they turn into alkaline when entering your body .
Is this the same for MMS or does it stay acidic even in the stomach??? this is a big question for me as i dont want to upset my regime as im definitely on the road to recovery with my throat . And to verify i never had any symptoms of acid reflux at all, so i am begining to think i had the silent form which is LPR .
Causes of LPR
At either end of your esophagus is a ring of muscle (sphincter). Normally, these sphincters keep the contents of your stomach where they belong -- in your stomach. But with LPR, the sphincters don't work right. Stomach acid backs up into the back of your throat (pharynx) or voice box (larynx), or even into the back of your nasal airway. It can cause inflammation in areas that are not protected against gastric acid exposure.
Any help on my question ACIDIC or AlKALINE MMS when entering the stomach???
Many regards and good health
Daron

All I can tell you is the pH of MMS1 and CDS before ingestion.

A 3 drop dose of MMS1 made with 4% HCL activated for 30 seconds and then added to 120 ml of distilled water measures between 3.5 to 4.0 pH.

An equivalent CDS dose (20 mg CLO2) added to 120 ml of distilled water also measures between 3.5 to 4.0 pH.

Stomach acid is typically 0.5% HCL and about its pH is < 1.0 with nothing in a stomach.

What the pH of the mix of MMS1 and stomach acid plus whatever food might be there is unknown. Probably acid, most likely less than neutral, 7.0 pH.