Oxidation is the effect of MMS in the body which kills pathogens.
This oxidative process will also deplete the the body of vitamins and nutrients, therefore a heavy intake of vitamins should be recommended when you are taking a MMS cycle. Is it correct?
Not quite correct. MMS can deplete only Vitamins and Minerals which have strongly anti-oxidant properties, more specifically Vitamin C, Selenium, Glutathione and maybe Iodine. However, most people are already chronically deficient in all of these things - which is why they are able to get sick to begin with. For example the half life of Vitamin C is only 4 hours, which means that every 4 hours the amount of Vitamin C in your blood is reduced by half. It is possible to go 90 days with no Vitamin C in your body whatsoever, without showing any symptoms of deficiency (scurvy) - and many people do - which is one of the reasons they get sick to begin with. However, there are other important vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin D, magnesium, potassium which MMS doesn't react with at all.
The philosophy of our church leaders to not worry about all of these chronic nutritional deficiencies which allowed us to get sick to begin with. It took a long time for these nutritional deficiencies to develop, and it will take a long time for corrective eating and supplementation to brings them up to the levels required for good health. It is most important to allow MMS to work alone, doing what it does to kill pathogens and detoxify poisons, without any interference from anti-oxidants taken as supplements. Archbishop Jim Humble has written that in cases of non-life threatening illnesses, one should wait at least a week after beginning the MMS protocol before taking supplements. First one should let the MMS dispose of the microbes and the toxins - and after that you can work on getting your vitamin and mineral levels up to the required levels.
It is always preferred to get vitamins and minerals from food, rather than supplements. Healthy eating is never wrong. When one is hoping to restore health they should eliminate sugar, "junk food," soda pop, coffee, and alcohol from the diet. Eat raw green, leafy vegetables such as kale, spinach, romaine lettuce, turnip greens and cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, cabbage, brussel sprouts.
