Apple cider vinegar

My wife and I tried apple cider vinegar (Biona's unfiltered, unpastuerised, organic) with MMS1 (purchased from a supplier approved by the church). Our results were not great. We avoided the foods and drinks which the protocol recommends avoiding.

I did experience some relief from problems with my digestion and also relief from the aches related to a varicocele, however the nausea became too much. I lasted just over 2 weeks but never made it above 1.5 drops. I tried lowering the dosage, but it got to the point where even the smell of the solution made me nauseous and I had to stop.

My wife has severe chronic fatigue and is often bedridden. MMS made her symptoms much worse and she saw no benefits. She lasted 1.5 weeks but never made it above 1 drop. She, too, had to stop because of the nausea.

It's great that MMS seems to be helping others, but I thought our experiences might be of value here. Some lingering questions remain for us:

1. Has anybody experienced negative results with apple cider vinegar but positive ones having switched to citric acid or one of the other alternatives?

2. Our solution never turned a brown colour. It was yellow/orange - similar in colour to the apple cider vinegar itself. Is this to be expected?

Best wishes to All

The recommended activator is HCL. It does avoid a lot of the taste and nausea. The quote below is from Jim's latest book. Get them (both the book and HCL) and start again - but extremely slowly (this isn't a race - but a journey to restore health) Kerri Rivera starts with 1 activated drop mixed in 8 oz of water - taking 1 oz / hour the first day and then go up by 1 activated drop / day similarly - until at 3 drops / hour (protocol 1000).

Activated MMS goes a dark brown - so it sounds like you weren't fully activating - some people are very sensitive to inactivated sodium chlorite

"Some Alternative Acids: Both citric and hydrochloric
acid are easy to use as activators for MMS; however,
depending on your location and availability, or in an
emergency, other activators such as fresh lemon or lime
juice, or vinegar, can be used to activate MMS but they
measure differently. If using any of these acids, you will
need to use 5 drops of lemon, lime or vinegar for every 1
drop of MMS, at a 1 to 5 ratio. If using these alternative
acids, activation time must be 3 minutes, instead of 30
seconds which is the standard activation time for either
50% citric acid or 4% HCl."

Many thanks for your swift response.

With regard to the apple cider vinegar, we did follow the recommended 1:5 ratio and the 3min activation time you quote. We also followed the recommended starting procedure, so started with just a 1/4 drop.

But perhaps I will give it another shot using HCL as you suggest.

Thanks again.

I have never been able to prove that vinegar will activate MMS. Did these tests today.

You were basically ingesting unactivated MMS which some people can do, but apparently not you.

Try making some CDH and see how that works for you. It is about 50% activated externally and the rest should activate in a stomach with normal amounts of gastric acids.