kidneys + taking MMS

My husband had one kidney removed as they thought it was cancerous, it had a large growth on it. Turned out that it wasn't cancer, but they couldn't test it while inside, so he only has one kidney now..
Which means he should cut back on salt.
Does anyone know or have an opinion on if he should be taking MMS? I believe it turns to table salt after it does it's trick...
His latest blood test showed a higher than normal creatine and lower eGFR.... both are bad and show kidney not working well.
It was all perfect.... prior to the doctors....

Just wondering, the doctors you paid to offer health advice for your husband, were they licensed?

That's pretty insulting.

CLO2 wrote: Just wondering, the doctors you paid to offer health advice for your husband, were they licensed?

My husband tells me that they told him that they could have tested it while inside.... but 4 doctors from 3 different hospitals said it was cancer based on results from the ct scan, and this is normal that doctors avoid biopsies when the photo lights up in ct scans and it is not round.
Thing is, oncocytoma usually turns to cancer, ooncocytoma is the official name of what the mass was. It was 10cm X 12cm.
His father died from kidney cancer. My husband had/has prostate cancer.
and we are very skeptical of biopsies spreading cancer....
All things considered we took the advice of our doctor, yes he wasn't the local plumber. Are their really people who have surgery by someone unlicensed?????

So, my question was if he should rick taking mms as it turns to salt and salt isn't something that kidneys like.

From Jim Humble's latest book:

Because of the chemical nature of chlorine dioxide, it destroys these microorganisms in such a manner that it is also destroyed at the same time, leaving behind only a few grains of plain table salt, discharged oxygen atoms, and dead microorganisms, which the body can easily wash out of the system.

I doubt that a "few grains of plain table salt" is going to be a problem with his remaining kidney. How much NaCL could there be in a 3 drop dose of MMS1 which is taken hourly? Hardly any, I suspect. And if CLO2 doesn't find a pathogen, there won't be any NaCL released.

Thanks for the great answer, and the time it took you to answer. I have three of Jim's books, but I needed someone else to help me on this, I think I take tooooo much responsibility for others health.
His remaining kidney looked perfect, but his eGRF and Creatine levels are now way off, signaling a kidney which isn't working well.
All the people who volunteer to give a kidney away, I'm betting they never talked to someone who is having trouble. We were given two kidneys for a reason!

We were given two kidneys for a reason!

How true. We might get along with one kidney, but two are better. And, it is much easier to tie your shoe laces with two hands instead of just one.