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MMS Quality 02 Aug 2018 15:54 #58849

BobD3623
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Hello there! New to the forum and I have a question about the MMS I purchased. I did not realize that this website was headquartered in New Zealand until after placing the order. I've corresponded with them and they seem legitimate. There website is www.mms-healthyliving.com.

My issue/concern: Initially, when starting the mms, I used the 8 oz. bottle 1000 protocol for the whole day. When I mixed 24 drops of Sodium Chlorite 22.4 with 24 drops of 50% Citric Acid...the amber/brown color that Mr. Humble states is required is there. I then decided it best to mix it every hour, I.E...3 drops of each, once an hour. Once that is mixed...the color is yellow instead of brown. Is this cause for concern, or is it yellow simply because I am mixing much less solution? Thank you so much!

Bob

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MMS Quality 03 Aug 2018 04:28 #58853

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Bob, an all-day bottle of MMS1 is usually 1 liter or quart and one takes out 125 ml or 4 fl oz hourly for eight consecutive hours. Of course, you would activate 24 drops of MMS in a small, dry, clean glass container for 30 seconds before adding it to the 1 liter/quart of purified water.

Hourly made MMS1 3 drop doses should first show a yellow color and at 30 seconds turn to amber color. You may not see the amber color if the solution is not confined into a small space. If spread out across the bottom of a glass, you may only see a yellow color. After 30 seconds of activation, add 125 ml or 4 fl oz of water before ingestion. If following Protocol 1000 Plus, or Protocol 2000, now you would add DMSO to the MMS1 hourly dose.

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MMS Quality 03 Aug 2018 15:43 #58855

BobD3623 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 9 Thank you received: 3	I was simply drinking 1 ounce of the water/mms solution an hour. I.E....not nearly as diluted with water as you have said. Is that a problem if I feel no ill effects? Or is 4 oz.'s of water really necessary?
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MMS Quality 03 Aug 2018 17:34 #58856

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Most people would have a problem ingesting a 3 drop MMS1 dose in only 1 fl oz of water.

I am thinking that there may be a problem with either your MMS or activator. The color should be amber at 30 seconds and a noticeable CLO2 odor. Are you using tap, bottled or distilled water?

Are you following the HRP in Jim Humble's latest book, MMS Health Recovery Guidebook and following all the directions on how to use MMS?

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